Celebrity Big Brother and Jerry Springer the Opera are featured on the list of TV moments. <\/p>
Media watchdog Ofcom<\/a> has long been working to uphold standards on TV and radio, publishing a bi-weekly bulletin to keep viewers and listeners abreast of the shows that have sparked complaint, offence or investigation.<\/p>\n To mark the 500th edition of the Broadcast Bulletin in question, Ofcom has published its list of the top 10 most complained about moments<\/a> of all time.<\/p>\n Listed from one through 10, shows that feature on the list include 2023\u2019s King Charles III: The Coronation for Bridgerton<\/a> actress Adjoa Andoh\u2019s comments about the appearance of the royal family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace at the time.<\/p>\n Other moments include ITV\u2019s I\u2019m a Celebrity\u2026 Get Me Out of Here!<\/a>, which has come under fire for the welfare of animals used in trials, with 11,516 complaints made in total in 2020.<\/p>\n Further up the list of more contentious moments include Britain\u2019s Got Talent<\/a>, after 25,017 complaints were made after Diversity\u2019s 2020 dance performance<\/a> in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, which referenced the death of George Floyd.<\/p>\n These are the 10 most complained about programmes to Ofcom in our history. \ud83d\udc47