Time, Rippers, for another great award season.
Although how TV works is changing, the traditional end of the TV season is May, and we're going to use that point to review the past year's television, and pick our favorites that were broadcast from June 2012 through May 2013.
To give a feel for what I'm looking for, here is a summary of last year's great award winners:
Long Form Drama (shows running more than 13 episodes):
Ripper Award - The Mentalist
Strait Award - Fringe
Short Form Drama (shows running 13 episodes or less):
Fan Award - Falling Skies
Strait Award - A Game of Thrones
Comedy Series
Fan Award - The Big Bang Theory
Strait Award - Modern Family
Science Fiction - Eureka
Medical Drama - House
Horror - The Walking Dead
Fantasy - Once Upon A Time
Mystery/Detective - Psych
Western - Hell On Wheels
Hall of Fame - M*A*S*H
There you have last year's big winners! I would like to do the same this year, except instead of long form and short form, I will break the drama into three groups - Broadcast, Basic Cable and Premium Channels. That seems the fairest way to do it.
So please, submit your nominations now, in any category you desire. I am looking for scripted (fiction) programs that ran in the last year. Don't worry about categories. Just name your favorites and I'll do the sorting out.
Please nominate here or on Facebook. I am hoping for a great turnout of voters, because the more people participate the more fun it is!
Ladies and gentlemen, fellow Rippers, start your nominating engines ...........................................
NOW!!!!
The Following, Revenge, The Walking Dead, Hell On Wheels, Grimm, Chicago Fire, Scandal and Nashville.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Benita! A truly excellent set of nominees!
ReplyDeleteBates Motel, The Walking Dead were my must-watches this year.
ReplyDeleteThe Following, The Walking Dead, Longmire, Hannibal, Criminal Minds, Dexter, The Killing.
ReplyDelete...and Homeland.
ReplyDeleteThe Following, Fringe, Scandal, Revenge, Revolution. The Walking Dead, A Game of Thrones, The Killing, Bates Motel, True Blood, Newsroom, Psych
ReplyDeleteAmerican Horror Story
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