Friday, October 1, 2010

Fall Poolies Watch- Drama

I have grown accustomed to reviewing television here at the Quiet Pool Perspective as of late, but my first love in regards to tv has always been ranking, voting and listing. So as we get closer to the Third Annual Quiet Pool Television Awards, we will continue to take a look at how things are shaping up. With some of our favorites gone, and plenty of new competition, the 2010 Poolies should once again be quite the event. As always, I'm looking for input from both Poolie voters and non-voters in order to make the nomination process of a more democratic nature. Sound off in the comments, email me at d4cella@gmail.com or hit me on twitter @quietpool.
We are beginning with the drama categories, and why not start with the Dynasty Award for Best Drama Series.

The Definites
Mad Men
Treme

In For Now
Entourage
Parenthood
House, MD
Jonas
Glee
Gossip Girl
90210
Life Unexpected

Outside Looking In
One Tree Hill
The Defenders
Hellcats
Grey's Anatomy
Brothers and Sisters
Pretty Little Liars

Now onto the character awards, first of which is the Dr. Doug Ross Award for Best Lead Character in a Drama.

The Definites
Hugh Laurie as Greg House
Don Draper- Mad Men
Greg House- House, MD
Ari Gold- Entourage

In For Now
Davis McAlary- Treme
Antoine Batiste- Treme
Adam Braverman- Parenthood
Vincent Chase- Entourage
Kevin Lucas- Jonas
Nate Archibald- Gossip Girl
Nick Morelli- The Defenders

Outside Looking In
Nate Bazile- Life Unexpected
Dan Humphrey- Gossip Girl
Derek Shephard- Grey's Anatomy
Nathan Scott- One Tree Hill
Johnny Chase- Entourage
Nick Lucas- Jonas

Next up is the Noah Hunter Award for Best Supporting Character in a Drama Series.

The Definites
John Slattery as Roger Sterling
Roger Sterling- Mad Men

In For Now
Scott Lavin- Entourage
Albert Lambreaux- Treme
Crosby Braverman- Parenthood
Chase Adams- One Tree Hill
Lane Pryce- Mad Men
James Wilson- House, MD
Chuck Bass- Gossip Girl
Noah Puckerman- Glee
Liam Court- 90210

Outside Looking In
Mark Sloan- Grey's Anatomy
Zeke Braverman- Parenthood
Dan Patch- Hellcats
Pete Campbell- Mad Men
Paul Jamison- The Big C

On to the ladies. The Veronica Mars Award for Best Female Character in a Drama Series.

The Definites
Nicole Anderson as Macy Misa
Sue Sylvester- Glee
Macy Misa- Jonas
Naomi Clark- 90210
Annie- Treme

In For Now
Alex Dupre- One Tree Hill
Peggy Olsen- Mad Men
Stella Malone- Jonas
Sally Draper- Mad Men
Savannah Munroe- Hellcats
Santana Lopez- Glee

Outside Looking In
Vanessa Abrams- Gossip Girl
Adrianna Tate Duncan- 90210
Quinn Fabray- Glee
Ivy Sullivan- 90210
Rachel Berry- Glee
Lisa Cuddy- House, MD
Blaire Waldorf- Gossip Girl
Sasha Grey- Entourage

And we do have so much hate in our hearts. The Marissa Cooper Award for the Character You Love to Hate in a Drama.

The Definites
Jane Adams as Tanya Skagle
Tanya Skagle- Hung
Kurt Hummell- Glee

In For Now
Turtle- Entourage
Dixon Wilson- 90210
Quinn James- One Tree Hill
Will Schuester- Glee
Erin Silver- 90210
Serena van der Woodson- Gossip Girl
Clay Evans- One Tree Hill
Artie Abrams- Glee

Outside Looking In
Mercedes Jones- Glee
Sonny- Treme
Vanessa Page- Jonas
Eric Foreman- House, MD
Meredith Grey- Grey's Anatomy
Aunt Lisa- Jonas
Henry Francis- Mad Men

Which episodes have stood out? The "One Wedding and a Funeral" Award for Best Episode in a Drama Series.

Treme- "All on a Mardis Gras Day" - 108
Mad Men- "The Suitcase" - 407
Entourage- "Lose Yourself" - 710
Lone Star- "Pilot" - 101
Jonas- "A Wasabi Story" - 207

What and who do you like fellow Poolies?

4 comments:

  1. Couple thoughts, someone from treme will get an expanded role and earn a nomination, possibly either Delmond, Ladonna or Saracen's mom.
    While Kevin was the better Lucas in season 1, I think Joe is more deserving this year. And Vanessa should not be nominated for worst character, maybe best female character.

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  2. Completely agree with the Treme sentiment. All three of them are on my radar, but with only a few episodes from season one in this year's Poolies, we'll have to wait to see what happens in season two.

    My answer to the Jonas stuff is part positive part negative. I can completely agree with Joe being better than Kevin this year, especially with Kev's more limited role. But Vanessa Page? She is the worst and no one is convincing me otherwise.

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  3. I think a category reshuffling might be in order. Glee and Gossip Girl shouldn't really compete with Mad Men and Treme.

    I think the last ep of Glee was good enough for a best ep nom.

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  4. All the way to Vanessa Abrams. My favourite actress. Gossip girl rocks.

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