BAFTA Television Awards nominations span Drama Series, Limited Drama, Entertainment, and International categories, with nods for titles like A Thousand Blows, Blue Lights, Code of Silence, This City Is Ours, and The Bear, The Diplomat, The Studio, The White Lotus.

The Memorable Moment Award is open for public voting until 9:00 pm on a Wednesday in late April 2026.

BAFTA will mark its first major event since controversy surrounding a Tourette’s campaigner’s slurs referenced at the Film Awards.

Adolescence, a Golden Globes-winning show about a boy accused of murder, continues to fuel global discussions on the manosphere’s influence.

BAFTA’s upcoming ceremony is framed in the context of last year’s performance and its role in highlighting British storytelling and production strength.

The ceremony will be broadcast on BBC One and iPlayer later the same evening after the live event.

Other categories cover news, documentaries, and factual programming, including Louis Theroux: The Settlers, Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, and Panorama investigations.

Owen Cooper and Ashley Walters are among the Supporting Actor nominees for Adolescence, joined by Stephen Graham, Christine Tremarco, and Erin Doherty.

Last One Laughing centers on Bob Mortimer and Richard Ayoade in a speed-date setup aimed at making each other laugh, with jokes about Richard’s parents’ supermarket work.

The piece notes industry context around the manosphere, including Netflix’s Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere and Channel 4’s I Am Helen as related developments.

Adolescence is highly anticipated to win major prizes given its critical reception and momentum, though timing may affect perceptions of its relevance.

The Memorable Moment Award is the ceremony’s only publicly voted category, highlighting a single iconic moment from the past year.