document_title: Gotham (season 4)

question_text: when does gotham season 4 episode 12 air

text: Gotham (season 4)

text: Cast and characters[edit]

text: Main[edit]

text:
Ben McKenzie as James Gordon
Donal Logue as Harvey Bullock
David Mazouz as Bruce Wayne
Morena Baccarin as Leslie "Lee" Thompkins
Sean Pertwee as Alfred Pennyworth
Robin Lord Taylor as Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin
Erin Richards as Barbara Kean
Camren Bicondova as Selina Kyle
Cory Michael Smith as Edward Nygma / The Riddler
Jessica Lucas as Tabitha Galavan / The Tigress
Chris Chalk as Lucius Fox
Drew Powell as Butch Gilzean / Cyrus Gold / Solomon Grundy
Crystal Reed as Sofia Falcone[2]
Alexander Siddig as Ra's al Ghul

text: Recurring[edit]

text:
Anthony Carrigan as Victor Zsasz
Maggie Geha and Peyton List as Ivy Pepper
Andrew Sellon as Mr. Penn
Charlie Tahan and David W. Thompson as Jonathan Crane / The Scarecrow[3]
Kelcy Griffin as Detective Vanessa Harper
Marina Benedict as Cherry[4]
Michael Cerveris as Lazlo Valentin / Professor Pyg[5]
Christopher Convery as Martin
Cameron Monaghan as Jerome Valeska

text: Guest[edit]

text:
Michael Maize as Grady Harris[6]
Damian Young as Warden Reed
Michael Buscemi as Merton
Larry Pine as Mayor Burke
John Doman as Carmine Falcone
Ilana Becker as Myrtle Jenkins
Nathan Darrow as Victor Fries / Mr. Freeze
Dakin Matthews as Niles Winthrop
Benjamin Stockham as Alex Winthrop[4]
Owen Harn as The Hunter
Anthony Rodriguez as Anubis
Albert M. Chan as Pharmacist
Will Janowitz as Wally Clarke
Gordon Winarick as Tommy Elliot
Samia Finnerty as Grace Blomdhal
Tommy Nelson as Brant Jones
Kyle Vincent Terry as Headhunter
Camila Perez as Bridgit Pike / Firefly
Stu "Large" Riley as Sampson

text: Episodes[edit]

text:
No.
overall
No. in
season
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original air date
Prod.
code
U.S. viewers
(millions)

A Dark Knight [7]

67
1
"Pax Penguina"
Danny Cannon
John Stephens
September 21, 2017 (2017-09-21)
T40.10001
3.21[8]

In the aftermath of the Tetch virus incident, Penguin has regained control of Gotham's underworld and begun issuing "Licenses of Misconduct;" every criminal who possesses one can commit a "legal crime," though not approved by Gordon and Bruce. Selina and a reluctant Tabitha agree to a license. A group of unlicensed criminals led by Merton and Grady Harris decide to defeat Penguin, releasing Jonathan Crane from Arkham to help them produce his father's fear toxin. Knowing that Gordon cannot help, Bruce decides to fight the licenses himself. The night Penguin opens the Iceberg Lounge, the Harrises are captured before they can attack the party but, when Penguin decides to execute them, Ivy turns on him and cuts the power. Merton uses the fear toxin on Penguin before being arrested by Gordon. The toxin makes Penguin see an escaped Nygma. Bruce steals the list of licensed criminals, but is then found on the scene of a robbery by the GCPD. Grady, who escaped from the party, returns to Crane's house, but discovers Jonathan has adopted a new persona, calling himself "The Scarecrow" and spraying Grady with fear gas.

68
2
"The Fear Reaper"
Louis Shaw Milito
Danny Cannon
September 28, 2017 (2017-09-28)
T40.10002
2.87[9]

Gordon frees Bruce. Penguin gives the former 24 hours to apprehend Crane in order to prove the GCPD is still efficient. With no support from the other cops, even Bullock, Gordon walks into Arkham and fights off dozens of inmates influenced by the fear toxin and eventually gets dosed himself. He walks into a hallucination and sees a dying Lee, but successfully overcomes his fear and uses water to nullify the inmates' reaction to the toxin, forcing Crane to run. Penguin mocks the GCPD and offers the policemen a spot on his payroll. Gordon decides to seek Falcone's help to defeat Penguin. Meanwhile, Selina and Tabitha meet with a presumably demised Barbara, who asks them to join her arms business, onto which Penguin later forces a license. After being convinced of Barbara's sincerity, Tabitha and Selina decide to join. Ivy robs a potion store and drinks a combination of them, turning feral. After Bruce almost gets killed during his vigilantism, Fox, who seems to be aware of his activities, provides him with a "Prototype Suit," making him faster and more resilient.

69
3
"They Who Hide Behind Masks"
Mark Tonderai
Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt
October 5, 2017 (2017-10-05)
T40.10003
2.92[10]

In Arabia, AD 125, a deceased warrior is taken from the battlefield and placed into a healing pool known as the Lazarus Pit; once revived, the future Ra's is tasked by his master to find his future heir and given a ceremonial knife. In modern-day Gotham, the knife is sold at auction by Penguin; Bruce, playing a wealthy spoiled brat, outbids Barbara for it. She is revealed to have been revived by Ra's and tasked with retrieving the knife. She sends Selina to convince Bruce to yield it, but to no avail. Barbara seduces Ra's. Jim visits Carmine, who declines his request, revealing his imminent demise. His daughter Sofia, however, comes to Gotham to help Gordon after they share a kiss. Ed is stolen from the Lounge by one of Penguin's employees, Myrtle Jenkins, who was a former classmate of Ed's and is a current follower. Ed finds that his brain has suffered, such that he is not able to answer even children's riddles. Penguin has Myrtle killed to make an example and Ed wanders around the city, angry to learn that Penguin is in control again.

70
4
"The Demon's Head"
Kenneth Fink
Ben McKenzie
October 12, 2017 (2017-10-12)
T40.10004
2.75[11]

Bruce has antiquist Niles Winthrop and his grandson, Alex, study the knife. Ra's later shows up and kills Niles, forcing Alex to escape with the knife. Bruce tells Jim about the knife. They find Alex and are attacked by Ra's's psychotic enforcers. Bruce and Alex escape the scene. Ra's visits the GCPD as a Nanda Parbat official before Alfred arrives and tells Jim about the previous activities of Ra's, who escapes. Alex and Bruce return to Niles' museum, where the former has hidden the knife. After recovering it, the enforcers attack them just as Jim arrives and kills one while luring the other away. Ra's holds Alex hostage, demanding the knife, which Bruce deems too important. An impressed Ra's kills Alex and is arrested, implied to be part of his scheme. Meanwhile, Cobblepot threatens Sofia not to contemplate a takeover. He uses her to trap and execute Falcone loyalists, completely trusting Sofia, who tells Jim that it was all part of her takeover plan too. Ed spends hours to make petty riddles to defy Cobblepot, who convinces Ed that he is no longer the Riddler, sparing Ed's life for more humiliation.

71
5
"The Blade's Path"
Scott White
Tze Chun
October 19, 2017 (2017-10-19)
T40.10005
2.75[12]

Following Alex's funeral and learning that Ra's has applied for diplomatic immunity, Bruce takes the knife and vows to kill him at Blackgate. Ra's says goodbye to Barbara after giving her an unknown mystical power. Upon arriving, Bruce is ambushed by Ra's and the League posed as COs. When Alfred reports him missing to Gordon, they arrive at Blackgate, and subdue the League. Ra's states that he is cursed to an eternity, and provokes Bruce into killing him, breaking the curse and rendering him to a decayed corpse. Bruce suspends his vigilantism; and Alfred keeps the suit until he can move on. Meanwhile, Butch's body is dumped in waters owned by Indian Hill. He is revived with no memory, premature language, pale skin and superhuman strength, assuming the name "Solomon Grundy". He encounters and befriends Nygma, who takes him to a wrestling ring where Lee is working as the medic. Sofia attempts to level with Cobblepot, and the two begin bonding.

72
6
"Hog Day Afternoon"
Mark Tonderai
Kim Newton
October 26, 2017 (2017-10-26)
T40.10006
2.87[13]

A man wearing a pig's head begins killing police officers acting as Cobblepot's bagmen. Deducing that the killer intends to fight corruption, Gordon and Bullock find the last target, but are too late to prevent his death, leading to the duo's capture. Gordon frees himself before the killer cuts Bullock's throat to facilitate his escape. Gordon tells Bullock that he knows the latter has also been on Cobblepot's payroll, demanding him to cease it. "Professor Pyg" is revealed to have larger-scale plans. Meanwhile, Cobblepot suspects Sofia's intentions and confronts her, but is deceived again when he learns that she has been constructing an orphanage. Nygma begins making money using Gilzean, trying to hire Thompkins to restore his genius. After running out of medicine in her private clinic, she accepts Nygma's offer.

