Golden Rose Winners
- 1961: The Black and White Minstrel Show (BBC, UK)
- 1962: Kaskad (SR, Sweden)
- 1963: Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall (CBS, USA)
- 1964: Happy End (SSR / TSR, Switzerland)
- 1965: The Cold Old Days (YLE, Finland)
- 1966: L'Arroseur arrosé (ORTF, France)
- 1967: The Frost Report (BBC, UK)
- 1968: Historias de la Frivolidad (TVE, Spain)
- 1969: Holiday in Switzerland (SRG / SF DRS, Switzerland)
- 1970: Les six évadés (CST, Czechoslovakia)
- 1971: Lodynski's Flohmarkt Company (ORF, Austria)
- 1972: Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine (UKIB, UK)
- 1973: The N.S.V.I.P.'s (SR TV1, Sweden)
- 1974: Don Juan (TVE, Spain)
- 1975: Fatti e Fattacci (RAI, Italy)
- 1976: The Nor-Way to Broadcasting (NRK, Norway)
- 1977: The Muppet Show (UKIB, UK)
- 1978: The Shirley MacLaine Special – Where Do We Go From Here? (CBS, USA)
- 1979: Rich Little's Christmas Carol (CBC, Canada)
- 1980: Dream Weaver (CBC, Canada)
- 1981: Mikhail Baryshnikov on Broadway (ABC, USA)
- 1982: Dizzy Feet (UKIB / Central, UK)
- 1983: Al Paradise (RAI, Italy)
- 1984: I am a Hotel (CBC, Canada)
- 1985: The Paul Daniels Magic Easter Show (BBC, UK)
- 1986: Penn and Teller Go Public (CPB, USA)
- 1987: The Prize (SVT, Sweden)
- 1988: The Comic Strip Presents... The Strike (Channel 4, UK)
- 1989: Hale & Pace (UKIB / LWT, UK)
- 1990: Mr. Bean (UKIB / Thames, UK)
- 1991: A Night on Mount Edna (LWT, UK)
- 1992: Brian Orser: Night Moves (CBC, Canada)
- 1993: The Kids in the Hall (Broadway, Canada)
- 1994: Sevillanas (Sogepaq, Spain)
- 1995: Don't Forget Your Toothbrush (Ginger / Channel 4, UK)
- 1996: Itzhak Perlman – In the Fiddler's House (CPB, USA)
- 1997: Cold Feet (Granada Television, UK)
- 1998: Yo-Yo Ma Inspired by Bach (Rhombus, Canada)
- 1999: The League of Gentlemen (BBC, UK)
- 2000: The Mole (VRT, Belgium)
- 2001: Lenny Henry in Pieces (Tiger Aspect / BBC, UK)
- 2002: Pop Idol (Thames TV/ITV, UK)
- 2003: Faking It (RDF Media / Channel 4, UK)
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