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Saturn Awards are apparently a thing now
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Ed Williamson
27th June 2011
I've never seen Fringe, but it seems to have won some awards for being dead good and that.
The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films 37th Saturn Awards are, as it turns out, kind of a big deal. They have many leather-bound books and their apartment smells of rich mahogany, etc, etc. I didn't really know this until they started to feature quite prominently in Google news searches, but it seems people care what happens at them.
Guess I might as well copy and paste the TV-related ones here then.
Fringe
Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series
Breaking Bad
Best Television Presentation
The Walking Dead
Best Actor in Television
Stephen Moyer ' True Blood
Best Actress in Television
Anna Torv ' Fringe
Best Supporting Actor in Television
John Noble ' Fringe
Best Supporting Actress in Television
Lucy Lawless ' Spartacus: Blood and Sand
Best Guest Starring Role in Television
Joe Manganiello ' True Blood
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