73
7
"A Day in the Narrows"
John Behring
Peter Blake
November 2, 2017 (2017-11-02)
T40.10007
2.75[14]

Pyg kidnaps three officers. Cobblepot and his temporary enforcer Headhunter ally with the GCPD to take down Pyg, disapproved by Gordon and Sofia, who warns Cobblepot of the bad publicity should the alliance fail. They find one officer murdered, and the second one, Fisoli, critically wounded. While Fisoli is taken away in an ambulance, the alliance traps Pyg in an abandoned courthouse with the third officer, Patel. However, it is a trap and Bullock shoots Patel. Gordon saves them alone, reclaiming the GCPD's publicity and ruining Cobblepot's. Penguin kills Headhunter in rage, while Fisoli, revealed to be Pyg in disguise, escapes to enact further plans. The GCPD stops recognizing the License. Meanwhile, during a fundraiser, Bruce is met by Grace Blomdahl, his former classmate. He is also re-introduced to a now friendly Tommy Elliot and Brant, who acts arrogantly against Bruce. As vengeance, Bruce excludes Brant while he parties at a nightclub he purchases, and develops a romance with Blomdahl. In order to make amends with Barbara, Selina and Tabitha steal from a biker's club, accepted by the former.

74
8
"Stop Hitting Yourself"
Rob Bailey
Charlie Huston
November 9, 2017 (2017-11-09)
T40.10008
2.70[15]

Barbara, Selina and Tabitha are dispatched by Cobblepot to kidnap Nygma, after learning of his popularity and mocking Cobblepot in the Narrows. Cobblepot also dispatches Bridgit to kill them in case they fail. Arriving, Barbara is distracted by Lee and Tabitha recognizes Gilzean. After Tabitha defeats Gilzean, who begins remembering, in a fight for Nygma, Bridgit arrives, but Lee incapacitates her; she also becomes the new leader of the fights after Cherry is killed by Barbara. Meanwhile, Gordon is offered a promotion to be the new Captain of Gotham Central, arranged by Sofia. Although initially hesitant, he takes the position when Bullock's bitterness leads to him missing out on a police officers ceremony. Cobblepot takes advantage of a mentally unstable orphan named Martin, and psychologically manipulates him to use his inner and outer demons. Gordon ends his partnership with Sofia.

75
9
"Let Them Eat Pie"
Nathan Hope
Iturri Sosa
November 16, 2017 (2017-11-16)
T40.10009
2.62[16]

In a plot to launch an attack on Sofia's orphanage, Pyg kills several homeless people and cooks their insides, stuffing them into pies. His base of operations is exposed by the GCPD, prompting Pyg to kidnap Harper, using her as leverage against Captain Gordon. When a dinner at the orphanage rounds up several of the rich and powerful, including Cobblepot, Pyg launches his plan into motion, torturing the rich into cannibalism by way of eating the pies. Gordon is subdued while trying to find Pyg and with Harper's help, he defeats Pyg in combat and arrests him: Cobblepot's friendship with Sofia is ruined when Martin, acting as an insider for Cobblepot tells him of her interactions with Gordon, confirming his suspicions. Bruce, now bitter after not feeling satisfaction in avenging his parents' death via the death of Ra's al Ghul, he continues his partying ways after abandoning Alfred on a nature walk, and strains his relationship with him.

76
10
"Things That Go Boom"
Louis Shaw Milito
Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt
November 30, 2017 (2017-11-30)
T40.10010
2.59[17]

Gordon visits the Pyg in Arkham Asylum, after Fox has realized that the Pyg has undergone numerous facial surgeries. Fox learns that he was a serial killer named Lazlo Valentin. The Pyg later breaks out of Arkham. Thompkins and Nygma are conflicted with a rival mobster, Sampson in the Narrows, who challenges her leadership. After Sampson ransacks Thompkins' clinic, she poisons his drink, and offers an antidote on the condition that he resigns from power in the Narrows. Thompkins also learns that Nygma's side effects from being frozen have been worn off – Nygma begins having hallucinations of his dual personality, as the Riddler. Cobblepot confronts Sofia, and has her tortured by the Dentist, one of Cobblepot's assets. However, as part of an intricate plan, Sofia flees but is kidnapped by Barbara, Tabitha and Selina. The four make an alliance and after Zsasz explodes Barbara's safehouse, they use Martin as leverage against Cobblepot, while Gordon learns of Sofia's intentions to use the GCPD against Cobblepot via Gordon's promotion. The two factions meet under a bridge, and Cobblepot fakes Martin's death in a car bombing to force Sofia to retreat, declaring war.

77
11
"Queen Takes Knight"
Danny Cannon
John Stephens
December 7, 2017 (2017-12-07)
T40.10011
2.53[18]

While Nygma is being haunted by his alternate Riddler persona, Grundy is kidnapped by Tabitha and is repeatedly hit over the head in an attempt to have him remember her. She ultimately gives up, but Grundy soon awakens, regaining higher speech and remembering his past life as Butch Gilzean. Bruce's arrogance prompts Alfred to fight him in hand-to-hand combat after threatening to send him away. A conceited Bruce fires Alfred from service in Wayne Manor, and forces him to resign as his legal guardian. Pyg becomes involved in a conspiracy with Sofia to assassinate her father Carmine and blame Cobblepot for the hit. After Carmine's funeral, Sofia manipulates Gordon into arresting Cobblepot for the supposed murder of Martin, and Zsasz, revealed also to be working for Sofia sells him out to the GCPD. Sofia reveals her true motive to not take over Gotham, but to allow Gordon to live with the guilt for killing her brother Mario, also killing Pyg in the process. Cobblepot, now mentally unstable and sentenced to Arkham, meets Jerome Valeska.

78
12
"Pieces of a Broken Mirror"[19]
TBA
TBA
March 1, 2018 (2018-03-01)
TBA
TBD

79
13
"A Beautiful Darkness"[20]
TBA
TBA
March 8, 2018 (2018-03-08)
TBA
TBD

text: Production[edit]

text: Development[edit]

text: The show was officially renewed by Fox for a fourth season on May 10, 2017.[21] Just like the second and third seasons, the fourth season also carried a new subtitle for the first half of the season: A Dark Knight.[7]

text: Writing[edit]

text: The producers revealed that the season would be based on the comic book stories Batman: The Long Halloween and Batman: Year One. According to executive producer John Stephens, the season would not consist of "direct adaptations", but "loose interpretations" of the comic book series.[22] Ben McKenzie explained that the structure for the season would be "the beginning is more Long Halloween, our version of that, and the end is more Year One."[23] According to Stephens, the show will handle a horror-oriented direction on the season: "At the very beginning of the season, Penguin has solidified his control upon Gotham like never before. Where he's kind of unionized crime. And Scarecrow comes in to basically reintroduce fear into Gotham and to remind people that the dark is still scary out there. And we're really going to fashion, especially Episode 2, almost a horror movie episode where we really get to see Scarecrow. I think he's like purely terrifying. Imagine, rather than the other versions of Scarecrow out there — because there are a lot of different versions — what if you just really tell Scarecrow as a horror movie? Because he could be scary as hell."[24][25] Executive producer Danny Cannon stated, "When the studio asks you to tone back because it's too scary, you know you've done something right!"[5]

text: Regarding Bruce's beginning of vigilantism, McKenzie explained that "We are definitely leaning into Bruce, having learned some of the skills to be a vigilante, now actually attempting it. Now, we have a long, long way to go before he can realistically be Batman, so there will be many stumbles and falls – and regressions back to being a kid at times – but Gordon will eventually become aware of what he's doing and that will bring them against each other."[23] David Mazouz also added, "Bruce really is taking on this vigilante persona and all the things that go along with that. Whether it be creating another persona, a public persona, that's also definitely going to be a major part of Bruce's journey this year. His relationship as this other person. Batman is coming. Absolutely." Mazouz also stated that he was worried the writers could pull back some aspects from Batman, deeming it "too fast" but he was glad it didn't stop. He said that Bruce would take the "Batman persona" this season.[26][27][28][29][30] Cannon also explained that Bruce will be seen "as the emerging threat he is."[31] Alexander Siddig stated that his character will seek to make Bruce his heir and will "do anything he can to get his hands on him, to manipulate him into what [Ra's] wants him to be." He also claimed that the season is "a season so far of extremes."[32]

text: Talking about his character, McKenzie stated "Comparatively, perhaps he's in a better place than some of these other truly evil, evil people." But as the season will be with him dealing with Cobblepot, Gordon "doesn’t have a lot of good options. He has to either fight him directly or find allies to fight Penguin — surrogates to fight Penguin — which leads him down a dark path. So, that's kind of the way we start for him in season 4."[33] According to Stephens, "We're going to see Jim make, in some ways, big steps toward I guess what you would call the commissionership. But also we're going to see Jim, in his quest to save the city, cross different ethical lines than he ever did before. It's going to bring him to an ethical nadir that we haven't seen him at, and it's going to be told through the context of a relationship that he has with Sofia Falcone, the daughter of Don Falcone, who's played by Crystal Reed this year. And that's going to be a really compelling and interesting relationship."[34] Sean Pertwee also stated that the season will also explore Alfred's mysterious past "indirectly".[35]

text: McKenzie made his writing debut on the episode "The Demon's Head", after previously directing the third season episode, "These Delicate and Dark Obsessions". McKenzie went to Los Angeles to work on the writers' room to break the story and then go back to New York City and finish many drafts. He explained, "I've been fiddling around with writing for a long time, but I'd never written an episode of television, so it was quite a learning process." He also added that, "From being on a set, the directing came fairly naturally. It was challenging, but there were a lot of things that I understood about directing just from observing, just from watching director's work. Writing often takes place behind-the-scenes. Physical production is not privy to how scripts come out... I wasn't so familiar with that process of breaking a story, of starting with a story document, then an outline, and then a draft; it was informative".[36][37]

