Here we have the last set of results so far in full.
Best Onscreen Partnership:
Shirley Carter & Heather Trott [Linda Henry & Cheryl Fergison] [EE] .................... 36.5%
Becky Grainger & Roy Cropper [Katherine Kelly & David Neilson] [CS] ...................... 34.6%
Zoe Carpenter & Mike Barnes [Zoe Lister & Tony Hirst] [HO] ................................... 17.3%
Val Lambert & Eric Pollard [Charlie Hardwick & Chris Chittle] [EM] ................................... 11.5% Villian of the Year:
Melissa Hurst [Carla Chases] [HO] ............ 39.6%
Vera Duckworth [Liz Dawn] [CS] ............... 30.2%
Kevin Wicks [Phil Daniels] [EE] .................. 22.6%
Kelly Windsor [Adele Silva] [EM] ................ 7.5% Total Wins (Carried over from the last count up):
Coronation Street: 2*
Eastenders: 4
Emmerdale: 0
Hollyoaks: 4 * I made a slight mistake on the first count up. Corrie actaully only had 1 total win not 2, after this new count up they are now on 2.
Coming up next is:
Best Single Episode and
Best Long Running Storyline
Then we have a few more awards to dish out, in the OTHER CATERGORIES, including the big one of BEST SOAP!
Alright, let's get these last 2 awards in this sub-category stage given out!
The past year has brought us lots of great and gripping Best Single Episodes episodes from wedding fiascos to heartbreaking deaths, from rip-roaring moments to shocking reveals and confessions, but which four episodes made it to the top four, and which one went on to be the champion? The nominations are:
Baby Daniel's death [EM]
May's mad attack [last year, when Dawn was pregnant] [EE]
O.B's says goodbye to Max and Tom [HO]
Vera's death [CS]
And the winner with just over half of the final vote and 35.8% is........
May's mad attack [last year, when Dawn was pregnant] [EE]
And we leave this section with Best Longrunning Storyline. Once again there was a lot of storylines to choose from. From baby deaths to baby swaps to who is the baby's father, and from secrets being revealed to family bust ups and family reunions. Here are the final four that made it to the final:
Maria and Liam's baby's death & the aftermath [CS]
Ronnie's secret [EE]
Shadrach's anguish on having a secret daughter [EM]
Ste's abuse of Amy [HO]
And the winner with 39.2% of the final vote is........
Ste's abuse of Amy [HO]
Which brings us to the end of the SUB CATEGORIES section.
Remember, if you want to join the game, go to www.soapgame.jhost.co.uk and check it out, and pick two characters from the available character list page (Roxy Mitchell and Jack Branning have just gone to a new player), then PM me your selection, or any questions you have. Please give me time to reply, as I am still doing this plus I still need to pick a winner for Lifetime Achievement Award!
So anyways, coming up in the next posts, we will have the final awards which are all pretty big 'uns as they feature all the soaps regardless of if they are in the soap game or not.
BTW, I will reply to ALL posts at the end of this.
I am not being ignorant, I will just find it easier to multi-quote you all and give replies in one go
We start off with a new category this year for Best Young Actor or Actress. After eliminating all of the youngsters eligiable for this category, we finally got down to the top two, which left us with an Easterenders head-to-head. The two finalists were:
Last Years Winner: None. (New Category this year).
Next up we have the award for Best Overall Newcomer to Soapland. There was quite a lot of new characters on our screens last year, from failed pop stars to ex-comedians. But who will take this award? The four finalists were:
Last Years Winner:http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders [EE]
Next up we have the big award of the night for Best Soap. All four soaps are up for this award automatically:
Coronation Street
Eastenders
Emmerdale
Hollyoaks
And the winner with 47.2% of the final vote is........
Last Years Winner: Hollyoaks
Finally coming up we have Lifetime Achievement Award, which I have to admit, I am STILL deciding on, but I'm sure once I have posted the stats from the last few categories, I will have an outright winner!
Hollyoaks ........................... 47.2%
Eastenders ........................ 30.2%
Coronation Street .............. 11.3%
Emmerdale ......................... 11.3% Total Wins:
Coronation Street: 0
Eastenders: 2
Emmerdale: 0
Hollyoaks: 2
Coming up next is:
Lifetime Achievement Award, which will be posted tomorrow, so I have time to type it all up, as I need to go to bed now cus it's my birthday tomorrow (Sunday), and it's gonna be a long day!
Hey, thanks Jo for the pm
I missed the ceremony, I'm sad But thankfully everything's in here and that's great to have the percentage You did an amazing job Why isn't there an award for you? :eek:
I'm very glad EE is one of the two best soaps this year, for me it's the first of course but I have to admit that HO is great too.
And now I'm wondering who can possibly get this Lifetime Achievement Award...
Oh and by the way, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! As Samantha already said it, spend a good day today and I'll think about you
See you later for the very last result
Last Years Winner: None. (New Category this year).
