for best fringe performer (nominees: Stewart Lee, Manos The Greek, Arthur Smith) 2011 – Kunt and the Gang and Bob Slayer, for getting fans to put stickers depicting penises on the posters of rival acts (nominees: Tim FitzHigham, Kunt and the Gang, Sanderson Jones) 2012 – Stuart Goldsmith, for YouTube videos about the censorship of his show Prick (nominees Nathan Cassidy, Chris Dangerfield, Stuart Goldsmith) 2013 – Barry Ferns, for printing fake copies of Broadway Baby which gave his show 6-out-of-5 star reviews and reported that his show had been nominated for the Fosters Comedy Awards, in both the main category and the newcomer category. (nominees Barry Ferns, Richard Herring, Lewis Schaffer, Gareth Morinan) 2014 – Christian Talbot, for using his 12-year-old daughter Kate to go up to strangers, looking sad, asking them, "Have you seen my daddy?", and if they said "No" she would hand out flyers to them. (nominees Luke McQueen, Mark Dean Quinn, Christian Talbot) 2015 – Matt Roper, for hacking into the Facebook account of Malcolm Hardee judge Kate Copstick and posting fake messages "bigging himself up". (nominees Miss Behave, Matt Roper, Abigoliah Schamaun) 2016 – Becky Fury, for claiming on her flyer she was a 'Last Minute Comedy finalist’ - implying it was for the last minute.com awards when, in fact, it was for a Hertfordshire comedy club contest (nominees Becky Fury, Richard Gadd, Arthur Smith) 2017 – Mark Dean Quinn, for putting other acts’ stars and quotes on his own flyers and thus undermining the ’star’ system (nominees Damian Kingsley, Martha McBrier, Mark Dean Quinn) 2018 - no award presented 2019 - West End Producer, for using quotes from the names of normal people with the same names are reviewers (Nominees: Jimmy Slim & Lewis Blomfield, E4 and BBC Studios) 2020 - (No Award made/ No Edinburgh Fringe because of the Covid pandemic) 2021 - Will Mars, for mirroring the Dave TV channel's 'Dave's Joke of the Fringe' (not awarded in 2021) by announcing that the '(Some guy called) Dave Joke of the Fringe 2021' was won by Masai Graham... The winner was chosen by a random member of the public called Dave whom Mars found by walking up the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. The Malcolm Hardee 'Act Most Likely to Make a Million Quid' Award was started in 2010 2010 – Bo Burnham (nominees: Bo Burnham, Greg Davies) 2011 – Benet Brandreth (nominees: