BAFTA TV Awards: Greg Davies's dig at Romesh Ranganathan; says, 'Will I be punching the air if he loses?'

The BAFTA Television Awards have taken the internet by storm with iconic wins and hilarious quotes. Calling on friendly banter, the host for the night, Greg Davies, visited moments, specifically the one that left the burns. During his appearance on the stage for a monologue, the 57-year-old comedian joked about not being personally nominated for the award. However, Romesh Ranganathan, the actor-comedian renowned for ‘Taskmaster’ and ‘The Ranganation,’ had been nominated twice for the same category he was eligible for, Entertainment Performance. “Will I be punching the air if he loses? We will see. But this is not about the personal grievances that gnaw away at my soul,” Davies stated, before continuing, “can feel like an industry under pressure, I’ve dipped into new media, I’ve seen what is eating away at our revenues”, and pledged that the ceremony will celebrate ‘proper telly.’” Making a significant high of his career, the 48-year-old was nominated for ‘Rob & Romesh Vs.’, and ‘Romesh: Can’t Knock The Hustle.’ However, Bob Mortimer won the category of Entertainment performance for ‘Last One Laughing UK.’ The show also won in the Entertainment Series category. Davies and Ranganathan, the acclaimed British comedians, are famously known for their witty banter and heated rivalry, specifically after their time on ‘Taskmaster.’ Meanwhile, the BAFTA Television Awards seem to be witnessing history in the making. ‘Adolescence,’ the psychological crime drama series that turned the world upside down with its haunting nightmare-come-true confrontations, swept the nominations. Winning the Limited Drama category, the series took home awards for Leading Actor (Stephen Graham), Supporting Actor (Owen Cooper), and Supporting Actress (Christine Tremarco). The show undergoes the journey of a 13-year-old, centring on the suspicion of murder, the teenage cruelties, and everything in between.