Next up we have the award for Best Overall Newcomer to Soapland. There was quite a lot of new characters on our screens last year, from failed pop stars to ex-comedians. But who will take this award? The four finalists were:
Hollyoaks ........................... 47.2%
Eastenders ........................ 30.2%
Coronation Street .............. 11.3%
Emmerdale ......................... 11.3% Total Wins:
Coronation Street: 0
Eastenders: 2
Emmerdale: 0
Hollyoaks: 2
Coming up next is:
Lifetime Achievement Award, which will be posted tomorrow, so I have time to type it all up, as I need to go to bed now cus it's my birthday tomorrow (Sunday), and it's gonna be a long day!
Ok folks, here we go.
The final Award, and it was not an easy decision, but after sleeping on it, I have reasched my decision.
Many people sent in nominations for who they thought should win win this Lifetime Achievement Award, and I took all the nominations in to concideration.
But first let us remember those who we have sadly lost in the last year.
I do hope I haven't forgotton anyone, feel free to let me know if I have, so I can amend the list. Thank you.
After carefully thinking about who this award should be given to and reading through the nominations, I came to the conclusion that there was only one person it could go to.
The person I am talking about was born Sylvia Butterfield, on 9th November 1939 in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
But we fondly know her as Liz Dawn.
During the 1970s she appeared in a variety of programmes including All Creatures Great and Small, and she was also one of the alien voices in the Cadbury's Smash advertisements. Though I'm sure many of us here are too young to remember this!
In 1974, she had more of a recurring role as a factory worker, in Coronation Street, until her husband, Jack, (played by William Tarmey) first appeared in 1979 and later for a more concrete role in 1983.
The formidable Vera Duckworth was certainly a woman not to mess around with.
She was often arguing with her neighbours on the cobbles, most notably though, it was Jack who bore the brunt of her tongue.
Which was of course, the secret to their long lasting marriage.
Liz was awarded the M.B.E. (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2000 Queen's Birthday Honors List for her services to charity in Leeds, which she thoroughly deserved.
In mid-2004, Liz was diagnosed with the incurable lung disease emphysema.
And on 22nd July 2007, Granada Television (makers of Coronation Street) announced that Liz was to be written out, at her own request, before Christmas, due to further complications with emphysema.
It was pretty obvious to the viewers that Liz was ill and her scenes were cut down and limited. She was often filmed only in the Duckworth house or very occasionally in the Rover's Return.
Her final appearance came in the episode screened on 18th January 2008, when Vera Duckworth died in her sleep, thus ending 33 years of the popular, iconic character.
Liz won the Special Achievement Award at the 2008 British Soap Awards for her 33-year long portrayal of her iconic character.
And now we too honour her with our very own award.
Here's to Liz, a much loved person and actress to all.
We hope you enjoy your much well deserved retirement!
And that brings us to the end of the 2008 Soap Game Soap Awards.
I will be posting more stats and figures and reply to several of you later. It's my birthday and I'm going to go make a cake! Credits: The following was used in the making of these Awards
Christian Clarke [John Partridge] [EE]
Now we carry on and move on to Best Female Character, which again was a big catergory, so we were left with the top 4 nominations:
Becky Grainger [Katherine Kelly] [CS]
Hannah Ashworth [Emma Rigby] [HO]
Jean Slater [Gillian Wright] [EE]
Val Lambert [Charlie Hardwick] [EM]
And the winner with 35.8% of the final vote is........
Ok folks, here we go.
The final Award, and it was not an easy decision, but after sleeping on it, I have reasched my decision.
Many people sent in nominations for who they thought should win win this Lifetime Achievement Award, and I took all the nominations in to concideration.
But first let us remember those who we have sadly lost in the last year.
I do hope I haven't forgotton anyone, feel free to let me know if I have, so I can amend the list. Thank you.
After carefully thinking about who this award should be given to and reading through the nominations, I came to the conclusion that there was only one person it could go to.
The person I am talking about was born Sylvia Butterfield, on 9th November 1939 in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
But we fondly know her as Liz Dawn.
During the 1970s she appeared in a variety of programmes including All Creatures Great and Small, and she was also one of the alien voices in the Cadbury's Smash advertisements. Though I'm sure many of us here are too young to remember this!
In 1974, she had more of a recurring role as a factory worker, in Coronation Street, until her husband, Jack, (played by William Tarmey) first appeared in 1979 and later for a more concrete role in 1983.
The formidable Vera Duckworth was certainly a woman not to mess around with.
She was often arguing with her neighbours on the cobbles, most notably though, it was Jack who bore the brunt of her tongue.
Which was of course, the secret to their long lasting marriage.
Liz was awarded the M.B.E. (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2000 Queen's Birthday Honors List for her services to charity in Leeds, which she thoroughly deserved.
In mid-2004, Liz was diagnosed with the incurable lung disease emphysema.
And on 22nd July 2007, Granada Television (makers of Coronation Street) announced that Liz was to be written out, at her own request, before Christmas, due to further complications with emphysema.