text: Casting[edit]

text: With the exception of Benedict Samuel and Michael Chiklis, all main actors from the previous season returned for the show, with Maggie Geha being downgraded to guest star.[38] Crystal Reed joined the series on July 2017 in the series regular role of Sofia Falcone.[2] Alexander Siddig was promoted to the main cast. On September 2017, Michael Cerveris joined the show as Lazlo Valentin / Professor Pyg, in a multi-episode role.[5] Cerveris stated, "Professor Pyg is a brilliant and chameleon-like person who has a highly developed sense of what's right and wrong — it just might not be a sense of right and wrong that corresponds with everybody else's."[39] He also added that, "When they [the writers] had somebody who played Sweeney Todd, they knew the direction they wanted to go... [Broadway fans who don't watch Gotham] might give it a look simply because of that, and find that they have a new favorite show."[40] Regarding the Dollotrons, Cerveris stated, "You know how much he's liked the Pyg in the comics, but I would say that his focus in Gotham is more on things to do with Gotham and with the city and with Jim Gordon. He's certainly is the manipulative character, and certainly, you know, is trying to get people to do stuff whether they know why they're doing it or not. But, that's sort of exclusive. His whole reason for existing is not the Dollotrons."[41] He described the character as having "a Hannibal Lecter-ish quality."[42] He also jokingly added that he couldn't eat bacon "because I just can't bring myself to eat my little friends."[43] Donal Logue stated, "We have Michael Cerveris coming in and playing Professor Pyg and he's such an incredibly gifted actor and, as happens a lot, the gentlest and most gifted of artistic souls can play the darkest, creepiest human beings known to literature or film."[44]

text: Besides, the character of Tommy Elliot is set to return to the show, having appeared in the episode "The Mask". However, co-executive producer Bryan Wynbrandt added, "Obviously when Tommy Elliot is discussed, there's always is that Hush storyline. That is something that we've discussed. Right now, we're kind of still feeling that out. It could be something on the horizon, but I can't say for sure."[45][46] Also, Peyton List was cast as a new iteration of Ivy Pepper.[47] According to Bryan Wynbrandt, "The change was all based on the idea that she's continuing to evolve to become more of the Ivy from the comic books and what we really enjoyed. In this third evolution you're going to see a really self possessed, really scary and driven version of the Ivy character, who is intent on kind of making the world in the image she sees it should be, which is the green world. The world where the plants rule and people are an after thought."[48]

text: As a concept McKenzie wished to explore, the fourth season is set to bring back the actor Charlie Tahan as Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow,[49] who portrayed the character on the first-season episodes: "The Fearsome Dr. Crane" and "The Scarecrow".[3][50] A trailer was screened on the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con that showed Crane donning a new costume under the Scarecrow persona.[24] McKenzie explained: "So we met his father Dr Crane in Season 1. So we've taken our time; we're gonna come back now to his son. You know, in circumstances probably not best described now, his son takes on his father's mantle and becomes the fully-realized Scarecrow. It's great. We're able to use this sort of fear toxin that Scarecrow is able to summon. We're completely unafraid — or perhaps afraid but we still persist–in expanding the universe and our capabilities."[51] Tahan commented on his character, "He's sort of trying to build an army with this toxin. Scarecrow might start brainwashing people. I'm not exactly sure what his endgame is — I don't even know if he knows. He has this revelation that he doesn't have to fear fear."[52] However, due to Tahan's commitment to the series Ozark, the role ended up recast with David W. Thompson, who is expected to portray him in the second half of the season.[53]

text: When asked about Jerome Valeska's return in the season, Stephens stated, "What I will say about Jerome is that Jerome is in Arkham right now, and when you think about Arkham's record of keeping people locked up, we will probably see him again before the end of the year."[54] In September 2017, Stephens explained, "You're totally gonna see him this year. You're gonna see him in a new position this year", also teasing that Jerome would be an ally to Penguin on the season.[55] He also added that Fish Mooney is "gone for good", saying "Now, that one was it. At a certain point, you gotta say 'Definitely.' People die at a certain point, and that's the second or third time they die [on Gotham]"[56]

text: Filming[edit]

text: Filming for the season began on June 20, 2017, at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn, New York.[57]

text: Release[edit]

text: Broadcast[edit]

text: The season was originally set to air on September 28, 2017, on Fox in the United States.[58] However, on July 28, 2017, Fox decided to move up the premiere to September 21, 2017 in order to give its companion newcomer series The Orville a continuous run.[59] The fourth season is moving to a Thursday timeslot, alongside The Orville, after airing its past seasons on Mondays.[60]

text: Marketing[edit]

text: In July 2017, the cast and crew attended San Diego Comic-Con to discuss and promote the season, showing a five-minute sizzle reel from season 3 as well as the debut trailer for the season.[61] The second episode "The Fear Reaper" was screened on September 23, 2017, when Cannon, McKenzie, Taylor, Bicondova, Mazouz, Pertwee and Lucas promoted the series at the inaugural Tribeca TV Festival.[62] Besides, the cast will attend the New York Comic Con on October 2017 to promote the season as well as a Q&A presentation with the cast.[63] The season was also heavily marketed by trailers showcasing Bruce's beginning of vigilantism as well as Jonathan Crane's debut, both of whom received positive response from audience[64][65] with Digital Spy's Justin Hart commenting, "Sounds like a perfect time for young Bruce Wayne to finally embrace his destiny as a masked vigilante, doesn't it?"[66] while Albert Achar from IndieWire commented, "it looks like it is going to be a very wild ride."[67]

text: As part of promotion for the ninth episode "Let Them Eat Pie", Fox released a red band trailer featuring Michael Cerveris as Professor Pyg, teasing a Sweeney Todd storyline in the episode as well as a musical number, which was considered by TV Guide as "insane."[68][69]

text: Reception[edit]

text: Ratings[edit]

text:
No.
Title
Air date
Rating/share
(18–49)
Viewers
(millions)
DVR
(18–49)
DVR viewers
(millions)
Total
(18–49)
Total viewers
(millions)

1
"Pax Penguina"
September 21, 2017
1.0/4
3.21[8]
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A

2
"The Fear Reaper"
September 28, 2017
0.9/3
2.87[9]
0.7
1.91
1.6
4.77[70]

3
"They Who Hide Behind Masks"
October 5, 2017
0.9/3
2.92[10]
0.7
1.80
1.6
4.72[71]

4
"The Demon's Head"
October 12, 2017
0.9/3
2.75[11]
0.6
1.72
1.5
4.47[72]

5
"The Blade's Path"
October 19, 2017
0.9/3
2.75[12]
N/A
1.75
N/A
4.50[73]

6
"Hog Day Afternoon"
October 26, 2017
0.9/3
2.87[13]
N/A
1.74
N/A
4.61[74]

7
"A Day in the Narrows"
November 2, 2017
0.9/3
2.75[14]
N/A
1.57
N/A
4.32[75]

8
"Stop Hitting Yourself"
November 9, 2017
0.9/3
2.70[15]
0.7
1.78
1.6
4.49[76]

9
"Let Them Eat Pie"
November 16, 2017
0.9/3
2.63[16]
N/A
1.55
N/A
4.17[77]

10
"Things That Go Boom"
November 30, 2017
0.8/3
2.59[17]
0.6
1.56
1.4
4.15[78]

11
"Queen Takes Knight"
December 7, 2017
0.8/3
2.53[18]
N/A
1.56
N/A
4.09[79]

text: The premiere was watched by 3.21 million viewers with a 1.0 in the 18-49 demo, which was a 17% decline from the previous season premiere but on par with last season's average.[80]

text: Critical response[edit]

text: The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 92% approval rating with an average rating of 6.8/10 based on 13 reviews.[81]


document_title: Cabinet of Kenya

question_text: who is the cabinet secretary of agriculture in kenya

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text: Cabinet of Kenya

text: Current Cabinet[edit]

text:
Party key

The National Alliance

United Republican Party

Republican Congress

National Rainbow Coalition

Orange Democratic Movement

New Ford–Kenya

Independent

tag: table

text:
Cabinet of Kenya[2]

