Last night, the Broadcast Digital Awards 2025 revealed its winners, shining a spotlight on the finest TV shows beamed through non-terrestrial channels. Leading the pack was Phil Dunning's 'Smoggie Queens', which snagged the Best Comedy Programme title. For those who haven't tuned in yet, this BBC Three sitcom weaves the tale of volatile Dickie, drag queen Mam, and their colorful gang navigating life, love, and the pride of their often-overlooked hometown.

And it doesn't stop there! 'Smoggie Queens' fans can rejoice, as a second series is already in the works. The sitcom edged out other nominees like 'Brassic', 'Daddy Issues', 'Dinosaur', 'Only Child', and 'Trying'.

Meanwhile, 'Peaked', a Channel 4 Comedy Blap pilot set in the scenic rural Derbyshire, clinched the Best Short-Form Scripted award. Written by Ada Player and Bron Waugh, this gem features Ada Player herself, along with a stellar cast including Ele McKenzie and Freddie Meredith.

In the realm of children's programming, 'Super Happy Magic Forest' waltzed away with the Best Digital Children's Content award, bringing joy to CBBC viewers everywhere.

For those eager to catch the full list of winners across all categories, don't miss the chance to surf over to broadcastdigitalawards.co.uk. The awards night not only celebrated the crème de la crème of comedy but also highlighted the diverse array of content available on today's screens.