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The Apprentice has been nominated for Best Business and Best Reality Show (Pic: WENN)
Whatever floats your boat in the hilarious, debauched, and unpredictable world of reality TV could soon be crowned champion of the addictive genre.
The third annual National Reality Television Awards sees The Apprentice, Undercover Boss, Dragon’s Den, Britain’s Got Talent, Come Dine With me, The Only Way Is Essex, and Made in Chelsea all battle it out at this year's event.
Bagging a record seven nominations, Big Reunion is the the frontrunner to take home the prizes, with the ITV2 show looking to scoop Best Entertainment, Most Inspiring and Best Reality Non-Competition Show.
Meanwhile, the Best Reality TV Judge nominations will see the claws come out from BGT's David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell, The Voice's Will.i.am, Strictly's Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman, Kimberley Wyatt of Got To Dance, Dannii Minogue for her efforts on Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model, Dragon's Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden, and finally Paul Hollywood of The Great British Bake Off fame.
Dragon Jones - winner of 2012's Reality TV Personality of the Year - said: "The National Reality TV Awards are authentic and just what the industry needs.
"It is the first awards ceremony of its kind to finally re-define the whole reality TV industry into genres and the fact that millions of TV viewers are in charge of determining the outcome only adds to its credibility."
The National Reality TV Awards takes place on September 16.
All nominations are submitted by the public, whom also decide winners of each category by voting on the official NRTA website.
Gemma Collins with Billie and Sam Faiers on TOWIE (Pic: ITV2)
See below for full nominations:
The Apprentice has been nominated for Best Business and Best Reality Show (Pic: WENN)
Whatever floats your boat in the hilarious, debauched, and unpredictable world of reality TV could soon be crowned champion of the addictive genre.
The third annual National Reality Television Awards sees The Apprentice, Undercover Boss, Dragon’s Den, Britain’s Got Talent, Come Dine With me, The Only Way Is Essex, and Made in Chelsea all battle it out at this year's event.
Bagging a record seven nominations, Big Reunion is the the frontrunner to take home the prizes, with the ITV2 show looking to scoop Best Entertainment, Most Inspiring and Best Reality Non-Competition Show.
Meanwhile, the Best Reality TV Judge nominations will see the claws come out from BGT's David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell, The Voice's Will.i.am, Strictly's Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman, Kimberley Wyatt of Got To Dance, Dannii Minogue for her efforts on Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model, Dragon's Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden, and finally Paul Hollywood of The Great British Bake Off fame.
Dragon Jones - winner of 2012's Reality TV Personality of the Year - said: "The National Reality TV Awards are authentic and just what the industry needs.
"It is the first awards ceremony of its kind to finally re-define the whole reality TV industry into genres and the fact that millions of TV viewers are in charge of determining the outcome only adds to its credibility."
The National Reality TV Awards takes place on September 16.
All nominations are submitted by the public, whom also decide winners of each category by voting on the official NRTA website.
Gemma Collins with Billie and Sam Faiers on TOWIE (Pic: ITV2)
See below for full nominations:





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