Adolescence makes history at Bafta TV Awards
Summary
The Netflix drama Adolescence won a record four Bafta TV Awards, including best limited series and acting awards for its stars. Other winners included The Celebrity Traitors for best reality show and actor awards for performances in various dramas and comedies.Key Facts
- Adolescence won four Baftas, the most ever for a show in one year.
- Owen Cooper, aged 16, became the youngest winner of best supporting actor at the Baftas.
- Stephen Graham won best leading actor and Christine Tremarco won best supporting actress for their roles in Adolescence.
- Narges Rashidi won best leading actress for playing Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in Prisoner 951.
- The Celebrity Traitors won best reality programme and had the most viewed audience with over 15 million viewers.
- Alan Carr’s moment on The Celebrity Traitors was voted the year’s most memorable TV moment by the public.
- Last One Laughing won best entertainment programme, and Bob Mortimer won best entertainment performance.
- Steve Coogan won best actor in a comedy for How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge).
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