Portrait
Portfolio
Incumbent

President
Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces

Uhuru Kenyatta

Deputy President

William Ruto

Mining

Dan Kazungu

Environment and Natural Resource

Judy Wakhungu

Devolution and Planning

Mwangi Kiunjuri

Water and Irrigation

Eugene Wamalwa

Finance / National Treasury

Henry Rotich

Sports, Culture and the Arts

Hassan Arero

Education

Fred Matiangi

Transport and Infrastructure

James Macharia

Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries

Willy Bett

Interior and Coordination of National Government

Joseph Nkaissery

Foreign Affairs & International Trade

Amina Mohamed

Public Service, Youth and Gender Affairs

Sicily Kariuki

Tourism

Najib Balala

Energy and Petroleum

Charles Keter

Health

Cleopa Mailu

Labour & East Africa Affairs

Phyllis Kandie

Defence

Raychelle Omamo

Land, Housing and Urban Development

Jacob Kaimenyi

Industrialization and Enterprise Development

Adan Mohammed

Information, Communication and Technology

Joe Mucheru

Also attends Cabinet

Attorney General

Githu Muigai


document_title: List of Chicago White Sox seasons

question_text: when was the last time the chicago white sox were in the playoffs

text: List of Chicago White Sox seasons

text: Year by year[edit]

text:
World Series Champions
(1903–present) †
AL Champions
(1901–present) *
Division Champions
(1969–present) ^
Wild Card Berth
(1994–present) ¤

text:
Season
Level
League
Division
Finish
Won
Lost
Win%
GB
Postseason
Awards

Chicago White Stockings

1901
MLB
AL *

1st
83
53
.610
—

1902
MLB
AL

4th
74
60
.552
8

Chicago White Sox

1903
MLB
AL

7th
60
77
.438
30½

1904
MLB
AL

3rd
89
65
.578
6

1905
MLB
AL

2nd
92
60
.605
2

1906
MLB †
AL *

1st
93
58
.616
—
Won World Series (Cubs) 4–2 †

1907
MLB
AL

3rd
87
64
.576
5½

1908
MLB
AL

3rd
88
64
.579
1½

1909
MLB
AL

4th
88
64
.579
20

1910
MLB
AL

6th
68
85
.444
35½

1911
MLB
AL

5th
77
74
.510
24

1912
MLB
AL

4th
78
76
.506
28

1913
MLB
AL

5th
78
74
.513
17½

1914
MLB
AL

6th
70
84
.455
30

1915
MLB
AL

3rd
93
61
.604
9½

1916
MLB
AL

2nd
89
65
.578
2

1917
MLB †
AL *

1st
100
54
.649
—
Won World Series (Giants) 4–2 †

1918
MLB
AL

6th
57
67
.460
17

1919
MLB
AL *

1st
88
52
.629
—
Lost World Series (Reds) 5–3 *

1920
MLB
AL

2nd
96
58
.623
2

1921
MLB
AL

7th
62
92
.403
36½

1922
MLB
AL

5th
77
77
.500
17

1923
MLB
AL

7th
69
85
.448
30

1924
MLB
AL

8th
66
87
.431
25½

1925
MLB
AL

5th
66
87
.431
18½

1926
MLB
AL

5th
81
72
.529
9½

1927
MLB
AL

5th
70
83
.458
39½

1928
MLB
AL

5th
72
82
.468
29

1929
MLB
AL

7th
59
93
.388
46

1930
MLB
AL

7th
62
92
.403
40

1931
MLB
AL

8th
56
97
.366
51½

1932
MLB
AL

7th
49
102
.325
56½

1933
MLB
AL

6th
67
83
.447
31

1934
MLB
AL

8th
53
99
.349
47

1935
MLB
AL

8th
74
78
.487
19½

1936
MLB
AL

4th
81
70
.536
20

1937
MLB
AL

3rd
86
68
.558
16

1938
MLB
AL

6th
65
83
.439
32

1939
MLB
AL

4th
85
69
.552
22½

1940
MLB
AL

4th
82
72
.532
8

1941
MLB
AL

3rd
77
77
.500
24

1942
MLB
AL

6th
66
82
.446
34

1943
MLB
AL

4th
82
72
.532
16

1944
MLB
AL

7th
71
83
.461
18

1945
MLB
AL

6th
71
78
.477
15

1946
MLB
AL

5th
74
80
.481
30

1947
MLB
AL

6th
70
84
.455
27

1948
MLB
AL

8th
51
101
.336
44½

1949
MLB
AL

6th
63
91
.409
34

1950
MLB
AL

6th
60
94
.390
38

1951
MLB
AL

4th
81
73
.526
17

1952
MLB
AL

3rd
81
73
.526
14

1953
MLB
AL

3rd
89
65
.578
11½

1954
MLB
AL

3rd
94
60
.610
17

1955
MLB
AL

3rd
91
63
.591
5

1956
MLB
AL

3rd
85
69
.552
12

Luis Aparicio (ROY)

1957
MLB
AL

2nd
90
64
.584
8

1958
MLB
AL

2nd
82
72
.532
10

1959
MLB
AL *

1st
94
60
.610
—
Lost World Series (Dodgers) 4–2 *
Nellie Fox (MVP)
Early Wynn (CYA)

1960
MLB
AL

3rd
87
67
.565
10

1961
MLB
AL

4th
86
76
.531
23

1962
MLB
AL

5th
85
77
.525
11

1963
MLB
AL

2nd
94
68
.580
10½

Gary Peters (ROY)

1964
MLB
AL

2nd
98
64
.605
1

1965
MLB
AL

2nd
95
67
.586
7

1966
MLB
AL

4th
83
79
.512
15

Tommie Agee (ROY)

1967
MLB
AL

4th
89
73
.549
3

1968
MLB
AL

8th
67
95
.414
36

1969
MLB
AL
West
5th
68
94
.420
29

1970
MLB
AL
West
6th
56
106
.346
42

1971
MLB
AL
West
3rd
79
83
.488
22½

1972
MLB
AL
West
2nd
87
67
.565
5½

Dick Allen (MVP)

1973
MLB
AL
West
5th
77
85
.475
17

1974
MLB
AL
West
4th
80
80
.500
9

1975
MLB
AL
West
5th
75
86
.466
22½

1976
MLB
AL
West
6th
64
97
.398
25½

1977
MLB
AL
West
3rd
90
72
.556
12

1978
MLB
AL
West
5th
71
90
.441
20½

1979
MLB
AL
West
5th
73
87
.456
14

1980
MLB
AL
West
5th
70
90
.438
26

1981
MLB
AL
West
3rd
31
22
.520
2½

6th
23
30
.491
7

1982
MLB
AL
West
3rd
87
75
.537
6

1983
MLB
AL
West ^
1st
99
63
.611
—
Lost ALCS (Orioles) 3–1
LaMarr Hoyt (CYA)
Ron Kittle (ROY)
Tony La Russa (MOY)

1984
MLB
AL
West
5th
74
88
.457
10

1985
MLB
AL
West
3rd
85
77
.525
6

Ozzie Guillén (ROY)

1986
MLB
AL
West
5th
72
90
.444
20

1987
MLB
AL
West
5th
77
85
.475
8

1988
MLB
AL
West
5th
71
90
.441
32½

1989
MLB
AL
West
7th
69
92
.429
29½

1990
MLB
AL
West
2nd
94
68
.580
9

Jeff Torborg (MOY)

1991
MLB
AL
West
2nd
87
75
.537
8

1992
MLB
AL
West
3rd
86
76
.531
10

1993
MLB
AL
West ^
1st
94
68
.580
—
Lost ALCS (Blue Jays) 4–2
Frank Thomas (MVP)
Jack McDowell (CYA)
Gene Lamont (MOY)

1994
MLB
AL
Central
1st
67
46
.593
—
Playoffs cancelled
Frank Thomas (MVP)

1995
MLB
AL
Central
3rd
68
76
.472
32

1996
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
85
77
.525
14½

1997
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
80
81
.497
6

1998
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
80
82
.494
9

1999
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
75
86
.466
21½

2000
MLB
AL
Central ^
1st
95
67
.586
—
Lost ALDS (Mariners) 3–0
Jerry Manuel (MOY)

2001
MLB
AL
Central
3rd
83
79
.512
8

2002
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
81
81
.500
13½

2003
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
86
76
.531
4

2004
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
83
79
.512
9

2005
MLB †
AL *
Central ^
1st
99
63
.611
—
Won ALDS (Red Sox) 3–0
Won ALCS (Angels) 4–1
Won World Series (Astros) 4–0 †
Ozzie Guillén (MOY)

2006
MLB
AL
Central
3rd
90
72
.556
6

2007
MLB
AL
Central
4th
72
90
.444
24

2008
MLB
AL
Central ^
1st
89
74
.546
—
Lost ALDS (Rays) 3–1

2009
MLB
AL
Central
3rd
79
83
.488
7½

2010
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
88
74
.543
6

2011
MLB
AL
Central
3rd
79
83
.488
16

2012
MLB
AL
Central
2nd
85
77
.525
3

2013
MLB
AL
Central
5th
63
99
.389
30

2014
MLB
AL
Central
4th
73
89
.451
17

José Abreu (ROY)

2015
MLB
AL
Central
4th
76
86
.469
19

2016
MLB
AL
Central
4th
78
84
.481
16½

text: Record by decade[edit]

text: The following table describes the White Sox's MLB win–loss record by decade.

tag: p

text:
Decade
Wins
Losses
Pct

1900s
744
575
.564

1910s
798
692
.536

1920s
731
804
.476

1930s
678
841
.446

1940s
707
820
.463

1950s
847
693
.550

1960s
852
760
.529

1970s
752
853
.469

1980s
758
802
.486

1990s
816
735
.526

2000s
857
764
.529

2010s
542
592
.478

All-time
9082
8931
.504

text: These statistics are from Baseball-Reference.com's Chicago White Sox History & Encyclopedia,[1] except where noted, and are current as of October 18, 2016.

text: All-time records[edit]

text:
Overall
9082
8931
.504
Regular Season games

28
27
.509
Postseason games

5
6
.455
Postseason series

9110
8958
.504
Regular season and post season games


document_title: List of awards and nominations received by Bruno Mars

question_text: when did bruno mars win his first grammy

question_tokens: when did bruno mars win his first grammy

text: List of awards and nominations received by Bruno Mars

text: ALMA Award[edit]

text: The ALMA Award, or American Latino Media Arts Award is a distinction awarded to Latino performers (actors, film and television directors, musicians, and designers) who promote positive portrayals of Latinos in the entertainment field. In Spanish, the word alma means spirit or soul.[5] The show was cancelled in 2015.[6] Mars was nominated twice.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Favorite Male Music Artist

