Community fans: Need I remind you how happy the Greendale gang was last year when they won a bunch of Tubey Awards? Spread the word!
Hopefully by now you’re done reacting to the Emmys and ready to enter a land where fans with good taste are in charge. Enter: the 2012 Tubey Awards. This week, the categories include Best HoYay! Couple, Best Single Line of Dialogue, Best “WTF” Moment and Worst “WTF” Moment.
So, if you feel strongly about:
-Eric and Bill (True Blood)
-That time Revenge’s Nolan Ross said: “You ever notice how, whenever you want her to leave, girlfriend keeps popping up like the homicidal stipper version of whack-a-mole, but when you need to find her, she vanishes?”
-The episode of Legend of Korra when Amon was not affected by Tarlok’s blood bending ability, and then managed to defeat Tarlok by taking all of his power
-When Henry stupidly got shot on Psych
Speak up!
Four big categories are up in this week’s round of the 2012 Tubey Awards: Best Single Episode (both Comedy and Drama), Worst Romantic Relationship and, of course, Best Romantic Relationship.
I know it’s not easy to choose between Abed & Hilda (Community), Ben & Leslie (Parks and Recreation), Amy & Rory (Doctor Who), Brad & Jane (Happy Endings), Blaine & Kurt (Glee), Caleb & Hanna (Pretty Little Liars) Olivia & Peter (Fringe) and Shae & Tyrion (Game of Thrones)… especially given there’s way more nominees than them.
It’s Monday, which means new polls are open in the 2012 Tubey Awards, including Best Cast, Best “Hell Yeah!” Moment, Best Pop Culture Reference and Best Unexpected Plot Twist categories.
Love the Modern Family’s Pritchett-Dunphy clan? Still can’t get over when The Good Wife’s Kalinda waited at the door for her ex with a gun? Will you forever reblog when Happy Endings’ Alex dressed up as Ellen DeGeneres for her lesbian impression? Do you get flashbacks to Brody and Carrie’s sexy weekend at her cabin in Homeland? Make your voice heard!
New polls open on Monday, which means you only have two more days to vote in this round of the 2012 Tubey Awards. If you feel strongly about TV’s Most Ludicrous Plotline of the year, speak now.
