International Emmy Award for best Non-Scripted Entertainment

International Emmy Award for best Non-Scripted Entertainment
Awarded for	Best Non-Scripted Entertainment
Country	United States
Presented by	IATAS
Currently held by	50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy, UK (2015)
Official website	www.iemmys.tv

The International Emmy Award for best Non-Scripted Entertainment is an category presented by the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, at the annual International Emmy Awards, given the program without script: "reality show", "game show" or gender programs, produced and displayed outside the United States, the awards ceremony takes place in New York City.

Winners

Year	Non-Scripted Entertainment	Country
2003[1]	Without Prejudice?	United Kingdom	Won
	Caiga Quien Caiga	Argentina	Nominated
	Home on Their Own	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Me lo dices o me lo cuentas	Spain	Nominated
2004[2]	Brat Camp	United Kingdom	Won
	Wife Swap	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Caiga Quien Caiga	Argentina	Nominated
	Greg Le Millionaire	France	Nominated
2005[3]	Top Gear	United Kingdom	Won
	Caiga Quien Caiga	Argentina	Nominated
	FC Zulu	Denmark	Nominated
	Borat TV Special	United Kingdom	Nominated
2006[4]	Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares	United Kingdom	Won
	Big Brother Brasil 6	Brazil	Nominated
	Supernanny	United Kingdom	Nominated
	The Strict School of the Fifties	Germany	Nominated
2007[5]	How Do You Solve a Problem like Maria?	United Kingdom	Won
	Caiga Quien Caiga	Argentina	Nominated
	The Prison Choir	Spain	Nominated
	Takeshi Kitano presents Comaneci University Mathematics	Japan	Nominated
2008[6]	The Big Donor Show	Netherlands	Won
	Caiga Quien Caiga	Argentina	Nominated
	Canada's Next Great Prime Minister	Canada	Nominated
	Doors	Japan	Nominated
2009[7]	The Phone	Netherlands	Won
	The Amazing Race Asia 3	Singapore	Nominated
	Historia Extrema	Argentina	Nominated
	I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!	United Kingdom	Nominated
2010[8]	Caiga Quien Caiga	Argentina	Won
	Heston's Feasts	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Remembering School	Netherlands	Nominated
	Run for Money	Japan	Nominated
2011[9]	The World's Strictest Parents	United Kingdom	Won
	The Master Show	South Korea	Nominated
	El Hormiguero	Spain	Nominated
	La Expedicion - Mas alla de lo imposible	Mexico	Nominated
2012[10]	The Amazing Race Australia	Australia	Won
	The Challenger Muay Thai	Singapore	Nominated
	El Hormiguero	Spain	Nominated
	Planeta Extremo	Brazil	Nominated
2013[11]	Go Back to Where You Came From	Australia	Won
	MasterChef South Africa	South Africa	Nominated
	Dear Neighbors Help Our Daughter Find Love	Israel	Nominated
	Reto al Chef 2	Colombia	Nominated
2014[12]	Educating Yorkshire	United Kingdom	Won
	MasterChef China	People's Republic of China	Nominated
	Missie Mosango	Belgium	Nominated
	O Infiltrado	Brazil	Nominated
2015	50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy[13]	United Kingdom	Won
	Barones de la Cerveza	Argentina	Nominated
	Flying Doctors	Belgium	Nominated
	MasterChef South Africa	South Africa	Nominated

References

1. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2003". IMDb.
2. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2004". IMDb.
3. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2005". IMDb.
4. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2006". IMDb.
5. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2007". IMDb.
6. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2008". IMDb.
7. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2009". IMDb.
8. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2010". IMDb.
9. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2011". IMDb.
10. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2012". IMDb.
11. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2013". IMDb.
12. "International Emmy Awards - Awards for 2014". IMDb.
13. "Baz and mammy Nancy bag international Emmy Award for 50 Ways to kill your mammy". Independent.ie. 24 November 2015. Retrieved 24 November 2015.

External links

International Emmy Awards