Nominated

[7]

2012

Nominated

[8]

text: American Music Awards[edit]

text: The American Music Awards (AMA's) is an annual awards ceremony music award created by Dick Clark in 1973, shown by the American Broadcasting Company.[9] Mars has received nine awards and ten nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist

Won

[10]

Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist

Nominated

2013

Artist of the Year

Nominated

[11]

Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist

Nominated

Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist

Nominated

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Single of the Year

Nominated

[12]

Collaboration of the Year

Nominated

2017

Bruno Mars

Artist of the Year

Won

[13]

Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist

Won

Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist

Won

Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist

Nominated

24K Magic

Favorite Pop/Rock Album

Won

Favorite Soul/R&B Album

Won

"That's What I Like"

Favorite Soul/R&B Song

Won

Video of the Year

Won

2018

Bruno Mars

Favorite Male Artist Soul/R&B

Nominated

[14]

Tour of the Year

Nominated

Finesse (with Cardi B)

Collaboration of the Year

Nominated

Favorite Song – Soul/R&B

Won

text: ASCAP Awards[edit]

text: The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) is one of three United States performing rights organizations (Pro's), along with BMI and SESAC. The ASCAP presents a series of annual awards shows in seven different music categories: pop, rhythm and soul, film and television, Latin, country, Christian, and concert music.[15] The Smeezingtons (Bruno Mars, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine) have received one award on the Rhythm & Soul Music Awards. Mars has received fourteen awards from ASCAP.[a]

text: ASCAP Pop Music Awards[edit]

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Billionaire" (with Travis McCoy)

Most Performed Songs

Won

[16]

"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B)

Won

"Just the Way You Are"

Won

2012

Song of the Year

Won

[17]

Most Performed Songs

Won

[18]

"Grenade"

Won

"The Lazy Song"

Won

"Lighters" (with Bad Meets Evil)

Won

2013

"It Will Rain"

Won

[19]

"Young, Wild & Free" (with Wiz Khalifa & Snoop Dogg)

Won

2014

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Won

[20]

"When I Was Your Man"

Won

"Treasure"

Won

text: ASCAP's Rhythm & Soul Music Awards[edit]

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Nothin' On You" (with B.o.B)

Top Rap Song

Won

[21]

text: ARIA Music Awards[edit]

text: The ARIA Music Awards, hosted by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), recognize "excellence and innovation across all genres" of music in Australia. The awards are judged by a panel of over 1000 members from different sectors of the music industry, with some awards decided by members of the public.[22] Mars has received three nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2012

Bruno Mars

Best International Artist

Nominated

[23]

2013

Nominated

[24]

2017

Nominated

[25]

text: APRA Music Awards[edit]

text: The APRA Music Awards are presented by the Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA). The awards recognise achievements by ARPA's "outstanding songwriter, composer and publisher members in Popular Contemporary, Art Music and Screen Music".[26] Nominations and winners are determined by the more than 60,000 eligible voting members of APRA, by members of its board, or by "APRA based statistical analysis".[27] Mars has been nominated once and won one award.

text:
Year

Nominated work

Award

Result

Ref.

2016

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

International Work of the Year

Won

[28]

2018

"24K Magic"

Nominated

[29]

text: BBC Music Awards[edit]

text: The BBC Music Awards are the BBC's inaugural pop music awards, first held in December 2014, as a celebration of the musical achievements over the past 12 months. The live award ceremony, broadcast simultaneously across BBC One, BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2, was held at London's Earl's Court on 11 December 2014 and presented by BBC Radio's Chris Evans and Fearne Cotton.[30] Mars has been nominated once.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2015

Uptown Funk (with Mark Ronson)

Song of the Year

Nominated

[31]

text: BET Awards[edit]

text: The BET Awards were established in 2001 by the Black Entertainment Television (BET) network to celebrate African Americans and other minorities in music, acting, sports, and other fields of entertainment.[32] Mars has received thirteen nominations and three awards.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2010

"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B)

Best Collaboration

Nominated

[33]

Video of the Year

Nominated

2011

Bruno Mars

Best New Artist

Nominated

[34]

Best Male R&B Artist

Nominated

2012

Nominated

[35]

2013

Nominated

[36]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Best Collaboration

Nominated

[37]

Centric Award

Nominated

2017

24K Magic

Album of the Year

Nominated

[38]

Bruno Mars

Best Male R&B/Pop Artist

Won

Bruno Mars & Jonathan Lia

Video Director of the Year

Nominated

"24K Magic"

Video of the Year

Won

Coca-Cola Viewers’ Choice

Nominated

2018

Bruno Mars

Best Male R&B/Pop Artist

Won

[39]

"Finesse (Remix)" (with Cardi B)

Best Collaboration

Nominated

Video of the Year

Nominated

text: BET Hip Hop Awards[edit]

text: The BET Hip Hop Awards are an annual awards show, airing on BET, since 2006, showcasing hip hop performers, producers and music video directors[40][41]  Mars has received three nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2010

"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B)

Best Hip Hop Video

Nominated

[42]

Reese's Perfect Combo Award

Nominated

Verizon People's Champ Award

Nominated

text: Billboard Awards[edit]

text: Billboard Latin Music Awards[edit]

text: The Billboard Latin Music Awards is an awards programme charting the sales and radio airplay success of musical recordings on the Billboard charts; it was first aired in 1994.[43] Mars has earned one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2014

Bruno Mars

Crossover Artist of the Year

Won

[44]

text: Billboard Music Awards[edit]

text: The Billboard Music Awards reflect the chart rankings based on key fan interactions with sales data by Nielsen SoundScan, radio information by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems, streaming and social interactions on MySpace, Facebook and other popular online destinations for music.[45] Mars has received six awards and thirty-nine nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Top New Artist

Nominated

[46]

Top Hot 100 Artist

Nominated

Top Digital Songs Artist

Nominated

Top Male Artist

Nominated

Top Radio Songs Artist

Nominated

"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B.)

Top Rap Song

Nominated

"Just the Way You Are"

Top Hot 100 Song

Nominated

Top Digital Song

Nominated

Top Streaming Song (Audio)

Nominated

Top Pop Song

Nominated

Top Radio Song

Won

2012

Bruno Mars

Top Hot 100 Artist

Nominated

[47]

Top Male Artist

Nominated

Top Radio Songs Artist

Nominated

Top Streaming Artist

Nominated

Top Digital Songs Artist

Nominated

"The Lazy Song"

Top Streaming Song

Nominated

2013

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

Nominated

[48]

Top Pop Artist

Nominated

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Top Radio Song

Nominated

Top Pop Song

Nominated

2014

Bruno Mars

Top Artist

Nominated

[49]

Top Male Artist

Nominated

Top Radio Songs Artist

Nominated

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Top Digital Song

Nominated

[50]

2016

Top Radio Song

Nominated

[51]

Top Streaming Song (Video)

Nominated

2017

Bruno Mars

Top R&B Artist

Nominated

[52]

24K Magic

Top R&B Album

Nominated

"24K Magic"

Top R&B Song

Nominated

2018

Bruno Mars

Top Artist

Nominated

[53]

Top Male Artist

Nominated

Top Hot 100 Artist

Nominated

Top Song Sales Artist

Nominated

Top Radio Songs Artist

Nominated

Top Touring Artist

Nominated

Top R&B Artist

Won

Top R&B Male Artist

Won

Top R&B Tour

Won

24K Magic

Top R&B Album

Won

"That's What I Like"

Top Hot 100 Song

Nominated

Top Streaming Song (Video)

Nominated

Top Radio Song

Nominated

Top R&B Song

Won

"Finesse" (with Cardi B)

Nominated

text: Billboard Touring Awards[edit]

text: Established in 2004, the Billboard Touring Awards is an annual meeting sponsored by Billboard magazine which also honors the top international live entertainment industry artists and professionals.[54] Mars has been nominated three times.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

Bruno Mars

Breakthrough

Nominated

[55]

Eventful Fans' Choice

Nominated

2017

Bruno Mars, 24k Magic Tour Paint the World Gold Campaign

Concert Marketing/Promotion

Nominated

[56]

text: BreakTudo Awards[edit]

text: The BreakTudo Awards are a Brazilian award show, that honors the year's biggest achievements in music, film, television, and others.[57] Mars has been nominated twice.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2017

Bruno Mars

International Male Artist

Nominated

[58]

2018

Nominated

.[59]

text: Bravo Otto[edit]

text: Established in 1957, the Bravo Otto is a German accolade presented by the magazine Bravo. The award is presented in gold, silver and bronze and, since 1996, an honorary platinum statuette presented for lifetime achievement.[60] Mars has received one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Super Singer Male (silver)

Won

[61]

text: Brit Awards[edit]

text: The Brit Awards are the British Phonographic Industry's annual pop music awards.[62] Bruno Mars has received three awards and three nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

International Breakthrough Act

Nominated

[63]

2012

International Male Solo Artist

Won

[64]

2014

Won

[65]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

British Single of the Year

Won

[66]

British Video of the Year

Nominated

[67]

