Nominations for Bafta Radio Times Audience Award announced The shortlist has been decided by a panel of media and entertainment journalists, and the public can cast their vote for the winner from midnight tonight until Thursday 9 May here. None of the six nominees are strangers to award success. Homeland, which stars Damian Lewis, has won six Emmys and two Golden Globes, and fantasy series Game of Thrones has had similar success in America since first airing in 2011, winning seven Emmy awards and two Golden Globes. Call the Midwife won four awards in 2012 has already won and two National Television Awards, also voted for by the public, this year. Danny Boyle was awarded the Judges' Award at the Royal Television Society Awards for the Olympic opening ceremony earlier this month. Strictly Come Dancing, which celebrated its 10th consecutive year in 2012, has two National Television Awards to its name. It's all to play for. Last year Celebrity Juice, ITV2's comedy panel show, won the Audience Award. Bafta chief executive Amanda Berry said: "The variety of programmes nominated for this year's Radio Times Audience Award reflects the increasing diversity of tastes among British viewers." Radio Times editor Ben Preston added: "It's a shortlist which perfectly captures a simply sensational television year - from Danny Boyle's Olympic Opening night extravaganza to a vintage Strictly and a monster hit like Call The Midwife, there's something for everyone. This is a shortlist to savour and squabble over - and now it is up to the viewers to decide the winner. The Awards will be announced at a ceremony at Royal Festival Hall on May 12, and will be broadcast on BBC One. The shortlist Call The Midwife (BBC1) Game Of Thrones (Sky Atlantic) The Great British Bake Off (BBC2) Homeland (Channel 4) Olympic Opening Ceremony (BBC1) Strictly Come Dancing (BBC1)