The SpoilerTV Awards - Nominations, Part 2

With the regular TV season about over, it is time for the SpoilerTV community to start our hiatus awards season with the SpoilerTV Awards, Episode Contest, Character Cup, and ending with the epic Favorite Show Competition. Yesterday, we started nominations with comedies and dramas. Today, we focus on the acting. As you are nominating, please make sure you put the actor’s name, not the character. Also, make sure you also include the TV show. Without both, your nomination cannot be counted.

Please read the rules carefully, as some are different than yesterday. If you have questions, leave them in the comments below. Also, don’t forget to nominate for part 1 if you have not already. It will remain open for less than 48 hours.


Nominations, Part 1 - Comedies and Dramas


Nominations, Part 2:
1. Favorite Comedy Actor
2. Favorite Comedy Actress
3. Favorite Drama Actor
4. Favorite Drama Actress
5. Favorite Child/Teen Actor or Actress (under 18)

The Rules:

1. Nominations will be open for approximately 3 days. Please only submit this nomination form only once or your nominations will be invalid.
2. Only performances from scripted TV shows that are in English or foreign language shows covered by SpoilerTV are eligible.
3. Only TV performances that aired between May 17, 2019 - May 16, 2020 are eligible.
4. You do NOT have to nominate in each category. You can nominate up to 3 different performers per category but you can only nominate a performer once. So, you cannot nominate a performer in both the drama AND comedy categories or all of your nominations will be invalid.
5. The show determines whether a performer should be nominated under comedy or drama, not the character. All nominations for a show have to be either comedy or drama. Please do not mix them.
6. Remember, put in the actor’s name (not the character’s) and include the TV show to have a valid nomination.
7. One performer per show per category can make it to the voting stage.

About the Author - Dahne

One part teacher librarian - one part avid TV fan, Dahne is a contributing writer for SpoilerTV, where she reviews and/or creates polls for Teen Wolf, How to Get Away with Murder, The Librarians, and others. She also runs the annual Character Cup. She's addicted to Twitter, loves live tweeting, and co-hosted The 100 "Red-Shirted" and Teen Wolf "Welcome to Beacon Hills" podcasts for Southgate Media Group. Previously she wrote a Last Week in TV column for her blog and SpoilerTV. ~ "I speak TV."