Netflix’s limited series Adolescence closed BAFTA TV’s 2026 season with a historic four-wins haul, including Best Limited Drama and top acting prizes. Stephen Graham earned the Leading Actor trophy for his portrayal of Jamie Miller, while Owen Cooper took home Supporting Actor and Christine Tremarco won Supporting Actress for the same show.
The program had already made history earlier this season by securing two BAFTA Craft trophies, underscoring its status as the year’s standout limited drama.
Beyond Adolescence, Apple TV+’s The Studio also shone, marking a first for a comedy to sweep all major awards in a single season after winning the International category. The Studio’s accolades extend to a robust Emmy tally—13 wins including Outstanding Comedy and Outstanding Lead Actor for Seth Rogen—along with Golden Globes and Critics Choice awards.
Winners in brief
- Leading Actor: Stephen Graham for Adolescence — Winner
- Leading Actress: Narges Rashidi for Prisoner 951 — Winner
- Drama Series: Code of Silence — Winner
- Limited Drama: Adolescence — Winner
- Supporting Actor: Owen Cooper for Adolescence — Winner
- Supporting Actress: Christine Tremarco for Adolescence — Winner
- International: The Studio — Winner
The BAFTA night highlighted Netflix’s flagship limited series alongside a heavy-hitting comedy, illustrating a season dominated by streaming originals.
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