British Academy Television Award for Best Mini-Series

The British Academy Television Award for Best Mini-Series is one of the major categories of the British Academy Television Awards (BAFTAs), the primary awards ceremony of the British television industry. The category is described by the BAFTA website as being for "a drama series, between two and 19 episodes, that tells a complete story and is not intended to return".[1]

British Academy Television Award
Country	United Kingdom
Presented by	British Academy of Film and Television Arts
Currently held by	Chernobyl
Website	http://www.bafta.org/

Winners

2010s

Year	Title	Production company	Broadcaster	Recipient(s)
2012	This Is England '88		Channel 4	Mark Herbert, Shane Meadows, Jack Thorne, Rebekah Wray-Rogers
	Appropriate Adult		ITV	Lisa Gilchrist, Julian Jarrold, Neil McKay, Jeff Pope
	The Crimson Petal and the White		BBC Two	Lucinda Coxon, Steve Lightfoot, Marc Munden, David M Thompson
	Top Boy		Channel 4	Ronan Bennett, Yann Demange, Alasdair Flind, Charles Steel
2013	Room at the Top		BBC Four	Aisling Walsh, Amanda Coe, Paul Frift, Kate Triggs
	Accused		BBC One	Sita Williams, Roxy Spencer, Jimmy McGovern, Ashley Pearce
	Mrs Biggs		ITV	Jeff Pope, Kwadjo Dajan, Paul Whittington
	Parade’s End		BBC Two	Selwyn Roberts, Tom Stoppard, Susanna White, David Parfitt
2014	In the Flesh		BBC Three	Hilary Martin, Ann Harrison-Baxter, Dominic Mitchell, Jonny Campbell
	The Fall		BBC Two	Allan Cubitt, Jakob Verbruggen, Julian Stevens, Gub Neal
	Southcliffe		Channel 4	Tony Grisoni, Sean Durkin, Peter Carlton, Derrin Schlesinger
	The Great Train Robbery		BBC One	Production team
2015	The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies		ITV	Gareth Neame, Peter Morgan, Roger Michell, Kevin Loader
	Cilla		ITV	Jeff Pope, Paul Whittington, Kwadjo Dajan, Robert Willis
	Our World War		BBC Three	Production team
	Prey		ITV	Chris Lunt, Nicola Shindler, Tom Sherry, Nick Murphy
2016	This Is England '90		Channel 4	Shane Meadows, Mark Herbert, Jack Thorne, Rebekah Wray-Rogers
	Doctor Foster		BBC One	Mike Bartlett, Tom Vaughan, Roanna Benn, Jude Liknaitzky
	The Enfield Haunting		Sky Living	Kristoffer Nyholm, Joshua St Johnston, Adrian Sturges, Jamie Campbell
	London Spy		BBC Two	Juliette Howell, Tom Rob Smith, Guy Heeley, Jakob Verbruggen
2017	National Treasure		Channel 4	George Ormond, Marc Munden, Jack Thorne, John Chapman
	The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses		BBC Two	Dominic Cooke, Rupert Ryle-Hodges, Pippa Harris, Sam Mendes
	The Secret		ITV	Mark Redhead, Nick Murphy, Jonathan Curling, Stuart Urban
	The Witness for the Prosecution		BBC One	Production Team
2018	Three Girls		BBC One	Nicole Taylor, Philippa Lowthorpe, Susan Hogg, Simon Lewis
	Howards End		BBC One	Kenneth Lonergan, Hettie Macdonald, Laura Hastings-Smith, Sophie Gardiner
	The Moorside		BBC One	Neil McKay, Paul Whittington, Ken Horn, Jeff Pope
	The State		Channel 4	Peter Kosminsky, Steve Clark-Hall, Liza Marshall, Kris Thykier
2019	Patrick Melrose		Sky Atlantic	Michael Jackson, Rachael Horovitz, Edward Berger, David Nicholls
	A Very English Scandal		BBC One	Russell T. Davies, Stephen Frears, Dominic Treadwell-Collins, Dan Winch
	Kiri		Channel 4	Jack Thorne, George Ormond, Toby Bentley, Euros Lyn
	Mrs Wilson		BBC One	Ruth Kenley-Letts, Richard Laxton, Anna Symon, Ruth Wilson

2020s

Year	Title	Production company	Broadcaster	Recipient(s)
2020	Chernobyl	Sister Pictures, The Mighty Mint, HBO	Sky Atlantic	Production team
	A Confession	ITV Studios, Urban Myth Films	ITV	Jeff Pope, Paul Andrew Williams, Tom Dunbar, Johnny Capps
	The Victim	STV Productions	BBC One	Rob Williams, Niall MacCormick, Sarah Brown, Jenny Frayn
	The Virtues	Warp Films, Big Arty Productions	Channel 4	Shane Meadows, Jack Thorne, Mark Herbert, Nickie Sault

References

1. "British Academy Television Awards Rules and Guidelines" (PDF). BAFTA. Retrieved 23 May 2020.

External links

• List of winners at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts