You thought all the fuss about Life On Mars would be over yesterday, didn’t you? Ha! Not on your life (on Mars or anywhere else). Not when the BAFTA nominations have been announced and it leads the pack with three nominations.

Yes, Life On Mars appears in the Best Actor category, where John Simm is nominated; in the Best Drama Series category, where it’s up against Sugar Rush, The Street and Shameless; and, as we told you last month, for the Pioneer Audience Award. Follow that link to see what its competition looks like, and for a link to the voting page. Click through below for details of the other BAFTA nominations.

Actor
Jim Broadbent – Longford (Channel 4)
Andy Serkis -
Longford (Channel 4)
Michael Sheen – Kenneth Williams: Fantabulosa! (BBC
Four)
John Simm – Life on Mars (BBC One)

Actress
Anne-Marie Duff – The Virgin Queen (BBC One)
Samantha
Morton – Longford (Channel 4)
Ruth Wilson – Jane Eyre (BBC One)
Victoria
Wood – Housewife, 49 (ITV1)

Entertainment performance
Ant & Dec – Saturday Night Takeaway
(ITV1)
Stephen Fry – QI (BBC Two)
Paul Merton – Have I Got News For You
(BBC One)
Jonathan Ross – Friday Night With Jonathan Ross (BBC One)

Comedy performance
Dawn French – The Vicar of Dibley (BBC
One)
Ricky Gervais – Extras (BBC Two)
Stephen Merchant – Extras (BBC
Two)
Liz Smith – The Royle Family: Queen of Sheba (BBC One)

Single drama
Housewife, 49 (ITV1)
Kenneth Williams:
Fantabulosa! (BBC Four)
Longford (Channel 4)
The Road To Guantanamo
(Channel 4)

Drama series
Life on Mars (BBC One)
Shameless (Channel 4)
Sugar Rush (Channel
4)
The Street (BBC One)

Drama serial
Low Winter Sun (Channel 4)
Prime Suspect: The
Final Act (ITV1)
See No Evil: The Moors Murders (ITV1)
The Virgin Queen
(BBC One)

Continuing drama
Casualty (BBC
One)
Coronation Street (ITV1)
EastEnders (BBC One)
Emmerdale (ITV1)

Factual series
Ross Kemp on Gangs (Sky One)
Stephen Fry: The
Secret Life of a Manic Depressive (BBC Two)
Tribe (BBC Two)
Who Do You
Think You Are? (BBC Two)

Single documentary
Breaking Up With The Joneses (Channel
4)
Evicted (BBC One)
9/11: The Falling Man (Channel 4)
Rain In My Heart
(BBC Two)

Features
The Apprentice (BBC Two)
The Choir (BBC Two)
Dragon’s Den (BBC Two)
The
F Word (Channel 4)

Sport
The Boat Race (ITV1)
Formula
One – Hungarian Grand Prix (ITV1)
Cricket on Five (Five)
Winter Olympics (BBC Two)

News coverage
BBC Ten O’Clock News – Terrorism plot at
Heathrow
Channel 4 News – News from Iran
Granada Reports: Morecambe Bay (ITV1)
ITV Evening News – the
Israel/Lebanon crisis

Interactivity
Dispatches – War Torn: Stories of Separation
(Channel 4.com)
Meltdown and the Big Climate Change Experiment (BBC Four)
The
Secret Policeman’s Ball (Channel 4)
Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather (Sky One)

International
Entourage (ITV2)
House (Five)
Lost (Sky
One)
My Name Is Earl (Channel 4)

Entertainment programme
Dancing On Ice (ITV1)
Derren Brown: The
Heist (Channel 4)
How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? (BBC One)
The X
Factor (ITV1)

Situation comedy
Green Wing (Channel 4)
The IT Crowd (Channel
4)
Pulling (BBC Three)
The Royle Family: Queen of Sheba (BBC One)

Comedy programme or series
The
Catherine Tate Show (BBC Two)
Little
Britain Abroad (BBC One)

Little Miss Jocelyn (BBC Three)
That Mitchell & Webb Look (BBC Two)

Audience award
Life on Mars (BBC One)
The Royle Family: Queen
of Sheba (BBC One)
Dragons’ Den (BBC Two)
The Vicar of Dibley Christmas
Special (BBC One)
Planet Earth (BBC One)
Celebrity Big Brother (Channel
4)