Apple TV is leading the nominations at the 2026 BAFTA Television Awards, securing 15 nods across nine different series. The awards, held in London on May 10, celebrate the best in British television, and Apple’s slate has become a major contender following multiple wins in recent years.
Leading Apple’s nominations is the espionage drama Slow Horses, which earned four nods including writing, editing, make-up and hair design, and sound. Close behind is the psychological thriller Severance with three nominations, spanning directing and cinematography. Apple’s focus on high-quality British productions continues to pay off, with shows like Pluribus, The Studio, and several documentaries also recognized.
The full list of Apple TV nominees includes:
- Slow Horses: Writer (Will Smith), Editing, Make-Up & Hair Design, Sound
- Severance: International Director (Sam Donovan), Photography & Lighting (Suzie Lavelle)
- Pluribus: International
- The Studio: International
- Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars: Factual Entertainment
- Vietnam: The War That Changed America: Specialist Factual Director (Rob Coldstream)
- Smoke: Leading Actor (Taron Egerton)
- Down Cemetery Road: Supporting Actor (Fehinti Balogun)
- Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age: Special Visual & Graphic Effects
Apple’s success extends beyond BAFTA; it has also earned six nominations from the Royal Television Society, including three for Slow Horses and three for Down Cemetery Road in categories such as drama series, supporting actors, and production quality. Apple continues to leverage its growing content library to dominate prestigious UK awards, blending global reach with British creative talent.
Apple TV+ subscriptions remain affordable at $12.99 per month, providing access to popular series like F1 The Movie, Shrinking, and Silo. Its steady stream of award-winning shows keeps the service competitive in the expanding streaming landscape.