SyFy-Portal Nominations

[chani]

nachdem ich es schon am FMD und am Kansas gepostet hab, jetzt auch hier

BEST ACTOR/Television
Scott Bakula, Enterprise
David Boreanaz, Angel
Ben Browder, Farscape
Nathan Fillion, Firefly
Anthony Michael Hall, The Dead Zone

BEST ACTRESS/Television
Claudia Black, Farscape
Jolene Blalock, Enterprise
Jennifer Garner, Alias
Sarah Michelle Gellar, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Jewel Staite, Firefly

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS/Television
Emma Caulfield, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Gigi Edgley, Farscape
Alyson Hannigan, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Allison Meek, Smallville
Linda Park, Enterprise

BEST THEME SONG/Television
Angel
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Enterprise
Farscape
Firefly

BEST SERIES/Television
Angel
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Enterprise
Farscape
Smallville


Voting begins April 25 right here at SyFy Portal, and will continue until May 25. Winners will be announced on Radio Sci-Fi the weekend of May 30. Visitors can vote once per day per IP address. ---->

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http://www.syfyportal.com

They better prepare for starburst !!!

[DRD Pike]

Der Beginn des Abstimmungszeitraumes wurde jetzt vom 25. 04. auf den 28.04. verschoben. Ende der Abstimmung ist am 28.05. Abtimmen kann man einmal pro IP. (Link).

[Nighthawk]

Nicht, daß ich hier den Besserwisser spielen will, Pike, aber trotzdem eine kleine Korrektur:

... Abstimmen kann man einmal pro IP. ...

Einmal pro IP pro Tag



"I'm not the pwintheth you theek but we could thtill have a really good time."


Herzlichst,

Dietmar

[chani]

*hochschieb*

ab 28.4. kann man voten

[DRD Pike]

Aufgrund technischer Schwierigkeiten wurde der Beginn der Abstimmung jetzt nochmal verschoben, und zwar auf Freitag, den 2.5. (Link).

[chani]

So, jetzt geths endlich, ist nur anscheinend wirklich IP abhängig, und ich bin die ganze nächste Woche net im Büro, wo ich massenweise Ip zur AUswahl hab *urks*

[danielle]

Hab gevotet. Ich hoffe Farscape gewinnt - damit die ihre lapidaren Kommentare über Muppets im Space fressen müssen. Aber nicht nur deswegen Go Farscape, go LOL

[borgi]

Ja, wer auch immer die Kommentare geschrieben hat war eindeutig kein Scaper....

Unbedingt täglich voten Leute; ich hoffe nur, daß die Angel-Fans nicht auf die gleiche Idee kommen.....

[RueScap]

[QUOTE]
Unbedingt täglich voten Leute; ich hoffe nur, daß die Angel-Fans nicht auf die gleiche Idee kommen.....

Ja, und die Buffy-Fans, und die Enterprise-Fans . . .
War gar nicht so einfach was zu voten, wenn da kein Farscape stand. Und ihr habt recht: die Kommentare waren schon irgendwie daneben. Vielleicht hätte die lieber einer von uns schreiben sollen.

RueScap

B)

[borgi]

...eigentlich hatte ich die ANGEL-Fans ja nur deswegen extra genannt, weil die grade ebenfalls ihre Aktion zur Rettung der Serie gestartet haben, vielen Dank.

[darksaber]

Klein darksaber fragt sich was sie beim voten falsch gemacht hat. Hab bis jetzt nur einmal voten können und das war glaub ich Samstag oder Sonntag und jetzt heisst es immer

Thanks For Voting

You May Vote Again In 24 Hours
Check Back June 2nd To See The Winners

HAAAAAAAAALOOOOOOOOO! Ich habe zuletzt vor mehr als 24 gevotet und versuche es seit die ersten 24 Stunden vorbei waren neu zu voten - und es geht nix.

Ein kleines angefressenes darksaberlein möchte jetzt wissen ob sie alleine damit dasteht.

EDIT: Na bitte es geht doch - musste nur etwas Dampf ablassen h34r:

[danielle]

Ich hab schon 3 mal und werd gleich das 4. Mal starten

[DRD Pike]

abstimmen nicht vergessen

[chani]

*hochschieb*

[Sternenfee]

genau, "hoch schieb"

und für alle pc-naiven wie meinesgleichen: es ist immer gut, zwischendurch die cookies zu löschen!!!

außerdem habe ich aus versehen mal ne falsche mail-adresse angegeben... macht gar nix!

wir verstehen uns???

also abstimmen!

[DRD Pike]

Und wenn ihr schon dabei seid, dann könnt ihr auch gleich noch beim Spacey Award des kanadischen Space Channels abstimmen. Farscape wurde dort als beste Serie und Pilot als beste Kreatur nominiert.

[AnduraNova]

die ergebnisse für die SyFy-Portal Genre Awards sind da und das sieht doch seeeeehr gut für farscape aus.
SyFy Portal

'Farscape' Wins Five Genre Awards

Author: Michael Hinman
Date: 06-09-2003
Source: SyFy Portal
The votes have been counted, and the winners have been chosen. And after all the dust cleared, the recently-cancelled Sci-Fi Channel series "Farscape" was the big winner of the 2003 SyFy Portal Genre Awards, winning in five categories, including Best Series/Television as well as Best Actor (Ben Browder) and Best Actress (Claudia Black).

Thousands of votes were tabulated during the voting period in May at SyFy Portal as fans of more than a dozen television series and movies signaled their favorites. Among those television shows up for awards were "Enterprise" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" on UPN, "Stargate SG-1" on Sci-Fi Channel, "Farscape," "Angel" on The WB, "Firefly" on Fox and more.

