The Global TV Demand Awards

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The Global Demand Awards is an American award created by Parrot Analytics [1] that recognizes the most popular TV shows in the world. [2] [3] [4] [5] The entertainment industry's only data-backed award show, [6] [7] winning titles are selected by audience demand from 100+ countries in all languages. [8] [9] [10] [11]

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Current winners

2022

As certified by Guinness World Records:

Previous winners

2021

As certified by Guinness World Records:

2020

As certified by Guinness World Records:

2019

As certified by Guinness World Records:

2018

As certified by Guinness World Records: [47]

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