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Questions
Choices
1. Gold Logie
Jessica Marais
2. Best Actor
Waleed Aly
3. Best Actress
Adam Dovile
4. Most Outstanding Actor
Tim Minchin
5. Most Outstanding Actress
Noni Hazlehurst
6. Most Outstanding Supporting Actor
Deborah Mailman
7. Best New Talent
Waleed Aly
8. Most Outstanding Supporting Actress
Erik Thomson
9. Best Presenter
Alex Dimitriades
10. 2016 Hall Of Fame
Celia Ireland
Select each answer
Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Gold Logie
Answer: Waleed Aly
This was Waleed Aly's first Gold Logie win and "The Project's" second Gold Logie win two years with Carrie Bickmore winning in 2015.
2016 TV Week Gold Logie nominees:
Waleed Aly-"The Project" (Ten Network)
Carrie Bickmore-"The Project" (Ten Network)
Scott Cam-"The Block" and "Reno Rumble" (Nine Network)
Essie Davis-"Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" (ABC)
Grant Denyer-"Family Feud" and "The Great Australian Spelling Bee" (Ten Network)
Lee Lin Chin-"SBS World News" and "The Feed" (SBS)
2. Best Actor
Answer: Erik Thomson
This was Erik Thomson's second Best Actor win after first winning in 2003 for "All Saints".
2016 TV Week Logies Best Actor nominees:
Erik Thomson-"800 Words" (Seven Network)
Firass Dirani-"House Husbands" (Nine Network)
Craig McLachlan-"The Doctor Blake Mysteries" (ABC)
Steve Peacocke-"Home and Away" (Seven Network)
Josh Thomas-"Please Like Me" (ABC)
3. Best Actress
Answer: Jessica Marais
Jessica Marais won the Best Actress for the Nine Network drama series "Love Child".
2016 TV Week Logies Best Actress nominees:
Jessica Marais-"Love Child" (Nine Network)
Essie Davis-"Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" (ABC)
Marta Dusseldorp-"A Place To Call Home" (SoHo/Foxtel)
Julia Morris-"House Husbands" (Nine Network)
Bonnie Sveen-"Home and Away" (Seven Network)
4. Most Outstanding Actor
Answer: Alex Dimitriades
Alex Dimitriades won the Most Outstanding Actor Logie for playing Matt Bashir in the SBS drama series "The Principal".
2016 TV Week Logies Most Outstanding Actor nominees:
Alex Dimitriades-"The Principal" (SBS)
Hugh Dancy-"Deadline Gallipoli" (Showcase/Foxtel)
Malcolm Kennard-"Catching Milat" (Seven Network)
Patrick Brammall-"Glitch" (ABC)
Sam Neill-"House Of Hancock" (Nine Network)
5. Most Outstanding Actress
Answer: Deborah Mailman
The Most Outstanding Actress award was Deborah Mailman's fourth Logie win after she previous won it in 2002 and 2004 for "The Secret Life Of Us" and 2013 for "Mabo".
2016 TV Week Logies Most Outstanding Actress nominees:
Tim Minchin won the first ever Most Outstanding Supporting Actor TV Week Logie award.
2016 TV Week Logies Most Outstanding Supporting Actor nominees:
Tim Minchin-"The Secret River" (ABC)
Daniel Wyllie-"No Activity" (Stan/Online Streaming Service)
David Berry-"A Place To Call Home" (SoHo/Foxtel)
Ryan Corr-"Banished" (BBC First/Foxtel)
Tim Minchin-"No Activity" (Stan/Online Streaming Service)
7. Best New Talent
Answer: Adam Dovile
Adam Dovile won the Best New Talent award for the Seven Network lifestyle series "Better Homes and Gardens".
2016 TV Week Logies Best New Talent nominees:
Adam Dovile-"Better Homes and Garden" (Seven Network)
Benson Jack Anthony-"800 Words" (Seven Network)
Dan Reilly-"The Block" (Nine Network)
Joel Jackson-"Deadline Gallipoli" (Showcase/Foxtel) and "Peter Allen: Not The Boy Next Door" (Seven Network)
Pia Miller-"Home and Away" (Seven Network)
8. Most Outstanding Supporting Actress
Answer: Celia Ireland
2016 marked the first time the Most Outstanding Supporting Actor and Actress TV Week Logie award were handed out.
2016 TV Week Logies Most Outstanding Supporting Actress nominees:
Waleed Aly beat out his "The Project's" co-host Carrie Bickmore to win the Best Presenter award.
2016 TV Week Logies Best Presenter nominees:
Waleed Aly-"The Project" (Ten Network)
Carrie Bickmore-"The Project" (Ten Network)
Grant Denyer-"Family Feud" and "The Great Australian Spelling Bee" (Ten Network)
Amanda Keller-"The Living Room" (Ten Network)
Lee Lin Chin-"SBS World News" and "The Feed" (SBS)
10. 2016 Hall Of Fame
Answer: Noni Hazlehurst
Noni Hazlehurst became the second woman ever to be inducted into the TV Week Hall Of Fame she joined Ruth Cracknell who was the first woman ever to be inducted in 2001.
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