The Netflix series "Adolescence" earned the Best Drama award at the 2026 TRIC Awards on Tuesday, extending its notable winning streak. The ceremony was held at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London.
"Adolescence," created by Stephen and Jack Thorne, follows the story of a British teenager, Jamie Miller, who becomes involved with the manosphere and is subsequently found guilty of murdering a classmate. The show has garnered praise for its handling of themes such as online radicalization and misogyny. Each episode is filmed in a single, continuous take.
Owen Cooper, who stars as Jamie Miller, has made history as the youngest recipient of Best Supporting Actor awards at the Golden Globes, Emmy Awards, and BAFTAs. "Adolescence" competed against "Call The Midwife," "Death In Paradise," and "Slow Horses" for the Best Drama award.
Other notable winners included "Clarkson's Farm" for Best Entertainment, with host Jeremy Clarkson sending a video message as he continues to recover from prostate cancer. "Celebrity Traitors" won Best Game Show, with Kate Garraway accepting the award. IMAGE3
In the podcast category, Sam Thompson and Pete Wick's "Staying Relevant" podcast was recognized. IMAGE4
Clare Balding received an award for Best Sports Presenter, celebrating her extensive career in television and radio. IMAGE2
Jeff Hordley, known for his role as Cain Dingle in "Emmerdale," won the Soap Actor award. IMAGE1
GB News Breakfast secured the News award, with producer statement acknowledging host Eamonn Holmes' ongoing recovery. IMAGE6
"24 Hours In Police Custody" won in the Factual category, and "The Great British Bake Off" took home the award for Food. "Emmerdale" was named Soap of the Year, and "A Place In The Sun" won the Daytime Award.