brought into the spotlight from his feelings for Zoe to his conflicted feelings about things he does in the name of Queen and Country, but Danny doesn't break and let his emotions become a crutch like Tom did (when Tom wanted a sleeper agent not to do the job MI-5 wanted the sleeper to do)." Blackwell concluded by saying "sometime MI-5 fails as a show this season, but it still reaches levels of greatness. It will be interesting to see what they have in store for season 4." Accolades and viewer polls The third series was nominated for a total of seven British Academy Television Awards (BAFTAs). It was nominated for Best Drama Series, but lost out to the Channel 4 comedy-drama series Shameless. It also was nominated for four BAFTA Craft Awards, for Original Television Music, Photography & Lighting: Fiction/Entertainment, Production Design, and Graphic Design, none of which resulted in a win for Spooks. In addition it was nominated for two BAFTA Interactive Awards, with Spooks Interactive winning one of them. The interactive service, which provided Spooks viewers with an "extra dimension to the television experience" by allowing users to go through mock training sessions via remote control, also won an International iTV Awards. The series was generally well received by fans; the BBC released a "Best of" viewer polls at the end of 2004, where Spooks was voted the second best drama, beaten only by the period drama series North and South. However, it was also voted number eight in the "Worst Drama" category. Firth, Oyelowo, Macfadyen and Penry-Jones were listed in the "Best Actor" category, being voted tenth, seventh, fifth, and third, respectively. Meanwhile, in the "Best Actress" category, Walker, Sosnovska and Hawes were voted ninth, fifth and fourth, respectively. Also, Hawes, Macfadyen, Sosnovska and Penry-Jones were voted a respective seventh, sixth, fifth and third most desirable star. Oliver Mace was voted the fifth best villain. The scene in which Danny is killed in the finale was voted the third "Favourite Moment". Home video release The series was first released on DVD in Australia (Region 4) on 23 May 2005. It was later released in the United Kingdom (Region 2) on 5 September 2005, and in the United States (Region 1, where it is known as MI-5: Volume 3) on 31 January 2006. The box set consists of all 10 episodes of the third series on a