2017

Bruno Mars

International Male Solo Artist

Nominated

[68]

text: BT Digital Music Awards[edit]

text: The BT Digital Music Awards (DMA) were created in the UK in 2001 and were held annually, until 2011.[69] Music industry professionals can nominate artists, venues and hardware into the Judge's Choice award categories.[70] Mars has received one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Best International Artist

Won

[69]

text: Channel [V] Thailand Music Video Awards[edit]

text: The Channel [V] Thailand Music Video Awards were established in 2002 by Channel [V] Thailand. The awards were divided into three main categories: the popular awards, which are voted by viewers, the best awards and special awards voted by music industry professionals.[71] Mars has received three awards.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Just the Way You Are"

Popular International Music Video

Won

[71]

Bruno Mars

Popular International New Artist

Won

Popular International Male Artist

Won

text: Echo Awards[edit]

text: Echo Awards (trademarked ECHO in capitals) is a German music award granted every year by the Deutsche Phono–Akademie (an association of recording companies). They were organized in 1992 by German Phonoakademie, the cultural institute of the German Music Industry Association (BVMI) to recognize "outstanding and successful works of national and international music artists".[72] Mars has received one award and one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Best International Newcomer

Nominated

[73]

2012

Best International Male

Won

[74]

text: Emmy Awards[edit]

text: The Emmy Awards, considered as a TV equivalent to the Academy Awards for film in US, are presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS), the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) and the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in various sectors of the television industry including entertainment programming, news and documentary shows.[75]¸

text: Daytime Emmy Awards[edit]

text: The Daytime Emmy Award is an American accolade bestowed by the New York–based National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in recognition of excellence in American daytime television programming. Emmys are considered the television equivalent to the Academy Awards (for film), Grammy Awards (for music) and Tony Awards (for theatre).[76] Mars has been nominated once.

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2016

Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars in The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Outstanding Musical Performance in a Talk Show/Morning Program

Nominated

[76]

text: Primetime Emmy Awards[edit]

text: The Primetime Emmy Awards is an American accolade bestowed by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in recognition of excellence in American primetime television programming. First given in 1949, the award was originally referred to as simply the "Emmy Awards" until the first Daytime Emmy Award ceremonies were held in the 1970s, and the word "prime time" was added to distinguish between the two.[77] Mars has been nominated twice.

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Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2014

Super Bowl XLVIII: Halftime Show Starring Bruno Mars

Outstanding Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Program

Nominated

[78]

2018

24K Magic Live At The Apollo

Outstanding Music Direction

Nominated

[79]

text: Fonogram Awards[edit]

text: Fonogram Awards are the national music awards of Hungary, given to artists in the field of Hungarian music since 1992 and promoted by Mahasz.[80] Mars has won two awards

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

Unorthodox Jukebox

Contemporary Pop-Rock Album of the Year

Won

[81]

2017

24K Magic

Modern Pop-Rock Album/Voice Recording of the Year

Won

[82]

text: GAFFA Awards[edit]

text: Danish GAFFA Awards[edit]

text: The GAFFA Awards are a Danish award, established in 1991, that rewards popular music by the magazine of the same name.[83] Mars has won three awards

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

International Male Artist of the Year

Won

[84]

International New Artist of the Year

Won

Doo-Wops & Hooligans

International Album of the Year

Nominated

[85]

"Liquor Store Blues"

International Video of the Year

Nominated

2015

"Uptown Funk"

International Hit of the Year

Nominated

[86]

2016

"24K Magic"

Nominated

[87]

Bruno Mars

International Male Artist of the Year

Nominated

24K Magic

International Album of the Year

Won

[88]

text: Guinness World Records[edit]

text: The Guinness World Records is a reference book published annually, containing a collection of world records, both human achievements and the extremes of the natural world.[89] Mars holds one of his three records.[90][91]

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2015

Super Bowl XLVIII halftime show

Most Viewed Halftime Performance

Won

[92]

2017

"Uptown Funk"

Most weeks at No.1 on the U.S. Digital Song Sales

Won

[93]

Bruno Mars

First Male Artist to Achieve three 10-million-selling-singles

Won

[94]

text: Grammy Awards[edit]

text: The Grammy Awards are awarded annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States for outstanding achievements in the music industry. Often considered the highest music honor, the awards were established in 1958.[95] Mars has received eleven awards and sixteen nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Just The Way You Are"

Best Male Pop Vocal Performance

Won

[96]

The Smeezingtons

Producer of the Year, Non-Classical

Nominated

[97]

"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B)

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration

Nominated

Best Rap Song

Nominated

Record of the Year

Nominated

"Fuck You" (as producer & songwriter)

Nominated

Song of the Year

Nominated

2012

"Grenade"

Nominated

[98]

Record of the Year

Nominated

Best Pop Solo Performance

Nominated

Doo-Wops & Hooligans

Album of the Year

Nominated

Best Pop Vocal Album

Nominated

The Smeezingtons

Producer of the Year, Non-Classical

Nominated

2013

"Young, Wild & Free" (with Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa)

Best Rap Song

Nominated

[99]

2014

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Record of the Year

Nominated

[100]

Song of the Year

Nominated

"When I Was Your Man"

Best Pop Solo Performance

Nominated

Unorthodox Jukebox

Best Pop Vocal Album

Won

2016

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Record of the Year

Won

[101]

Best Pop Duo/Group Performance

Won

2017

25 (as producer – The Smeezingtons)

Album of the Year

Won

[102]

2018

24K Magic

Won

[103]

Best R&B Album

Won

"24K Magic"

Record of the Year

Won

"That's What I Like"

Song of the Year

Won

Best R&B Performance

Won

Best R&B Song

Won

text: Hollywood Walk of Fame[edit]

text: The Hollywood Walk of Fame comprises more than 2,400 five-pointed stars embedded in the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard and three blocks of Vine Street in Hollywood, California. The stars are awarded due to achievements in the entertainment industry, bearing the names of a mix of actors, musicians, directors, producers, musical and theatrical groups, fictional characters, and others.[104] Mars was honored in 2016.

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Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

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2016

Bruno Mars

Recording

Won

[105]

text: iHeartRadio Music Awards[edit]

text: The iHeartRadio Music Awards is a music awards show, founded by iHeartRadio in 2014, to recognize the most popular artists and music over the past year as determined by the network's listeners.[106] Mars has earned five awards and five nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2016

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Song of the Year

Nominated

[107]

Best Collaboration

Won

2017

"All I Ask"

Best Cover Song

Nominated

[108]

Bruno Mars

Innovator Award

Won

2018

"That's What I Like"

Song of the Year

Nominated

[109]

R&B Song of the Year

Won

Best Music Video

Nominated

Bruno Mars

Male Artist of the Year

Nominated

R&B Artist of the Year

Won

Most Thumbed Up Artist of the Year

Won

text: Japan Gold Disc Award[edit]

text: The Japan Gold Disc Award is a music award show held annually in Japan. The winners are based by sales provided by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ).[110] Mars has received one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2012

Bruno Mars

Best 3 New Artists (Western)

Won

[111]

text: JUNO Award[edit]

text: The Juno Award is presented annually to Canadian Music Artists to acknowledge their artistic and technical achievements in all aspects of music. New members of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame are also inducted as part of the awards ceremonies.[112] Mars has received one award and one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2014

Unorthodox Jukebox

International Album of the Year

Won

[113]

2018

24K Magic

Nominated

[114]

text: LOS40 Music Awards[edit]

text: The LOS40 Music Awards, formerly known as Los Premios 40 Principales, is an annual Spanish award show by the musical radio station Los 40 Principales, that recognises the people and works of pop musicians. It was created in 2006 to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the radio station's founding.[115][116] Mars has received one award and eight nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Best International Artist

Nominated

[117]

2013

Won

[118]

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Best International Song

Nominated

[119]

Best International Video (Jury)

Nominated

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Best International Song

Nominated

[120]

2017

Bruno Mars

Best International Artist

Nominated

[121]

24K Magic

Best International Album

Nominated

"That's What I Like"

Best International Video (Jury)

Nominated

24K Magic World Tour

Tour of the Year

Nominated

2018

Bruno Mars

Best International Artist

Pending

text: Lunas del Auditorio[edit]

text: The Lunas del Auditorio is a music award show, created in 2002, granted by the National Auditorium to the best live shows in Mexico. It is intended to reward groups, companies or soloists who perform in Mexico.[122] Mars has received one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2015

Bruno Mars

Best Foreign Pop

Won

[123]

2018

Pending

text: Make-A-Wish Foundation Awards[edit]

text: The Make-A-Wish Foundation annually awards the Chris Greicius Celebrity Award for celebrities who dedicate their time to fulfilling the wishes of children.[124] Mars was honored in 2015.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2015

Bruno Mars

Chris Greicius Celebrity Award

Won

[125]

text: MelOn Music Awards[edit]

text: The MelOn Music Awards is a major music awards show that is held annually in South Korea and organized by LOEN Entertainment through its online music store, MelOn. It is known for only calculating digital sales and online votes to judge winners.[126] Mars has received two awards.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

"Young Girls"

Best Pop

Won

[127]

2015

"Uptown Funk"  (with Mark Ronson)

