If it’s a television awards show happening in 2025 or 2026, it’s going to be dominated by Netflix smash hit “Adolescence.” The four-episode limited series capped off its heralded run (after collecting nine Emmys, amongst a slew of other wins) with a record-breaking four wins at Sunday evening’s BAFTA TV Awards.

The limited series walked away with wins for Best Limited Drama, Leading Actor for Stephen Graham, Supporting Actor for Owen Cooper, and Supporting Actress for Christine Tremarco. Earlier this season, it won two BAFTA TV Craft awards.

Cooper’s win in particular places him in rarefied territory: the young British breakout already won the Emmy, the Actor Award, the Critics’ Choice Award, and the Golden Globe Award for his work as young Jamie Miller, making history as the youngest actor ever to win the four major television acting awards for a single performance and to achieve this feat for just one season of television. (And, ahem, an IndieWire Honor.) Adding a BAFTA into the mix? Unheard of.

With its four wins, the Jack Thorne- and Graham-created series beat out previous record-holders like “Killing Eve” and “Happy Valley,” which had previously won three awards apiece.

Elsewhere, Apple TV’s freshman comedy “The Studio” also enjoyed a big evening. After winning the BAFTA in the International category, it officially became the first comedy in history to sweep all major awards in a single season.

“The Studio” is also the most Emmy-winning freshman comedy in history with 13 wins, including Outstanding Comedy and Outstanding Lead Actor Seth Rogen, and the series was also recognized with Golden Globe Award wins for Best Comedy and Best Actor in a Comedy Seth Rogen; Critics Choice Award wins for Best Comedy, Best Actor in a Comedy Seth Rogen and Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Ike Barinholtz. It is one of the few series to land the Golden Globe, Emmy, and Critics Choice Awards for Best Comedy.

Check out the full list of nominees and winners below:

Leading Actor
Colin Firth, “Lockerbie: A Search for Truth”
Ellis Howard, “What It Feels Like for a Girl”
James Nelson-Joyce, “This City Is Ours”
Matt Smith, “The Death of Bunny Munro”
Stephen Graham, “Adolescence” (WINNER)
Taron Egerton, “Smoke”

Leading Actress
Aimee Lou Wood, “Film Club”
Erin Doherty, “A Thousand Blows”
Jodie Whittaker, “Toxic Town”
Narges Rashidi, “Prisoner 951” (WINNER)
Sheridan Smith, “I Fought the Law”
Siân Brooke, “Blue Lights”

Drama Series
“A Thousand Blows”
“Blue Lights”
“Code of Silence” (WINNER)
“This City Is Ours”

Entertainment Performance
Amanda Holden and Alan Carr, “Amanda & Alan’s Spanish Job”
Bob Mortimer, “Last One Laughing” (WINNER)
Claudia Winkleman, “The Celebrity Traitors”
Lee Mack, “The 1% Club”
Rob Beckett, Romesh Ranganathan “Rob & Romesh Vs…”
Romesh Ranganathan, “Romesh: Can’t Knock The Hustle”

International
“The Bear”
“The Diplomat”
“Pluribus”
“Severance”
“The Studio” (WINNER)
“The White Lotus”

P&O Cruises Memorable Moment Award (Voted for by the Public)
“Adolescence”
“Big Boys”
“Blue Lights”
“The Celebrity Traitors” (WINNER)
“Last One Laughing”
“What It Feels Like for a Girl”

Factual Entertainment
“The Assembly”
“Go Back to Where You Came From” (WINNER)
“Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars”
“Race Across the World”

News Coverage
“BBC Newsnight: Grooming Survivors Speak”
“Channel 4 News: Israel-Iran: The Twelve Day War” (WINNER)
“Sky News: Gaza: Fight for Survival”

Current Affairs
“Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War (Exposure)”
“The Covid Contracts: Follow the Money”
“Gaza: Doctors Under Attack” (WINNER)
“Undercover in the Police (Panorama)”

Daytime
“The Chase”
“Lorraine”
“Richard Osman’s House of Games”
“Scam Interceptors” (WINNER)

Sports Coverage
“The 2025 Ryder Cup”
“The FA Cup Final”
“UEFA Women’s Euro 2025” (WINNER)
“Wimbledon 2025”

Soap
“Casualty”
“Coronation Street”
“Eastenders” (WINNER)

Actress in a Comedy
Diane Morgan, “Mandy”
Jennifer Saunders, “Amandaland”
Katherine Parkinson, “Here We Go” (WINNER)
Lucy Punch, “Amandaland”
Philippa Dunne, “Amandaland”
Rosie Jones, “Pushers”

Actor in a Comedy
Jim Howick, “Here We Go”
Jon Pointing, “Big Boys”
Lenny Rush, “Am I Being Unreasonable?”
Mawaan Rizwan, “Juice”
Oliver Savell ,”Changing Ends”
Steve Coogan, “How Are You? Its Alan (Partridge)” (WINNER)

Live Event Coverage
“Holocaust Memorial Day 2025”
“Last Night of the Proms: Finale”
“Ve Day 80: A Celebration to Remember” (WINNER)

Short Form
“Donkey”
“Hustle and Run” (WINNER)
“Rocket Fuel”
“Zoners”

Single Documentary
“Grenfell: Uncovered” (WINNER)
“Louis Theroux: The Settlers”
“One Day In Southport”
“Unforgotten: The Bradford City Fire”

Limited Drama
“Adolescence” (WINNER)
“I Fought the Law”
“Trespasses”
“What It Feels Like for a Girl”

Entertainment*
“The Graham Norton Show”
“Last One Laughing” (WINNER)
“Michael Mcintyre’s Big Show”
“Would I Lie to You”

Children’s: Scripted
“Crongton” (WINNER)
“Horrible Science”
“Shaun the Sheep”
“The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball”

Children’s: Non-Scripted
“A Real Bugs Life”
“Boosnoo!”
“Deadly 60 Saving Sharks”
“World.War.Me (Sky Kids Investigates)” (WINNER)

Factual Series
“Bibaa & Nicole: Murder in the Park”
“Educating Yorkshire”
“See No Evil” (WINNER)
“The Undercover Police Scandal: Love and Lies Exposed”

Specialist Factual
“Belsen: What They Found”
“Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz” (WINNER)
“Surviving Black Hawk Down”
“Vietnam: The War That Changed America”

Scripted Comedy
“Amandaland” (WINNER)
“Big Boys”
“How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge)”
“Things You Should Have Done”

Reality
“The Celebrity Traitors” (WINNER)
“The Jury: Murder Trial”
“Squid Game: The Challenge”
“Virgin Island”

Supporting Actress
Aimee Lou Wood, “The White Lotus”
Christine Tremarco, “Adolescence”
(WINNER)
Chyna Mcqueen, “Get Millie Black”

Emilia Jones, “Task”

Erin Doherty, “Adolescence”

Rose Ayling-Ellis, “Reunion”

Supporting Actor
Ashley Walters, “Adolescence”

Fehinti Balogun, “Down Cemetery Road”

Joshua Mcguire, “The Gold”

Owen Cooper, “Adolescence”
(WINNER)
Paddy Considine, “Mobland”

Rafael Mathé, “The Death of Bunny Munro”