Spacecast Community

For the fifth year in a row, the SPACE production team will travel the globe to track down and honour the finest in science fiction and fantasy entertainment. 

Featuring SPACE on-air personalities Kim Poirier, Jonathan Llyr and Natasha Eloi, The 2007 SPACEY Awards will air Sunday, June 10 at 9pm ET / 6pm PT.

 

 

 

The SPACEYS site will be up and voting will commence on Thursday April 12!

 

Thanks for the heads up! Can't wait to see this year's categories.

---

http://www.spacecast.com/spaceys/

---

"Long Live the Fighters"

Where does the time go, it seems too soon for the Spacey's again.

---

Does this mean the Spaceys themselves will be airing before the summer?  Incidently has it realy been a year I had always thought they occured alot later.

 

---

+ Check out the new Intergalactic Consortium's Message Board +

http://torsftheic.proboards100.com/

** I am a proud co head and member of Toronto, Ontario, Canada's Intergalactic Consortium. **

Spaceys.ca

starts soon

---

"Long Live the Fighters"

I gotta say, I'm very disappointed.  Where's the Supernatural love?

 It's one of the best shows out there right now and no one seems to remember them come awards time.

I was really hoping that I'd see it make the Spacey's this year.... oh well, maybe next year.

 

 

site is up , if you see any glitches pls post here as well :)

 its using newest flash so dont for get to download it if needed.

 

 

cheers

---

"Long Live the Fighters"

I just want to say I found it difficult to ascertain if my votes got through.  Is there anyway of getting a confirmation that your vote went through.  Also re the movie category heck of alot to choose from I wish you could of broken them up.

 

---

+ Check out the new Intergalactic Consortium's Message Board +

http://torsftheic.proboards100.com/

** I am a proud co head and member of Toronto, Ontario, Canada's Intergalactic Consortium. **

If your vote went through, then the icon you clicked to vote should change to one that says click to return to the main menu.

I just wonder if they are going to put up a list of the winners.  I also find it agregious that Mr. Kevin Spacey is not guarenteed in getting a Spacey.  You rip off his name and his movies like K-Pax are apparently good enough to show on your channel, but he is not good enough to get one.   Spacey needs a Spacey!! 

 

---

Godisnowhere

Like Angyl....I'm very disappointed....No supernatural!!.. and how come there's no category "best new show" ???...

---

Who opened the door to nowhere???

I don't know what it is about the video game category, but it seems to only ever have one game I've played.  Of course this is usually a game I disliked and this years is a game that totally ruined a damned good series.  So I voted for a game I enjoyed the commercials for.

Also, the first category contains only characters that I (personally) neither love nor hate, let alone "love to hate" 

---

hemulator

Best Heroic Performance?

 No question whatsomutherf--kin' way!  Samuel J. Snakes on a mutherf---ing plane Jackson!

---

http://www.scapecast.org

Voted, in those areas where I could. Haven't seen a lot of movies this year, so I had to leave some categories blank.

So, here's my usual commentary on this year's nominees:

Good: The video game category is a bit broader this year - I've complained about the lack of variety in past years. Nice to see more than one option that isn't a FPS. Thanks for that. Cool idea to see a "classic TV" category - though I didn't vote in it, I know there are fans out there that are passionate about their classic sci-fi.

Not so good: I'm very puzzled about the inclusion of 24. Good show from what I hear, but doesn't seem to qualify as genre. Stuff like Lost and some of the futuristic action flicks are at least borderline sci-fi/fantasy, but 24 shouldn't be there. And yeah, the total omission of Supernatural is odd given its popularity. I can understand why Stargate SG-1 isn't as highly nominated as in the past, but their award show antics are always good Spacey entertainment - I'll miss that.

---

Naomi,

 Any show that depicts the possibility of getting anywhere in Los Angeles by car over the timeframe of a single commercial break automatically counts as science fiction!

---

http://www.scapecast.org