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The 2024 BAFTA Television Awards nominations have been announced, with The Crown and Black Mirror leading the pack with eight and seven nominations, respectively. Other notable nominees include Happy Valley, Slow Horses, The Sixth Commandment, The Last of Us, and Succession. The BBC leads with 65 nods, followed by Netflix with 35. The awards ceremony will take place on May 12, celebrating the best TV programs of 2023.
Kate Winslet and Ben Whishaw won the Leading Actress and Actor categories respectively at the BAFTA TV Awards for their roles in I Am Ruth and This is Going to Hurt. Apple TV+ drama Bad Sisters won two performance awards for Best Drama Series and Best Supporting Actress Anne Marie-Duff. The International BAFTA went to Netflix’s Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. The BBC won 13 awards on the night, ahead of Channel 4 by five.
Kate Winslet, Sharon Horgan, and Ben Whishaw were among the winners at the BAFTA TV Awards. Winslet won best leading actress for "I Am Ruth," while Horgan won best drama for "Bad Sisters." Whishaw won best leading actor for "This Is Going to Hurt." The BBC's coverage of the Platinum Jubilee won best live event, and Mo Farah's documentary won best doc. Claudia Winkleman won best entertainment performance for hosting "The Traitors."
The 2023 BAFTA TV awards have announced their nominees, with BBC/AMC's This is Going to Hurt and BBC's The Responder leading with six nods each. The BBC dominates with 81 nominations, followed by Channel 4, Netflix, ITV, Apple TV+, Sky, and Disney+. Notable first-time nominees include Gary Oldman, Cillian Murphy, and Daniel Radcliffe. The winners will be decided by a jury, leading to greater diversity. The BAFTA TV Craft awards will be held on April 23, and the BAFTA TV Awards will be held on May 14.
Cillian Murphy has received his first BAFTA TV Awards nomination in the Leading Actor category for his role as Tommy Shelby in Peaky Blinders. He is joined by fellow first-time nominee Gary Oldman for his performance in Slow Horses. Other nominees include Ben Whishaw, Martin Freeman, Chaske Spencer, and Taron Egerton. Daniel Radcliffe also received his first BAFTA TV Award nomination for Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.