Won

[128]

text: MOBO Awards[edit]

text: The Music of Black Origin Awards (MOBO) were established in 1995 by Kanya King MBE and Andy Ruffell. However they were first presented in 1996, are held annually in the United Kingdom to recognise artists of any race, ethnicity or nationality performing black music and "recognise the outstanding achievements of artists who perform music in genres ranging from Gospel, Jazz, RnB, Soul, Reggae to Hip Hop".[129] Mars has received two nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Best International Act

Nominated

[130]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Best Song

Nominated

[131]

text: MP3Music Awards[edit]

text: The MP3 Music Awards were established in 2007 to honour popular artists and quality MP3 players and retailers. Award winners are chosen by a public vote.[132] Mars has received one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"The Lazy Song"

The BNC Award Best/New/Act

Nominated

[133]

text: MTV Awards[edit]

text: MTV Europe Music Awards[edit]

text: The MTV Europe Music Awards were established in 1994 by MTV Networks Europe to celebrate the most popular music videos in Europe.[134] Mars has received three awards and ten nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Grenade"

Best Song

Nominated

[135]

Bruno Mars

Best New Act

Won

Best Male

Nominated

Best Push

Won

Best North American Act

Nominated

[136]

2013

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Best Song

Won

[137]

Bruno Mars

Best Male

Nominated

Best North American Act

Nominated

[138]

2014

Best Live Act

Nominated

[139]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Best Song

Nominated

[140]

Best Collaboration

Nominated

2017

Bruno Mars

Best US Act

Nominated

[141]

Best Live Act

Nominated

text: MTV Millennial Awards[edit]

text: The MTV Millennial Awards is an annual program of Latin American music awards to honor the best of pop culture and the digital world of the millennial generation.[142] Mars has been nominated four times.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

"Locked Out of Heaven"

International Hit of the Year

Nominated

[143]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Nominated

[144]

2017

"24K Magic"

Nominated

[145]

2018

"Finesse" (with Cardi B)

Nominated

[146]

text: MTV Millennial Awards Brazil[edit]

text: The MTV Millennial Awards Brazil will be hold for the first time in 2018 and are given by MTV to the best in music, television, movies and digital world. The awards are the Brazilian version of the Latin MTV Millennial Awards.[147] Mars has been nominated once.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2018

"Finesse" (with Cardi B)

International Hit of the Year

Nominated

[148]

text: MTV Video Music Awards[edit]

text: The MTV Video Music Award were established in the end of the summer of 1984 by MTV to celebrate the top music videos of the year.[149][150] Mars has received two awards and seventeen nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Grenade"

Video of the Year

Nominated

[151]

Best Pop Video

Nominated

Best Male Video

Nominated

"The Lazy Song"

Best Choreography

Nominated

2013

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Video of the Year

Nominated

[152]

Best Pop Video

Nominated

Best Male Video

Won

"Treasure"

Best Choreography

Won

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Best Direction

Nominated

[153]

2017

"24K Magic"

Video of the Year

Nominated

[154]

Best Direction

Nominated

Best Art Direction

Nominated

Bruno Mars

Artist of the Year

Nominated

2018

"Finesse" (with Cardi B)

Video of the Year

Nominated

[155]

Song of the Year

Nominated

Best Collaboration

Nominated

Best Choreography

Nominated

Best Editing

Nominated

Bruno Mars

Artist of the Year

Nominated

text: MTV Video Music Awards Japan[edit]

text: The MTV Video Music Awards Japan are the Japanese version of the MTV Video Music Awards. Initially Japan was part of the MTV Asia Awards, which were part all Asian countries, but because of the musical variety existent in Japan, a factor that neighboring countries have not, and in May 2002 began to hold their own awards independently.[156] Mars has received three awards and six nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Just the Way You Are"

Best Male Video

Won

[157]

"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B.)

Best New Artist Video

Nominated

[158]

2012

"It Will Rain"

Best Male Video

Won

[159]

Best Video from a Film

Nominated

2013

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Video of the Year

Nominated

[160]

Best Male Video

Nominated

Best Karaokee! Song

Nominated

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Best Male Video

Nominated

[161]

2017

"That's What I Like"

Won

[162]

text: MuchMusic Video Awards[edit]

text: The MuchMusic Video Awards (also known as the MMVA or MMVAs) is an annual awards ceremony presented by the Canadian music video channel MuchMusic to honour the year's best music videos.[163] In 2016, the edition was co-branded with iHeartRadio.[164] Mars was nominated four times.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Just the Way You Are"

International Video of the Year - Artist

Nominated

[165]

Most Watched Video of the Year

Nominated

UR Fave International Video

Nominated

2012

"Lighters"  (with Bad Meets Evil)

International Video of the Year - Group

Nominated

[166]

text: MYX Music Awards[edit]

text: Myx Music Awards is an annual awards show in the Philippines that honour the year's the biggest hitmakers in the Philippines and International Music.[167] Mars has received one award and one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"Just the Way You Are"

Favorite International Video

Won

[168]

2012

"The Lazy Song"

Favorite International Video

Nominated

[169]

text: NAACP Image Awards[edit]

text: The NAACP Image Awards are an accolade presented by the American National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to honor outstanding people of color in film, television, music, and literature.[170] Mars has been nominated twelve times and won three times.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Outstanding New Artist

Nominated

[171]

2012

Outstanding Male Artist

Nominated

[172]

2013

Nominated

[173]

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Outstanding Music Video

Nominated

Outstanding Song

Nominated

2014

Bruno Mars

Outstanding Male Artist

Nominated

[174]

"Treasure"

Outstanding Music Video

Nominated

Outstanding Song

Nominated

2017

Bruno Mars

Outstanding Male Artist

Nominated

[175]

"24K Magic"

Outstanding Music Video

Nominated

Outstanding Song

Nominated

2018

Bruno Mars

Entertainer of the Year

Nominated

[176]

Outstanding Male Artist

Won

"That's What I Like"

Outstanding Music Video

Won

Outstanding Song, Traditional

Won

text: Nickelodeon Awards[edit]

text: Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards[edit]

text: Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards', also known as the KCAs or Kids Choice Awards, is an annual awards show that airs on the Nickelodeon cable channel and is usually held and telecast live on a Saturday night in late March or early April, that honors the year's biggest television, movie, and music acts, as voted by Nickelodeon viewers.[177] Mars has been nominated eleven times.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Favorite Male Singer

Nominated

[178]

2012

Nominated

[179]

2013

Nominated

[180]

2014

Nominated

[181]

2015

Nominated

[182]

2017

Nominated

[183]

Favorite Global Music Star

Nominated

24K Magic

Favorite Music Video

Nominated

Favorite Song

Nominated

2018

Bruno Mars

Favorite Male Artist

Nominated

[184]

"That's What I Like"

Favorite Song

Nominated

text: Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards[edit]

text: The Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards' is an annual awards show that airs on the Nickelodeon cable channel that honours the year's biggest television, movie, and music acts with a blimp trophy, as voted by Nickelodeon viewers.[185] The Australian Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards was discontinued after 2011 and replaced with the SlimeFest from 2012. Mars has received one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Fave International Artist

Nominated

[186]

text: NewNowNext Awards[edit]

text: The NewNowNext Awards are an annual award show held by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender-themed network Logo. They are presented for LGBT interest achievements in the entertainment and pop culture.[187] Mars has received one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

"When I Was a Man"

That's My Jam

Nominated

[188]

text: NME Awards[edit]

text: The NME Awards is an annual music awards show in the United Kingdom, founded by the music magazine, NME (New Musical Express). The first awards show was held in 1953 as the NME Poll Winners Concerts, shortly after the founding of the magazine.[189] Mars has been nominated once in 2015.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Dancefloor Filler

Nominated

[190]

text: NRJ Music Awards[edit]

text: The NRJ Music Awards, created in 2000 by the French radio station NRJ in partnership with the French television network TF1.[191] Mars has received three awards and four nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"The Lazy Song"

International Song of the Year

Nominated

[192]

Bruno Mars

New International Artist of the Year

Nominated

2012

International Male Artist of the Year

Won

[193]

2013

International Male Artist of the Year

Won

[194]

"Treasure"

International Song of the Year

Nominated

[195]

2016

Bruno Mars

NRJ Artist of Honor

Won

[196]

2017

International Male Artist of the Year

Nominated

[197]

text: O Music Awards[edit]

text: The O Music Awards (commonly abbreviated as the OMAs)[198] is an awards show presented by Viacom to honor music, technology and intersection between the two.[199] Mars has received one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

Bruno Mars

Must Follow Artist on Twitter

Nominated

[200]

text: People's Choice Awards[edit]

text: The People's Choice Awards is an American awards show recognizing the people and the work of popular culture.[201] The show has been held annually since 1975 and is voted on by the general public.[202] Mars has received one award and six nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Favorite Breakout Artist

Nominated

[203]

2012

Favorite Male Artist

Won

[204]

Favorite R&B Artist

Nominated

2013

Nominated

[205]

2014

Favorite Male Artist

Nominated

[206]

Favorite Pop Artist

Nominated

"When I Was Your Man"

Favorite Song

Nominated

2018

Bruno Mars

Male Artist of 2018

Pending

"Finesse" (with Cardi B)

Music Video of 2018

Pending

24K Magic Tour

Concert Tour of 2018

Pending

text: Pollstar Awards[edit]

text: The Pollstar Concert Industry Awards aim to reward the best in the business of shows and concerts.[207] Mars has received five nominations and two awards.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Best New Touring Artist

Nominated

[208]

