Netflix drama Baby Reindeer has been unveiled as leading the nominations for this year's Bafta TV Awards with an impressive eight nods.
The hit series has earned recognition for its creator and star Richard Gadd, who is nominated for best actor.
Jessica Gunning, who plays stalker Martha, and Nava Mau, who portrays Donny's girlfriend Teri, have both received nominations in the supporting actress category.
The Netflix series, which is based on Gadd's real-life experiences of being stalked, is also nominated in the limited drama category.
The show has been making headlines since its release, with a woman claiming to be the "real" Martha bringing a lawsuit against Netflix.
ITV's Mr Bates vs The Post Office, Disney+'s Rivals and Apple TV+'s Slow Horses each secured six nominations, tying for second place behind Baby Reindeer.
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However, it wasn't all good news for ITV, as This Morning, I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, and Emmerdale all missed out in their respective categories.
The Post Office drama, which highlighted the plight of subpostmasters wrongly prosecuted during the Horizon IT scandal, has also been nominated in the P&O Cruises' memorable moment category.
Rivals, adapted from Jilly Cooper's novel, and spy thriller Slow Horses, starring Gary Oldman, have both received critical acclaim.
FX's Say Nothing, a drama about Northern Ireland during The Troubles, and BBC documentary Life and Death in Gaza each earned four nominations.
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The BBC leads the overall nominations count with 75 nods, followed by Channel 4 with 27 and Netflix with 26.
The best leading actor category sees Gadd competing against David Tennant for Rivals, Gary Oldman for Slow Horses, Lennie James for Mr Loverman, Martin Freeman for The Responder and Toby Jones for Mr Bates vs The Post Office.
In the leading actress category, Anna Maxwell Martin is nominated for Until I Kill You, alongside Billie Piper for Netflix's Scoop.
Other leading actress nominees include Lola Petticrew for Say Nothing, Marisa Abela for Industry, Monica Dolan for Mr Bates vs The Post Office and Sharon D Clarke for Mr Loverman.
Dolan has the distinction of being nominated in both leading and supporting actress categories for different roles.
The supporting actor category features Ariyon Bakare for Mr Loverman, Christopher Chung and Jonathan Pryce for Slow Horses, Damian Lewis for Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, McKinley Belcher III for Eric and Sonny Walker for The Gathering.
In the drama series category, Blue Lights and Sherwood will compete against Supacell and Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.
The entertainment performance category sees Ant and Dec nominated for Saturday Night Takeaway, alongside Claudia Winkleman for The Traitors.
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Other nominees in this category include Graham Norton, Joe Lycett, Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett, and Stacey Solomon for Sort Your Life Out.
Solomon's show is also nominated for best factual entertainment.
Nearly half of the performance nominees are receiving their first Bafta TV award nomination, with 21 out of 44 being newcomers.
First-time nominees include Nicola Coughlan for Big Mood and Jonathan Pryce for Slow Horses.
Soap star Danny Dyer has landed his first Bafta nomination in the best male comedy performance category for his role in Mr Bigstuff.
Other first-time nominees include Bilal Hasna for Extraordinary, Christopher Chung for Slow Horses, and Marisa Abela for Industry.
Ruth Jones is nominated in the female performance in a comedy category for the Gavin and Stacey finale, which returned on Christmas Day.
The second series of Alma's Not Normal is nominated for scripted comedy, with its creator Sophie Willan also nominated.
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PAThe Bafta TV Awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, May 11 at London's Royal Festival Hall.
Bafta chair Sara Putt said this year's nominations "celebrate the exceptional creativity and craft of British and international television, and of the talented people who bring it to life on-and-off screen."
The public can vote for the Memorable Moment award, the only category decided by viewers.
