"TV Bafta Nominations: 'Adolescence' Takes on 'Celeb Traitors' While 'I'm A Celeb' and 'Strictly' Miss Out!"

SHOCKING drama Adolescence leads the charge in these year’s TV Baftas as the show receives 11 nominations.

It has already swept the board at all major awards ceremonies, and sees lead star nominated for Best Actor.

Stephen Graham has received a nomination for Best ActorCredit: AP Erin Doherty has received a nomination for Best ActressCredit: PA Amanda Holden and Alan Carr’s hit show is also up for a gongCredit: CREDIT LINE:BBC/Voltage TV/Zak Walton

In second place with seven nominations is A Thousand Blows, which was made by Peaky Blinder creator Steven Knight.

It also stars Stephen Graham in a lead role, but his co-star on the on Disney+ show, James Nelson Joyce will go head-to-head with him in the Best Actor category, as he’s been nominated for his performance in One’s This City is Ours.

In third place with six nominations each is spin off drama Andor and Trespasses, the drama about a romance set across the dividing lines of religion in Northern Ireland.

The biggest show to get a raft of nominations is ‘s The Celebrity Traitors which is up for five gongs.

Some of the more interesting nominations include and Alan Carr for their Spanish Job renovation show on BBC One.

That sees them go up against Bob Mortimer on Last One Laughing on Prime Video and on The Celebrity Traitors, among others.

Though I’m A Celebrity..Get Me Out of Here! was snubbed entirely, as was which didn’t make it into the Daytime nominations list.

Strictly has also been snubbed – which means that Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman won’t be there to potentially go up and collect the award for the final time.

This marks the first time in eight years the show has not been nominated for anything, off the back of their professional dancer bloodbath.

Strictly usually gets at least the Entertainment Programme nod, sometimes the Entertainment Performance for Claudia and twice the Memorable Moment – both times it won that.

But this year, zero nominations.

The last time that happened was 2018.

was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy for Amandaland, even though she only made a guest appearance in the Christmas special.

Though lead actress Philippa Dunne is also nominated for the same show in the same category, too.

I’m A Celeb has been snubbed from nominationsCredit: ITV Strictly has also been snubbed, with this marking the time in eight years the show has not been nominated for anythingCredit: PA The Celebrity Traitors has been nominated for a gongCredit: CREDIT LINE:BBC/Studio Lambert/Paul Chappells

Jane Millichip, CEO of BAFTA, said: “2025 has been an exceptional year for television, reflected in 124 nominated programmes that highlight the strength and originality of British storytelling.

“From powerful documentaries and standout comedy to homegrown drama and the international series that captured global attention, this year’s nominees demonstrate a medium at its creative peak.

“It’s especially exciting to see so many first-time performance nominees, showcasing the vibrant new talent shaping the future of our industry.”