The nominations for the Bafta TV Awards 2023 are officially in, and while shows like This Is Going To Hurt and The Responder top the way with six nods apiece, many cherished shows and personalities have been left out.
Meanwhile, Bad Sisters, The English, and Slow Horses have all gotten five nominations, while Daisy May Cooper’s Am I Being Unreasonable? and Big Boys have four.
While Imelda Staunton is nominated for leading actress for Netflix’s The Crown, which also has five nominations, including Salim Daw as supporting actor and categories for costume design, editing: fiction, and sound: fiction, Elizabeth Debicki’s portrayal of Princess Diana, as well as Helena Bonham Carter’s portrayal of Princess Margaret, have been overlooked.
Keeley Hawes, who appeared in The Midwich Cuckoos and the BBC drama Crossfire, is another actress who has been missed.
She was also absent from last year’s 11 It’s A Sin nominations, and the second omission hasn’t gone ignored, with one person asking: ‘When is bafta going to give Keeley Hawes the attention she deserves’.
Another show that looks to have been’snubbed’ is Happy Valley, which returned for a third season earlier this year, explaining why it hasn’t been included in the 2023 nominees, which include actors from 2022.
In other news, while Alice Oseman was nominated for Heartstopper in the writer: drama category, Kit Connor and Joe Locke were overlooked, as was the Netflix series itself, despite receiving a National Television Award nomination for best new drama.
On the reality side, Love Island has fallen short again again, despite the 2022 season’ outstanding moments, like as Andrew Le Page’s X-rated confession and Davide Sanclimenti’s classic phrase.
Gogglebox and Channel 4’s Married At First Sight both lost out on nominations for reality and constructed factual series last year.
While Netflix’s Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and Wednesday are both nominated for foreign awards, Stranger Things has been passed over.
The White Lotus and Pachinko are both featured in the category, though Jennifer Coolidge does not receive a notable nomination for her work in the former, and House of the Dragon, which was a highlight for many in 2022, is also overlooked.
Coverage of Ukraine and Susanna Reid’s interview with Boris Johnson on Good Morning Britain also receive nods, though Huw Edwards, who was widely praised for his reporting on the Queen’s death, is absent, though the funeral has been nominated for live event, alongside the Concert for Ukraine and the Platinum Jubilee.
And, perhaps most surprisingly, our queen of television Alison Hammond, who was just confirmed as the next presenter of The Great British Bake Off and hosted the Baftas, was not nominated for her performance in the entertainment category last year.
The Bafta TV Awards takes place on Sunday, May 14 on on BBC One and iPlayer at 7pm.
Full list of Bafta TV nominations 2023:
Comedy Entertainment programme:
- Friday Night Live
- The Graham Norton Show
- Taskmaster
- Would I Lie to You?
Current Affairs:
- Afghanistan: No Country For Women
- Children of the Taliban
- The Crossing
- Mariupol: The People’s Story
Daytime:
- The Chase
- The Repair Shop
- Scam Interceptors
Drama Series:
- Bad Sisters
- The Responder
- Sherwood
- Somewhere Boy
Entertainment Performance:
- Big Zuu (Big Zuu’s Big Eats)
- Claudia Winkleman (The Traitors)
- Lee Mack (The 1% Club)
- Mo Gilligan (The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan)
- Rosie Jones (Rosie Jones’ Trip Hazard)
- Sue Perkins (Sue Perkins: Perfectly Legal)
Entertainment programme:
- Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
- Later… with Jools Holland: Jool’s 30th Birthday Bash
- The Masked Singer
- Strictly Come Dancing
Factual Series:
- Jeremy Kyle Show: Death on Daytime
- Libby, Are You Home Yet
- Vatican Girl: The Disapearance of Emanuela Orlandi
- Worlds Collide: The Manchester Bombing
Features:
- Big Zuu’s Big Eats
- Joe Lycett vs Beckham: Got Your Back at Xmas
- The Martin Lewis Money Show Live
- The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan
Female Performance in a Comedy programme:
- Daisy May Cooper (Am I Being Unreasonable?)
- Diane Morgan (Cunk on Earth)
- Lucy Beaumont (Meet The Richardsons)
- Natasia Demetriou (Ellie & Natasia)
- Siobhan McSweeney (Derry Girls)
- Taj Atwal (Hullraisers)
International:
- The Bear
- Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story
- Wednesday
- Oussekine
- Pachinko
- The White Lotus
Leading Actor:
- Ben Whishaw (This Is Going To Hurt)
- Chaske Spencer (The English)
- Cillian Murphy (Peaky Blinders)
- Gary Oldman (Slow Horses)
- Martin Freeman (The Responder)
- Taron Egerton (Black Bird)
Leading Actress:
- Billie Piper (I Hate Suzie Too)
- Imelda Staunton (The Crown)
- Kate Winslet (I Am Ruth)
- Maxine Peak (Anne)
- Sarah Lancashire (Julia)
- Vicky McClure (Without Sin)
Live Event:
- Concert for Ukraine
- Platinum Jubilee: Party at the Palace
- The State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II
Male performance in a Comedy programme:
- Daniel Radcliffe (Weird: The Al Yankovic Story)
- Jon Pointing (Big Boys)
- Joseph Gilgun (Brassic)
- Lenny Rush (Am I Being Unreasonable?)
- Matt Berry (What We Do In The Shadows)
- Stephen Merchant (The Outlaws)
Mini-series
- A Spy Among Friends
- Mood
- The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe
- This Is Going To Hurt
News Coverage:
- BBC News at Ten: Russia Invades Ukraine
- Channel 4 News: Live in Kyiv
- Good Morning Britain: Boris Johnson Interview
Reality and Constructed Factual:
- Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams
- RuPaul’s Drag Race UK
- The Traitors
- We Are Black and British
Scripted Comedy:
- Am I Being Unreasonable?
- Big Boys
- Derry Girls
- Ghosts
Short Form programme:
- Always, Asifa
- Biscuitland
- How To Be a Person
- Kingpin Cribs
Single documentary:
- Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes
- Escape from Kabul Airport
- Our Falklands War: A Frontline Story
- The Real Mo Farah
Single drama:
- I Am Ruth
- The House
- Life and Death in the Warehouse
Soap and Continuing Drama:
- Casualty
- EastEnders
- Emmerdale
Specialist Factual:
- AIDS: The Unheard Tapes
- The Green Planer
- How To Survive A Dictator with Munya Chawawa
- Russia: 1985-1999: Traumazone
Sport:
- Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
- UEFA Women’s Euro 2022
- Wimbledon 2022
Supporting Actor:
- Adeel Akhtar (Sherwood)
- Jack Lowden (Slow Horses)
- Josh Finan (The Responder)
- Salim Daw (The Crown)
- Samuel Bottomley (Somewhere Boy)
- Will Sharpe (The White Lotus)
Supporting Actress:
- Adelayo Adedayo (The Responder)
- Anne-Marie Duff (Bad Sisters)
- Fiona Shaw (Andor)
- Jasmine Jobson (Top Boy)
- Lesley Manville (Sherwood)
- Saffron Hocking (Top Boy)
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