tv baftas
The It's A Sin creator was critical of the UK government during an interview with the BBC at this year's TV Baftas.
Despite landing more nominations than any other show, It's A Sin didn't pick up a single award during Sunday's ceremony.
Who took home one of those coveted statuettes from this year's ceremony?
The stars of the small screen were out in force and in their finest for this year's ceremony.
Alison Hammond is also up for her first Bafta, with Time, Help and Too Close in the running for multiple awards.
Ant and Dec are also in the running, as is Drag Race favourite Bimini Bon-Boulash.
Lawrence Chaney, Bimini Bon Boulash and A'Whora definitely didn't disappoint.
And all before the 9pm watershed too.
The Black Lives Matter-inspired routine won the only award voted for by the public at this year’s ceremony.
The late Paul Ritter has also received a posthumous nomination for Friday Night Dinner.