Doctor Who has won five Bafta Cymru awards after being shortlisted for fourteen.
The drama, scripted by Queer As Folk's Russell T Davies, won prizes for costume, make-up and photography direction, as well as for best drama director and best drama series. Davies also won a special award for his contribution to network television, says BBC News Online.
BBC Wales' Clare Hudson explained: "We are thrilled that the spectacular contribution made by Russell T Davies to television over the past few years has won him such a very special award."
Doctor Who, which has just begun its second series with Casanova star David Tennant in the lead role, has also been nominated for a national Bafta for best drama.
The national Baftas will be held in London on May 7.
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