Ben Browder, who plays Cmdr. John Crichton, picks up his second Best Actor/Television award, winning the last time SyFy Portal had its Genre Awards in 2001. Avery Brooks, who played Capt. Benjamin Sisko in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" won the only other two years that the award was given, in 1999 and 2000. Browder beat out Scott Bakula ("Enterprise"), David Boreanaz ("Angel"), Nathan Fillion ("Firefly") and Anthony Michael Hall ("The Dead Zone").

Black, who played Aeryn Sun on "Farscape," is the first actress other than "Star Trek: Voyager" star Kate Mulgrew to ever win Best Actress/Television. Mulgrew won in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Black beat highly favored Sarah Michelle Gellar ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer") as well as Jolene Blalock ("Enterprise"), Jennifer Garner ("Alias") and Jewel Staite ("Firefly").

Gigi Edgley, who played Chiana in "Farscape," continued the series' dominance of the award, as she picked up Best Supporting Actress/Television, marking the first time someone other than Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine, "Star Trek: Voyager") won the award. She beat out Emma Caulfield ("Buffy"), Alyson Hannigan ("Buffy"), Allison Meek ("Smallville") and Linda Park ("Enterprise").

James Marsters, who played Spike in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," broke up the "Farscape" lovefest, by taking Best Supporting Actor/Television. Of course, no "Farscape" actors were nominated in the category. Marsters beat out John Billingsley ("Enterprise"), Alexis Denisof ("Angel"), Anthony Stewart Head ("Buffy") and Conner Trinneer ("Enterprise").

Juliet Landau, who spent the early part of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" playing Drusilla, took home Best Special Guest/Television honors with her resurrection of the role in "Lies My Parents Told Me" on the series. She beat out Jeffrey Combs ("Cease Fire") and Bruce Davison ("The Seventh") from "Enterprise," Christopher Reeve's performance in the "Smallville" episode "Rosetta," and Dean Stockwell in the third "Enterprise" episode nominated, "Detained."

"Conversations With Dead People" on "Buffy" took home Best Episode/Television honors, beating out three entries from "Enterprise" -- "Stigma," "Carbon Creek" and "Cease Fire" as well as "Buffy's" "Lies My Parents Told Me."

"Farscape" also won in both Best Series/Television and Best Theme Song/Television categories.

On the movie side, Viggo Mortensen, who played Aragorn in "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," took Best Actor/Movie honors, beating out Tom Cruise of "Minority Report," Ewan McGregor of "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones," Ian McKellen of "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," and two-time Best Actor/Movie winner Patrick Stewart from "Star Trek: Nemesis."

Liv Tyler, LOTR's Arwen, took Best Actress honors, in the movie. She beat Jennifer Garner of "Daredevil," Samantha Morton of "Minority Report," Natalie Portman of "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones" and Marina Sirtis of "Star Trek: Nemesis."

Best Movie was "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," beating out "Minority Report," "Signs," "Spider-Man" and "Star Trek: Nemesis."

Daniel Radcliffe of "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" took Best Young Actor while "Lord of the Rings" author J.R.R. Tolkien won the 2003 Gene Roddenberry Lifetime Achievement Award.

BEST ACTOR/Television
2003 - Ben Browder, Farscape
2001 - Ben Browder, Farscape
2000 - Avery Brooks, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
1999 - Avery Brooks, Star Trek Deep Space Nine

BEST ACTRESS/Television
2003 - Claudia Black, Farscape
2001 - Kate Mulgrew, Star Trek: Voyager
2000 - Kate Mulgrew, Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - Kate Mulgrew, Star Trek: Voyager

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR/Television
2003 - James Marsters, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2001 - Robert Picardo, Star Trek: Voyager
2000 - Robert Picardo, Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - David Hemblen, Earth Final Conflict

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS/Television
2003 - Gig Edgley, Farscape
2001 - Jeri Ryan, Star Trek: Voyager
2000 - Jeri Ryan, Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - Jeri Ryan, Star Trek: Voyager

BEST ACTOR/Movie
2003 - Viggo Mortensen, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
2001 - Patrick Stewart, X-Men
2000 - Tom Hanks, The Green Mile
1999 - Patrick Stewart, Star Trek: Insurrection

BEST ACTRESS/Movie
2003 - Liv Tyler, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
2001 - Anna Paquin, X-Men
2000 - Sigourney Weaver, Galaxy Quest
1999 - Donna Murphy, Star Trek: Insurrection

BEST YOUNG ACTOR
2003 - Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
2001 - Manu Intiraymi, Star Trek: Voyager
2000 - Scarlett Pomers, Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - Scarlett Pomers, Star Trek: Voyager

BEST SPECIAL GUEST/Television
2003 - Juliet Landau, "Lies My Parents Told Me," Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2001 - Susanna Thompson, "Unimatrix Zero," Star Trek: Voyager
2000 - Marina Sirtis, "Pathfinder," Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - Bill Mumy, "The Siege of AR-558," Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

BEST EPISODE/Television
2003 - "Conversations With Dead People," Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2001 - "The Body," Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2000 - "What You Leave Behind," Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 1999 - "Dark Frontier," Star Trek: Voyager

BEST THEME SONG/Television
2003 - Farscape
2001 - Earth: Final Conflict
2000 - Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - Star Trek: Voyager

BEST SERIES/Television
2003 - Farscape
2001 - Star Trek: Voyager
2000 - Star Trek: Voyager
1999 - The X-Files

BEST MOVIE
2003 - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
2001 - X-Men
2000 - Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
1999 - The Matrix

GENE RODDENBERRY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
2003 - J.R.R. Tolkien
2001 - Leonard Nimoy
2000 - George Lucas
1999 - Gene Roddenberry

[DRD Pike]

Mist, du warst schneller als ich.

5 mal nominiert, 5 mal gewonnen. Nicht schlecht für ne abgesetzte Serie.