Lee Mack was joined by his three children at the National Television Awards on Tuesday night as he accepted the award for Best Quiz Show for his program, "The 1% Club." This marks the fourth consecutive year the show has won the prestigious honor.
Mack, 58, acknowledged his children—Arlo, 21, Louie, 19, and Millie, 14—during his acceptance speech. "My kids don't usually come to these things, but my kids, Arlo, Millie and Louie are here," he said, with cameras panning to the trio. "See - Dad is not a useless cretin, you're wrong!"
He also humorously thanked his wife, Tara, and quipped about thanking "two ex-wives" before clarifying it was a joke.
"The 1% Club" begins with 100 contestants, each with a £1,000 stake. The game progresses by asking questions that a decreasing percentage of the public can answer correctly, culminating in a final question only 1% can solve.
Other notable wins at the NTAs included "This Morning" for Best Daytime show, "Strictly Come Dancing" for Best Talent Show, and "The Celebrity Traitors" for Reality Competition. Jeremy Clarkson's "Clarkson's Farm" received the award for Reality Docuseries. Vicky McClure won Drama Performance for her role in "Trigger Point," and "Call the Midwife" secured the award for Returning Drama.