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There have been 725 votes by 216 voters (100%) to come to the conclusion that in this fan-vote HBO Game of Thrones’s character KING JOFFREY BARATHEON was the creepiest motherfuckers and/or most motherfucking creep in a serial of season 2012/2013.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Breaking Bad [AMC]: Gus Fring
2010/2011: Game of Thrones [HBO]: Prince Joffrey Baratheon
2009/2010: Dexter [SHO]: ‘Trinity’ – Arthur Mitchell

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There have been 529 votes by 261 voters (50%) and therefore 529 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 261 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that FX’s Legit is the best new dramedy serial of season 2012/2013, but the overall best dramedy serial of season 2012/2013 is:

FX’s LOUIE!

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Shameless US [SHO] + new: Wilfred US [FX]
2010/2011: Misfits [E4] + new: Shameless US [SHO]
2009/2010: Nurse Jackie [SHO] + new: Nurse Jackie [SHO]

Actually three winners will be awarded:
– the best female protagonist
– the best male protagonist
– the overall best protagonist,
depending on which one has more votes.
This award honors only the art of acting, not the written characters.

The combined vote for is now final and shown in the following chart:

There have been 485 votes by 183 voters (50%) and therefore 485 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 183 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that ELIJAH WOOD outperformed his competition at enacting FX Wilfred US’s character Ryan Newman as a male protagonist as well as EMMY ROSSUM outperformed her competition at enacting Showtime Shameless US’ character Fiona Gallagher as a female protagonist in a dramedy of season 2012/2013. But only one can be the overall best protagonist and that is this year:

ELIJAH WOOD for playing the role of FX Wilfred US’s character Ryan Newman.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Shameless US [SHO]: EMMY ROSSUM as “Fiona Gallagher” (female & overall)
2011/2012: Shameless US [SHO]: WILLIAM H. MACY as “Frank Gallagher” (male)
2010/2011: Shameless US [SHO]: EMMY ROSSUM as “Fiona Gallagher” (female & overall)
2010/2011: Shameless US [SHO]: WILLIAM H. MACY as “Frank Gallagher” (male)
2009/2010: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: EDIE FALCO as “Nurse Jackie Peyton” (female & overall)
2009/2010: Misfits [E4]: ROBERT SHEEHAN as “Nathan” (male)

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There have been 163 votes by 42 voters (50%) and therefore 163 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 42 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that the acting of CAMERON MONAGHAN outperformed his competition at enacting Showtime Shameless US’s character Ian Gallagher in a dramedy of season 2012/2013.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: PAUL SCHULZE as “Eddie Walzer” & Hung [HBO]: LENNIE JAMES as “Charlie”
2010/2011: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: PAUL SCHULZE as “Eddie Walzer”
2009/2010: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: PAUL SCHULZE as “Eddie Walzer”

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There have been 160 votes by 32 voters (50%) and therefore 160 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 32 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that the acting of JOAN CUSACK outperformed her competition at enacting Showtime Shameless US’s character Sheila Jackson in a dramedy of season 2012/2013.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Misfits [E4]: LAUREN SOCHA as “Kelly”
2010/2011: Misfits [E4]: LAUREN SOCHA as “Kelly”
2009/2010: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: MERRITT WEVER as “Nurse Zoey Barkow”

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There have been 230 votes by 45 voters (50%) and therefore 230 votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 45 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that Showtime Shameless US’s character FRANK GALLAGHER was the best written male character in a dramedy of season 2012/2013.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Louie [FX]: LOUIE
2010/2011: Call Me Fitz [HBO]: ‘Fitz’ RICHARD FITZPATRICK
2009/2010: Gravity [SHO]: DETECTIVE MILLER

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There have been 102 votes by 31 voters (50%) and therefore 102 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 31 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that Showtime Shameless US’s character FIONA GALLAGHER was the best written female character in a dramedy of season 2012/2013.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Shameless US [SHO]: SHEILA JACKSON
2010/2011: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: JACKIE PEYTON
2009/2010: Nurse Jackie [SHO]: JACKIE PEYTON

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There have been 737 votes by 288 voters (50%) and therefore 737 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 288 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that FOX’s The Mindy Project is the best new comedy or sitcom of season 2012/2013, but the overall best comedy or sitcom of season 2012/2013 is:

NBC’s PARKS AND RECREATION!

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Modern Family [abc] + new: New Girl [FOX]
2010/2011: Community [NBC] + new: Louie [FX] (now Dramedy)
2009/2010: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia [FX] + new: Modern Family [abc]

Actually three winners will be awarded:
– the best female protagonist
– the best male protagonist
– the overall best protagonist,
depending on which one has more votes.
This award honors only the art of acting, not the written characters.

The combined vote for is now final and shown in the following chart:

There have been 1244 votes by 186 voters (50%) and therefore 1244 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 186 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that TY BURRELL outperformed his competition at enacting ABC Modern Family’s character Phil Dunphy as a male protagonist as well as TINA FEY outperformed her competition at enacting NBC 30 Rock’s character Liz Lemon as a female protagonist in a comedy of season 2012/2013. But only one can be the overall best protagonist and that is this year:

TY BURRELL for playing the role of ABC Modern Family’s character Phil Dunphy.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: Modern Family [abc]: TY BURRELL as “Phil Dunphy” (male & overall)
2011/2012: The Office [NBC]: JENNA FISCHER as “Pam Beesly” (female)
2010/2011: Community [NBC]: DONALD GLOVER as “Troy Barnes” (male & overall)
2010/2011: 30 Rock [NBC]: TINA FEY as “Liz Lemon” (female)
2009/2010: Modern Family [abc]: EROC STONESTREET as “Cameron Tucker” (male & overall)
2009/2010: 30 Rock [NBC]: TINA FEY as “Liz Lemon” (female)

The combined vote is now final and shown in the following chart:

There have been 181 votes by 41 voters (50%) and therefore 181 additional votes where distributed by the jury of serieskiller.com (representing 41 voters; 50%) to come to the conclusion that the acting of TONY HALE outperformed his competition at enacting HBO Veep’s character Gary Walsh in a comedy of season 2012/2013.

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2011/2012: The Office US [NBC]: JAMES SPADER as “Robert California”
2010/2011: Community [NBC]: JIM RASH as “Dean Pelton”
2009/2010: Blue Mountain State [spike]: ALAN RITCHSON as “Thad Castle”