All the glitz and glam from inside the 61st annual TV Week Logie Awards

Funny man Tom Gleeson had everyone in stitches with his opening monologue.

“How hot is my date?” They may love to battle it out on The Voice but Kelly Rowland and Boy George teamed up to present the Logie for Best Drama.

We can’t get over seeing young Boy George!

Guy Sebastian brought down the house with a medley of his greatest hits.

It wouldn’t be a Logies without comedy duo Hamish and Andy.

And Hamish nailed the art of the cutaway!

Accompanied by TV personality Todd Sampson, Edwina Bartholomew rocked her baby bump to present Best Current Affairs program.

“Obviously didn’t think we were going to win. We both wore ridiculous outfits,” Carrie joked as she, Waleed Aly, Peter Helliar and Lisa Wilkinson picked up their award for The Project.

Grant Denyer (and many others) congratulated tennis superstar Dylan Alcott on his fifth consecutive Australian Open win.

“Last year was sadly our first World Cup ever without a mentor, a long- term loved friend of you ares and someone whoever at SBS looked up to and was close to. And revered. That was Mr Les Murray.” Craig Foster paid tribute to the late Les Murray.

This year’s international guests were the cast of Young Sheldon – who better to present the Comedy award?

“Stay away from Richard Wilkins!” They may not have been in the room, but Have You Been Paying Attention? stars Sam Pang and Ed Kavalee still managed throw in a few jokes.

“There are 4.5 million people like me with a disability. Whether it’s in education, employment, going on a date, whatever it is, please give them an opportunity too,” Dylan Alcott told the audience after receiving the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent.

Amanda Keller and…a Gold Logie?

Hang on a second, it’s Peter Helliar!

Rosehaven’s Luke McGregor didn’t prepare a speech but the crowd loved it anyway!

Superstar Jacki Weaver says she didn’t deserve the award for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress for her role in Bloom, but the industry experts disagree!

Costa Georgiadis was blown away by his win for Most Popular Presenter.

US boy band Why Don’t We performed live, and the crowd went wild.

A Place To Call Home’s Frankie J Holden won the award for Most Outstanding Supporting Actor and said in his heartfelt speech, “My character was a farmer and I want to dedicate this to all of the rural families in Australia, many of whom are doing it very, very tough at the moment. It was a great honour for me to portray a man of the land. And I hope I did it justice.”

Waleed Aly had the privilege of inducting Kerry O’Brien into the TV WEEK Logies Hall of Fame.

The veteran journalist brought a tear to many eyes with his speech.

It’s another win for Gardening Australia, could Costa snag the Gold?

Australia’s sweetheart Jessica Mauboy sang her brand new song, Little Things.

“Did yours start with the menopause as well?” Julia Morris brought her trademark humour as she presented the award for Most Outstanding Entertainment Series with Costa Georgiadis.

Tracey Grimshaw paid tribute to late journalist Mike Willesee and many more in the In Memoriam segment.

Guy Sebastian’s not the only one, Delta Goodrem sang a medley of her own hits.

And man, can she play piano!

Australia’s hottest duo: Luke McGregor and Sophie Monk.

The tribe has spoken: Jonathan LaPaglia collected the Logie for Most Outstanding Reality Program for Australian Survivor: Champions Vs Contenders.

Wentworth took the gong for Most Outstanding Drama and we think it’s thoroughly well-deserved!

It was 2009’s winner Rebecca Gibney’s duty to announce the biggest award of the night.

And the winner is…Tom Gleeson!