Apple TV hit 'The Studio' becomes the most-awarded series of the year
Apple TV continues to smash records, this time with "The Studio" becoming the first comedy, ever, to sweep all major awards in a single season. Image Credit: Apple TV May 10 marked the 2026 BAFTA awards, with Apple landing three wins in total. Two of the awards went to Will Smith as drama writer for "Slow Horses," while another went to Rob Coldstream as factual director for "Vietnam: The War That Changed America." The third, however, is the most crucial to this story. The Studio picked up a BAFTA award in the International category. And with that win, it's become the first comedy in history to sweep all major awards in a single season. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple TV continues to smash records, this time with "The Studio" becoming the first comedy, ever, to sweep all major awards in a single season. Image Credit: Apple TV May 10 marked the 2026 BAFTA awards, with Apple landing three wins in total. Two of the awards went to Will Smith as drama writer for "Slow Horses," while another went to Rob Coldstream as factual director for "Vietnam: The War That Changed America." The third, however, is the most crucial to this story. The Studio picked up a BAFTA award in the International category. And with that win, it's become the first comedy in history to sweep all major awards in a single season. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple TV continues to smash records, this time with "The Studio" becoming the first comedy, ever, to sweep all major awards in a single season.
Image Credit: Apple TV May 10 marked the 2026 BAFTA awards, with Apple landing three wins in total.
Two of the awards went to Will Smith as drama writer for "Slow Horses," while another went to Rob Coldstream as factual director for "Vietnam: The War That Changed America." The third, however, is the most crucial to this story.
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