Kids' Choice Awards Season 23 Episode 1 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards
- March 27, 2010
On March 27, 2010, Kids' Choice Awards season 23 premiered with the 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards episode. Hosted by Kevin James, this star-studded event celebrated the year's best in entertainment, from television and movies to music and sports, as voted on by kids themselves.
The show kicked off with a high-energy performance by Katy Perry, who sang her hit song "California Gurls" alongside a troupe of dancers dressed in brightly colored outfits. Kevin James then took the stage, greeting the audience with his trademark humor and enthusiasm, before introducing the first award of the night.
Among the many winners of the evening were Robert Downey Jr., who took home the award for Favorite Movie Actor for his role in "Iron Man 2," and Miley Cyrus, who won Favorite TV Actress for her work on "Hannah Montana." Taylor Swift was also a big winner, receiving the awards for Favorite Female Singer and Favorite Song for her hit "You Belong With Me."
In addition to the awards, the Kids' Choice Awards also featured a number of entertaining and memorable moments throughout the night. One of the highlights was Justin Bieber's performance of his hit song "Baby," during which he was joined on stage by a group of backup dancers dressed as babies. The performance culminated in Bieber getting slimed - a signature feature of the Kids' Choice Awards - when he was doused with green slime from above.
Other memorable moments included an appearance by SpongeBob SquarePants, who presented the award for Favorite Cartoon, and a performance by the cast of the Broadway musical "American Idiot." The show also featured a number of celebrity presenters, including Miranda Cosgrove, Jonah Hill, and Tina Fey.
Throughout the night, the audience was kept entertained with a mix of exciting performances, hilarious skits, and, of course, plenty of slime. As always, the Kids' Choice Awards delivered an evening of fun and excitement, celebrating the best in entertainment as chosen by the kids themselves.
