 During his tenureship of BBC Three, the channel increased its share of 16-34-year-old viewers by 58% and won Digital Channel of the Year at the Edinburgh International TV Festival in two out of three years – 2008 and 2010.His BBC Three commissions included Our War, the BAFTA nominated "Blood, Sweat and T-shirts" and follow-up series "Blood, Sweat and Takeaways", "The Undercover Princes", "Britain's Missing Top Model", "The World's Strictest Parents", "The Adult Season", "Russell Howard's Good News", "Young Voter's Question Time", "Stacey Dooley Investigates", "Lip Service", "Lee Nelson's Well Good Show", "Being Human".Alongside these commissions, he also acquired "Summer Heights High" from Australia and built a strong following for US animation "Family Guy".