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OTO Award for TV Host – Entertainment

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OTO Award
TV Host – Entertainment


First awarded | Last awarded
2000 | 2013

OTO Award for TV Host – Entertainment was awarded from the first until the 14th edition of the accolades, held in 2013. Each year, the award was presented to the most recognized television hosts in entertainers of the past year with the ceremony permitted live by the national television network STV.[1]

Winners and nominees

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2000s

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Adela Banášová runs the category as the most awarded TV host, overall six times.
Martin Rausch alias "Pyco" has accumulated eight nominations, winning once.
Peter Marcin has earned one win, out of three nominations.
Michal Hudák has been a single nominee, for a change.
Year Recipient Nominees
2000 Jozef Pročko
(3 consecutive wins)
  • Milan Markovič
  • Viliam Rozboril
2001
  • Peter Kočiš
  • Viliam Rozboril
2002
  • Viliam Rozboril
  • Elena Vacvalová
2003 Peter Marcin
2004 Viliam Rozboril
  • Peter Marcin
  • Michal Hudák
2005 Adela Banášová
(6 consecutive wins)
  • Vladimír Voštinár
  • Peter Marcin
2006
  • Viliam Rozboril
  • Martin Rausch
2007
  • Martin Rausch
  • Viliam Rozboril
2008
2009

2010s

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Year Recipient Nominees
2010 (See above)
  • Martin Rausch
  • Viliam Rozboril
2011 Martin Rausch
  • Viliam Rozboril
  • Adela Banášová
2012 Andrej Bičan
(2 consecutive wins)
  • Martin Rausch
  • Viliam Rozboril
2013

Superlatives

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Multiple winners

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6 awards
  • Adela Banášová
3 awards
  • Jozef Pročko
2 awards
  • Andrej Bičan

Multiple nominees

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12 nominations
  • Viliam Rozboril
8 nominations
  • Martin Rausch
7 nominations
  • Adela Banášová
3 nominations
  • Jozef Pročko
  • Peter Marcin┼†
2 nominations
  • Peter Kočiš
  • Vladimír Voštinár
  • Andrej Bičan
Notes

Denotes also a winner in two or more of the main categories.
Denotes also a winner of the Absolute OTO category.

References

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  1. ^ "Osobnosť televíznej obrazovky (OTO) → About". Art Production Agency (in Slovak). Ringier Axel Springer Slovakia. anketaoto.sk. Archived from the original on 2013-03-25. Retrieved 2013-03-30.
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