Peabody Awards: 'Watchmen,' 'Dickinson,' 'Stranger Things,' 'When They See Us' Among Winners

The Junos, Canada's national music awards, were handed out on Monday, with Alessia Cara among the top winners with three trophies, including for best album of the year. The ceremony went virtual this year after the Junos were cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic in March.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, Awardsline“A lot of [Season 3] was about figuring out how to scale up the world and the action, and go more kind of summer blockbuster, without losing any of the heart of the show.

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Stranger Things 4 on hold, at least temporarily, but TV Guide has a new behind-the-scenes look to help hold fans over until footage from the upcoming season arrives. This exclusive previsualization video reveals some before-and-after glimpses of some of Season 3's most memorable fight scenes, as stunt coordinator Hiro Koda, who also worked as a second unit director for the season, sets up the shots with his stunt crew.

David Harbour promises a darker Hopper and “Indiana Jones” action in Season 4 of “Stranger Things”.

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Joe Utichi Editor, AwardsLine“One summer can change everything,” teased the ad for Season 3 of Stranger Things, and it certainly did. The year was now 1985, the Hawkins, Indiana, crew were on the cusp of adulthood, and the newly opened Starcourt Mall was the talk of the town.

“Watchmen“, which depicted the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in its remixed universe that blended real-life events with alternative versions of history, was one of 10 scripted TV series to earn a Peabody Award for Entertainment in 2019. Creator of the HBO adaptation Damon Lindelof and star Regina King put together a joint acceptance video, addressing America’s forgotten history after the ceremony was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

, which depicted the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in its remixed universe that blended real-life events with alternative versions of history, was one of 10 scripted TV series to earn a Peabody Award for Entertainment in 2019.

Fleabag, Chernobyl, and Succession have been named among the 30 most compelling and empowering TV series to pick up 2020 Peabody Awards.Dickinson, David Makes Man, The Simpsons, When They See Us, Ramy, Watchmen, and Stranger Things have also been honored by the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication panel at the University of Georgia, while the documentaries singled out for Peabody applause include Apollo 11, For Sama, Surviving R. Kelly, and The Edge of Democracy.Dolly Parton’s

After scouring through over 1,300 entries from television, radio/podcasts, and the web across the genres of entertainment, news, documentary, children’s and public service programming The Peabody Awards have revealed their 30 recipients for 2020. And there were both some historic surprises and timely winners among the honorees.

the winners for the 2020 Peabody Awards, which honors the most powerful and enlightening stories told across TV, radio, and digital media. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this year's ceremony was held virtually with many of the winners sending in videos of their pre-recorded speeches. This year's winners include Netflix's sci-fi darling Stranger Things and Ava DuVernay's harrowing limited seriesWhen They See Us, along with HBO breakouts Watchmen and Succession.