This award honors the art of writing of an unique character,
not the actor playing that character.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: The Goldbergs [abc]: BARRY GOLDBERG
2012/2013: Parks and Recreation [NBC]: RON SWANSON
2011/2012: Parks and Recreation [NBC]: RON SWANSON & The Office U.S. [NBC]: DWIGHT SCHRUTE
2010/2011: Louie [FX]: LOUIE
2009/2010: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia [FX]: CHARLIE KELLY

This award honors the art of writing of an unique character,
not the actor playing that character.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Veep [HBO]: SELINA MEYER
2012/2013: Parks and Recreation [NBC]: LESLIE KNOPE
2011/2012: Parks and Recreation [NBC]: LESLIE KNOPE
2010/2011: 30 Rock [NBC]: LIZ LEMON
2009/2010: Better Off Ted [abc]: VERONICA PALMER

Actually two winners will be awarded in this voting:
– the best animation of the last season, and
– the best new animation of the last season.

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Excluded:

– productions that did not air at minimum 50% of their episodes between July 1st, 2014 and June 30th, 2015, because they ended, were canceled or paused this season (for example Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole [swim], Rick and Morty [swim], Aqua Teen Hunger Force [swim], Robot Chicken [swim] or Metalocalypse [swim]),

– productions that underperformed in this competition (Black Dynamite [swim], China, IL [swim], Squidbillies [swim] and others),

– productions that didn’t air enough episodes/minutes (for example Dark Minions [a] in 2013/2014),

– productions that aren’t targeted at an adult viewership (Adventure Time [nick], SpongeBob SquarePants [nick], Phineas and Ferb [disney], Steven Universe [CN], Uncle Grandpa [CN], Sanjay and Craig [nick] and others).

» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Bob’s Burgers [FOX] + new: Golan the Insatiable [FOX]
2012/2013: Archer [FX] + new: Brickleberry [CC]
2011/2012: Futurama [CC] + new: Unsupervised [FX]
2010/2011: Archer [FX] + new: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]
2009/2010: Archer [FX] + new: Archer [FX]

Actually three winners will be awarded:
– the best female main voice acting
– the best male main voice acting
– the overall best main voice acting,
depending on which one has more votes.

This award honors only the art of acting,
not the written characters.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]: DAN MINTZ as “Tina”(main female & main overall)
2013/2014: Family Guy [FOX]: SETH MACFARLANE as “Peter Griffin” (main male)
2012/2013: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]: DAN MINTZ as “Tina” (main female & main overall)
2012/2013: South Park [CC]: TREY PARKER as “Eric Cartman” (main male)
2011/2012: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]: DAN MINTZ as “Tina” (main female & main overall)
2011/2012: Futurama [CC]: JOHN DI MAGGIO as “Bender” (main male)
2010/2011: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]: DAN MINTZ as “Tina” (main female & main overall)
2010/2011: Futurama [CC]: JOHN DI MAGGIO as “Bender” (main male)
2009/2010: Archer [FX]: H. JON BENJAMIN as “Sterling Archer” (main male & main overall)
2009/2010: Family Guy [FOX]: ALEX BORSTEIN as “Lois Griffin” (main female)

This award honors only the art of acting,
not the written characters.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Family Guy [FOX]: MIKE HENRY as “Herbert”
2012/2013: Futurama [CC]: BILLY WEST as “Zapp Brannigan”
2011/2012: The Cleveland Show [FOX]: KEVIN MICHAEL RICHARDSON as “Cleveland Brown Jr.”
2010/2011: Futurama [CC]: BILLY WEST as “Zapp Brannigan”
2009/2010: Family Guy [FOX]: MIKE HENRY as “Herbert”

This award honors only the art of acting,
not the written characters.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Archer [FX]: AMBER NASH as “Pam”
2012/2013: Archer [FX]: AMBER NASH as “Pam”
2011/2012: The Cleveland Show [FOX]: REAGEN GOMEZ-PRESTON as “Roberta Tubbs”
2010/2011: The Cleveland Show [FOX]: REAGEN GOMEZ-PRESTON as “Roberta Tubbs”
2009/2010: The Cleveland Show [FOX]: REAGEN GOMEZ-PRESTON as “Roberta Tubbs”

This award honors the art of writing of an unique character,
not the actor playing that character.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Family Guy [FOX]: PETER GRIFFIN
2012/2013: Archer [FX]: STERLING ARCHER
2011/2012: Futurama [CC]: ZAPP BRANIGAN
2010/2011: Archer [FX]: STERLING ARCHER
2009/2010: American Dad! [FOX]: ROGER

This award honors the art of writing of an unique character,
not the actor playing that character.

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» FYI, the winners of recent years:

2013/2014: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]: TINA
2012/2013: Archer [FX]: PAM
2011/2012: Bob’s Burgers [FOX]: TINA
2010/2011: Archer [FX]: CHERYL/CAROL
2009/2010: Archer [FX]: CHERYL/CAROL

Rewarding its brilliance, the following television serials and series (airing at minimum partially in 2000 or later) are getting the chance to join the Serieskiller Hall of Fame.

To get into the Hall of Fame the serial or series needs to be completed, have had more than one season and needs to get a “certain” amount of votes from fans and jury.

Every year new serials/series are getting nominated for the Hall of Fame. Some, that didn’t quite make it the last years, that have been overlooked, were close to be nominated before and those that recently ended their airing on television.
That’s why the chance to get into the Hall of Fame might gets more difficult each year and only the very greatest ones are joining those ten inducted shows.
Do you miss Boardwalk Empire or Parks and Recreation? Not until 2015/2016 can they be voted into the Hall of Fame, because they air(ed) their last episodes in season 2014/2015 and therefore will get another run at the Serieskiller Awards next year (Best Drama Serial, Best Comedy and so on) before they can enter the run for the Hall of Fame.

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The Serieskiller Hall of Fame began in 2012 and these tv serials/series have been inducted:

Dramatic:

– Oz [HBO] (since 2012)
– Rome [HBO] (since 2013)
– Six Feet Under [HBO] (since 2013)
– The Shield [FX] (since 2012)
– The Sopranos [HBO] (since 2012)
– The Wire [HBO] (since 2012)

Comedic:
– Becker [CBS] (since 2013)
– Cheers [NBC] (since 2012)
– Malcolm in the Middle [FOX] (since 2012)
– That ’70s Show [FOX] (since 2012)