2013

Most Creative Stage Production

Nominated

[209]

Major Tour of the Year

Nominated

2014

Nominated

[210]

2017

Nominated

[211]

Pop Tour of the Year

Won

[212]

Urban/R&B Tour of the Year

Won

text: Premios Juventud[edit]

text: Premios Juventud (Youthfulness Awards) is an awards show for Spanish–speaking celebrities in the areas of film, music, sports, fashion, and pop culture, presented by the television network Univision.[213] Mars has received three awards and two nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

Bruno Mars

Favorite Hitmaker

Won

[214]

"When I Was Your Man"

Favorite Hit

Won

2014

Bruno Mars

Favorite Hitmaker

Won

[215]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Favorite Hit

Nominated

[216]

2016

Bruno Mars

Favorite Hitmaker

Nominated

[217]

text: Radio Disney Music Awards[edit]

text: First established in 2002, the Radio Disney Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony held by Radio Disney.[218] Mars has received three nominations and one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

Bruno Mars

Best Male Artist

Nominated

[219]

2017

Nominated

[220]

"24K Magic"

Best Song That Makes You Smile

Won

2018

Bruno Mars

Best Artist

Nominated

[221]

text: RTHK International Pop Poll Awards[edit]

text: The RTHK International Pop Poll Awards is an annual award show presented at RTHK Studio 1 that honors the best in international and national music established in 1989.[222] Mars has received fifteen awards.[b]

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

3rd

[223]

"Just The Way You Are"

Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs

Won

Bruno Mars

Top New Act

1st

2012

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

1st

[224]

"The Lazy Song"

Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs

Won

2013

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

1st

[222]

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs

Won

2014

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

1st

[225]

"When I Was Your Man"

Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs

Won

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Won

[226]

2017

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

Won

[227]

"24K Magic"

Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs

Won

24K Magic

The Best Selling Album

Won

2018

Bruno Mars

Top Male Artist

2nd

[228]

"That's What I Like"

Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs

Won

text: Silver Clef Award[edit]

text: The Silver Clef Award is an annual UK music awards lunch which has been running since 1976 to honor and award music artists whilst raising funds for Nordoff Robbins.[229] Mars has received one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2015

Bruno Mars

Best Live Act

Nominated

[230]

text: Soul Train Music Awards[edit]

text: The Soul Train Music Awards are produced by the makers of Soul Train to honor entertainers.[231] It is an annual award show aired in national broadcast syndication that honors the best in African American music and entertainment established in 1987.[232] Mars has received eight awards and seven nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2010

"Nothin' on You"

Song of the Year

Won

[233]

2011

Bruno Mars

Best New Artist

Nominated

[234]

2013

Best R&B/Soul Male Artist

Nominated

[235]

"Treasure"

Best Dance Performance

Nominated

[236]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Video of the Year

Won

[237]

Song of the Year

Won

The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award

Nominated

[238]

Best Collaboration

Nominated

Best Dance Performance

Nominated

2017

24K Magic

Album/ Mixtape Of The Year

Won

[239]

"That’s What I Like"

Song of the Year

Won

"Versace On The Floor"

The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter’s Award

Nominated

Bruno Mars

Best R&B/Soul Male Artist

Won

"24K Magic"

Best Dance Performance

Won

Video of the Year

Won

2018

Bruno Mars

Best R&B/Soul Male Artist

Pending

"Finesse" (with Cardi B)

Song of the Year

Pending

The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter’s Award

Pending

Best Dance Performance

Pending

Best Collaboration Performance

Pending

Video of the Year

Pending

text: Space Shower Music Awards[edit]

text: The Space Shower Music Awards held by Space Shower TV reflect on the music scene and expresses its gratitude and respect by presenting awards to those artists and creators who have had success with various music contents.[240] Mars has received one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2017

Bruno Mars

Best International Artist

Won

[241]

text: Swiss Music Awards[edit]

text: The Swiss Music Awards are presented the Press Play Association in conjunction with Media Control Switzerland to national and international musicians in over ten categories.[242] Mars has received one award and two nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2012

Doo-Wops & Hooligans

Best Album Pop Rock International

Nominated

[243]

"Grenade"

Best Hit International

Nominated

Bruno Mars

Best Breaking Act International

Won

text: TEC Awards[edit]

text: The TEC Awards were founded in 1985 by Mix magazine. Since 1990, the TEC Awards program has been headed by the TEC Foundation (formerly the Mix Foundation) for Excellence in Audio, video, music and other communications media arts.[244] The winners are announced and the awards presented at a ceremony held at the NAMM Show.[245] Mars was nominated twice and won three times in the Outstanding Creative Achievement area.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2014

Record Production/Album

Unorthodox Jukebox

Nominated

[246]

Record Production/Single or Track

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Nominated

2018

Record Production/Album

24K Magic

Won

[247]

Record Production/Single or Track

"24K Magic"

Won

Tour/Event Sound Production

24K Magic World Tour

Won

text: Teen Choice Awards[edit]

text: The Teen Choice Awards is an annual awards show that airs on the Fox Network. The awards were established in 1999 to honor the year's biggest achievements in music, movies, sports, television and fashion as voted for by young people aged between 13 and 19.[248]  Mars has received five awards and twenty-five nominations.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2010

"Nothin' on You"

Choice Music: Single

Nominated

[249]

2011

Bruno Mars

Choice Music: Breakout Artist

Won

[250]

Choice Summer: Music Star - Male

Won

Choice Music: Male Artist

Nominated

[251]

"Just the Way You Are"

Choice Music: Love Song

Nominated

"Grenade"

Choice Music: Break-Up Song

Nominated

"The Lazy Song"

Choice Summer Song

Nominated

[252]

2012

Bruno Mars

Choice Music: Male Artist

Nominated

[253]

"It Will Rain"

Choice Music: Single by a Male Artist

Nominated

2013

Bruno Mars

Choice Music: Male Artist

Nominated

[254]

Choice Music: R&B Artist

Won

Choice Music Star: Male

Won

"Locked Out of Heaven"

Choice Single: Male Artist

Nominated

"Treasure"

Choice Music: Love Song

Nominated

Choice Summer: Single

Nominated

"When I Was Your Man"

Choice Music: Break-Up song

Nominated

Moonshine Jungle Tour

Choice Summer: Tour

Nominated

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Choice Song: Male Artist

Nominated

[255]

Choice Party Song

Nominated

Choice Music: Collaboration

Nominated

2017

Bruno Mars

Choice Male Artist

Nominated

[256]

"That’s What I Like"

Choice Song: Male Artist

Nominated

Choice Summer Song

Nominated

Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Song

Nominated

"24K Magic"

Choice Pop Song

Nominated

24K Magic World Tour

Choice Summer Tour

Nominated

Bruno Mars

Visionary Award

Won

2018

Himself

Choice Artist: Male

Nominated

[257]

"Finesse"(with Cardi B)

Choice Collaboration

Nominated

Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Song

Nominated

text: Telehit Awards[edit]

text: The Telehit Awards are annual award show run by the Mexican music channel Telehit that honors the top musical acts.[258] Mars has received two awards and one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2013

Unorthodox Jukebox

Best Male Pop Album

Won

[259]

2015

"Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)

Song of the Year

Won

[260]

2017

"That's What I Like"

Song of the Year

Nominated

[261]

text: The Record of the Year[edit]

text: The Record of the Year was an award voted by the UK public. The award began in 1998, and was televised on ITV before being dropped in 2006 after disagreements over the phone voting element. Since then it has been an online poll, administered through the Record of the Year website.[262] In 2013, the award came to an end. Mars was nominated twice.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2010

"Just the Way You Are"

The Record of the Year

Nominated

[263]

2011

"Grenade"

The Record of the Year

Nominated

[264]

text: UK Music Video Awards[edit]

text: The UK Music Video Awards is an annual award ceremony founded in 2008 to recognise creativity, technical excellence and innovation in music videos and moving images for music.[265] Mars has received one nomination and one award.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

"The Lazy Song"

Best Pop Video-UK

Nominated

[266]

2015

"Uptown Funk"

Won

[267]

text: Urban Music Awards[edit]

text: The Urban Music Awards is a British awards ceremony launched in 2003 to recognise the achievement of urban–based artists, producers, nightclubs, DJs, radio stations, and record labels regarding music genres such as Hip-Hop, R&B, Dance and soul music. It is held in six countries annually.[268] Mars has received one award and one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

International Artist of the Year

Nominated

[269]

2013

Won

[270]

text: Virgin Media Music Awards[edit]

text: The Virgin Media Music Awards is an online music awards show. The winners are declared on their official site "Virgin Media".[271] Mars has received one nomination.

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2011

Bruno Mars

Virgin Media Music Award for Best Solo Male

Nominated

[272]

text: Z Awards[edit]

text: The Z Awards were created by Z100 a commercial contemporary hit radio (CHR) radio broadcasting serving the New York metropolitan area. The votes are submitted by the listeners. The categories include year in music, pop culture, sleaze and others. Mars has received one award.[273]

text:
Year

Nominee/work

Award

Result

Ref.

2010

Bruno Mars

Best New Artist

Won

[274]

text: Notes[edit]

text:
Jump up ^ Awards at this event do not have prior nominations and only winners are announced by the jury. For simplification and to avoid errors, this were not included on the infobox.

Jump up ^ At this award show, runners-up are considered winners in spite of being in second or third place.