August 25 2009
The Whedonverse at the 2009 Portal Awards.
Out of a bunch of nominations, the Whedonverse managed to score some nice wins: Alan Tudyk won the Best Guest Star (Television) category for his work on Dollhouse's "Omega", Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog beat out Jane Espenson's Battlestar Galactica: Face of the Enemy in the Best Web Production category, and Summer Glau was voted Best Supporting Actress (Television) for her portrayal of Cameron in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (beating runner-up Olivia Williams). Also, Whedonesque nearly won Best Web Site.
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Remember not judging here, It just surprises me, as the show beat down BSG, and Ackels beat Tenant.
Although it does remind me of how it's a little powerhouse of it's own, isolated in the CW network, like Buffy was a powerhouse of it's own "hidden" at The WB.
Numfar PTB | August 25, 09:57 CET
Small Blue Thing | August 25, 10:32 CET
was phenomenal. I'd love to see her show up in the Dollhouse.
roofpig | August 25, 15:54 CET
It's not that the acting is always horrendous on Supernatural, just that on occasion it has been and at best it's good enough to not be distracting. BSG had amazing acting on a consistent basis. Anyone beating Mary McDonnell is preposterous. As much as I love Summer, no one who knew a thing about acting would choose her over Olivia Williams, though I'm glad Summer got an award because she deserves it -- just not next to Olivia's performance.
Star Trek beats Dark Knight. I should have just started with that, so we could completely invalidate everything on this award show. Once again, love both, but... No, wait, maybe I should've started with the still living guy who did Titanic beat out the man who wrote the first science fiction EVER for lifetime achievement. This is why democracy breaks down. The people who care to vote are frakking morons.
BTW why don't we do more Supernatural news here, since Ben Edlund is one of the head writers?
PuppetDoug | August 25, 19:09 CET
"This is why democracy breaks down. The people who care to vote are frakking morons."
I find this statement troubling. One of the things I love about Joss's work is his ability to offer different opinions (even those at odds with his own) in a compelling way. When democracy breaks down, in my opinion, it's often because people are (1) unwilling to accept that large numbers of others hold beliefs different from their own and (2) all too willing to dismiss those others as morons.
Or I could be wrong.
roofpig | August 25, 20:11 CET
Whedonage | August 25, 20:37 CET