2016 KBS Entertainment Awards

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2016 KBS Entertainment Awards
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Awarded forExcellence in variety entertainment
DateDecember 24, 2016
Hosted byMain:
Lee Hwi-jae
Yoo Hee-yeol
Hyeri (Girl's Day)
Red Carpet:
Jeon So-mi (I.O.I)
Choi Yoo-jung (I.O.I)
Television coverage
Network KBS, KBS World
DurationApprox. 200 minutes
Ratings10.1% (Part 1)
12.8% (Part 2)

The 2016 KBS Entertainment Awards took place on December 24, 2016. The main ceremony was hosted by Lee Hwi-jae, Yoo Hee-yeol and Hyeri (Girl's Day), and the red carpet was hosted by Jeon So-mi and Choi Yoo-jung of I.O.I. The ceremony was televised live on KBS.

Contents

Winners and nominees

(Winners [1] [2] [3] denoted in bold)

Grand Prize (Daesang)Viewers' Choice
Top Excellence
VarietyTalk ShowComedy
Excellence
VarietyTalk ShowComedy
  • Lee Hyun-jung - Please Go Away, Horror Special,
    Look Again, The Escape, Like A Family
  • Song Young-gil - Poor Young-gil, Movie Little
    Television
    , Detective Song, Bad Guys
    • Heo Min - She Was Pretty, Zoom In Zoom Out
    • Kim Dae-sung - Please Go Away, Minsang
      Debate 2
      , Young President, Real Soap Opera
    • Lee Se-jin - 1 vs 1, Jang Star Entertainment,
      Surprise Appearances
    • Park So-ra - Genome Project, Can't Take It
      Back
      , Despicable Train
    • Park So-young - Like A Family, Manga Teacher,
      Surprise Appearances
    • Seo Tae-hun - 1 vs 1, Manly Men, Poor Young-gil,
      Horror Special, Young President
Rookie Award
VarietyTalk ShowComedy
  • Hong Hyun-ho - The Escape, Please Go Away,
    Horror Special
  • Kim Seung-hye - The Most Sensitive People,
    Horror Special, Can't Take it Back
    • Im Jong-hyuk - Manga Teacher, Descendants of
      Pyongyang
      , The Demon
    • Jang Ha-na - Surprise Appearances, Despicable Train,
      Genome Project
    • Kim Min-hee - Genome Project, Just a Movie
    • Kim Ni-na - Look Again, Manga Teacher
    • Lee Chang-ho - Young President, Confusing
      News
      , Descendants of Pyongyang, Through the Ranks
    • Shim Mungyu - The Demon
Other Awards
Best Screenwriter AwardBest Entertainer AwardPopularity Award

Namkoong Min - Singing Battle – Victory

Children of The Return of Superman

Radio DJ AwardProducer's ChoiceBest Teamwork Award

Park Myung-soo

Park Jin-young - Sister's Slam Dunk

Happy Together season 3

Best Couple AwardBest Idea AwardHot Issue Variety Program Award

Lee Kwang-soo & Jung So-min - The Sound of Your Heart

Gag Concert The Most Sensitive People

The Sound of Your Heart

Presenters

Presenter(s)Award
Park Bo-gum, Irene (Red Velvet)Excellence Award (Comedy)
Kim Jong-kook, Cha Tae-hyun Top Excellence Award (Talk show)

Performers

ArtistSong(s)
Unnies Shut Up
Twice Cheer Up, TT
AOA Heart Attack, Good Luck
I.O.I Pick Me

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