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BAFTA TV nominations 2022 - where to watch on Netflix, BBC iPlayer and Amazon Prime

This year's BAFTA TV nominations are now out, with nominations for shows like Vigil, It's A Sin and Squid Game. People can watch them online on streaming sites like Netflix, Amazon Prime and BBC iPlayer

Daily Mirror

BAFTA TV Awards 2022 nominees in full as drama It's A Sin leads the way with 11

The nominations for the 2022 BAFTA TV awards have been announced and It's A Sin has been shortlisted in 11 categories

Chronicle Live

2022 Bafta TV nominations: Full list as It’s a Sin and Landscapers lead way

Find every nominated TV show here

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Bafta TV awards 2022: full list of nominations

From It’s A Sin to In My Skin and We Are Lady Parts, here are all the nominees up for this year’s biggest British TV gongs

The Guardian - UK

‘Starstruck’ review: Second time’s not the charm for this London-set rom-com

When “Starstruck” premiered on HBO Max last June, I likened it to “Notting Hill” for millennials, about a quippy Londoner named Jessie working two dead-end jobs and staring down her 30s (the thrillingly funny Rose Matafeo, also the show’s creator) who forges an unlikely romance with a famous movie star…

Chicago Tribune

The week in TV: This Is Going to Hurt; Chloe; Inventing Anna; Starstruck

Adam Kay’s medical black comedy tempers gore with nuance; two social media imposters go head to head; and Rose Matafeo returns with more easy Starstruck charms

The Guardian - UK

Starstruck series 2 review: Rose Matafeo’s return is gloriously silly – but it doesn’t zing in the same way

The BBC Three comedy is still shrewdly observed – but has the spark gone?

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Starstruck review – a lovely, warm, witty return for Rose Matafeo’s big-hearted romcom

Sweet, occasionally swoon-worthy and magical when binge-watched: this comedy’s second series two sees Jessie and Tom pick up exactly where they left off

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Rose Matafeo’s whip-smart romcom returns

The relatable Jessie is up to her old tricks in the brilliant Notting Hill-style comedy. Plus: Sheridan Smith plays a mother fighting for her son. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Rose Matafeo’s cultural highlights

The Starstruck creator and star reveals her passion for Joan Collins, J-pop and all-you-can-eat vegetarian buffets

The Guardian - UK

Starstruck series two review: Rose Matafeo’s very modern rom-com is still a gem

This warm-hearted series is still clever, off-kilter and charming - just don’t call it kooky...

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