It was pretty obvious to the viewers that Liz was ill and her scenes were cut down and limited. She was often filmed only in the Duckworth house or very occasionally in the Rover's Return.
Her final appearance came in the episode screened on 18th January 2008, when Vera Duckworth died in her sleep, thus ending 33 years of the popular, iconic character.
Liz won the Special Achievement Award at the 2008 British Soap Awards for her 33-year long portrayal of her iconic character.
And now we too honour her with our very own award.
Here's to Liz, a much loved person and actress to all.
We hope you enjoy your much well deserved retirement!
And that brings us to the end of the 2008 Soap Game Soap Awards.
I will be posting more stats and figures and reply to several of you later. It's my birthday and I'm going to go make a cake! Credits: The following was used in the making of these Awards
Last Years Winner: Becca Dean [Ali Bastian] [HO] Best Single Episode:
Stacey and Max affair is exposed [EE] ............................................. 50.9%
Justin admits that he pushed Clare Devine/Cunningham [HO] ........ 28.3%
David pushes Gail down the stairs [CS] ........................................... 11.3%
Carl's Confession on killing Tom King [EM] ....................................... 9.4%
Last Years Winner: The Fire at The Dog in the Pond [Hollyoaks] Best Longrunning Storyline:
Clare trying to kill Max [HO] ................................................................... 46.7%
The after effects of the exposure of Stacey and Max's affair [EE] .......... 35.6%
Viv is set up for fraud [EM] ..................................................................... 17.8%
Violet's pregnancy [CS] .......................................................................... 0%
Last Years Winner: Who Killed Tom King [EM]
SUB CATEGORIES:
Best Actor:
Matt Littler [Max Cunningham] [HO] ............ 45.3%
John Partridge [Christian Clarke] [EE] ......... 26.4%
Rob James-Collier [Liam Connor] [CS] ......... 17%
James Hooton [Sam Dingle] [EM] ................ 11.3% Best Actress:
Emma Rigby [Hannah Ashworth] [HO] ........... 37.7%
Linda Henry [Shirley Carter] [EE] ................... 26.4%
Charlotte Bellamy [Laurel Thomas] [EM] ........ 20.8%
Katherine Kelly [Becky Grainger] [CS] ............ 15.1% Best Male Character:
Shirley Carter & Heather Trott [Linda Henry & Cheryl Fergison] [EE] .................... 36.5%
Becky Grainger & Roy Cropper [Katherine Kelly & David Neilson] [CS] ...................... 34.6%
Zoe Carpenter & Mike Barnes [Zoe Lister & Tony Hirst] [HO] ................................... 17.3%
Val Lambert & Eric Pollard [Charlie Hardwick & Chris Chittle] [EM] ................................... 11.5% Villian of the Year:
Coronation Street: 0 +1 Lifetime Achievement Award
Eastenders: 8
Emmerdale: 2
Hollyoaks: 4
All stages of the results will be posted on the Soap Game's website shortly.
Coming soon to this thread will be last weeks Soap Game scores and my verdict on this years winners and who I would have liked to see win :mad: plus my replies to your responses!
Here we go guys, we enter our third year of the soap game, and here are last weeks scores, on the new system.
Those that scored got double points. Those that didn't scored got half of what the lowest scorer got, unfortunatly that was only 1 points, so it was doubled for them to 2 points, which in turn was halfed to 1 point for those who didn't score anything (below the line), and to celebrate my birthday, everyone got an additional 10 points!
WTG Mr Jaffa Cake for being in the top spot for this week.
And the milestones hit this week are (round down to the nearest 100):
Helen1978: 944 Points
pinky2006: 813 Points
XxXPETEXxX: 800, with the help of the 10 point bonus
*jazzers*: 432
Kbramman: 315 *
SoapyJo 209½ *, with the help of the 10 point bonus
creamsoda: 213, with the help of the 10 point bonus
Comments
Here we have the last set of results so far in full.
Best Onscreen Partnership:
Shirley Carter & Heather Trott [Linda Henry & Cheryl Fergison] [EE] .................... 36.5%
Becky Grainger & Roy Cropper [Katherine Kelly & David Neilson] [CS] ...................... 34.6%
Zoe Carpenter & Mike Barnes [Zoe Lister & Tony Hirst] [HO] ................................... 17.3%
Val Lambert & Eric Pollard [Charlie Hardwick & Chris Chittle] [EM] ................................... 11.5%
Villian of the Year:
Stella Crawford [Sophie Thompson] [EE] ......... 38.5%
Warren Fox [Jamie Lomas] [HO] ...................... 32.7%
Carla Connor [Alison King] [CS] ....................... 21.2%
Andy Sugden [Kelvin Fletcher] [EM] ................. 7.7%
Best Comedy Act:
Becky Grainger [Katherine Kelly] [CS] ............... 37.7%
Heather Trott [Cheryl Fergison] [EE] ................ 28.3%
Kris Fisher [Gerard McCarthy] [HO] ................... 28.3%
Val Lambert [Charlie Hardwick] [EM] ................. 5.7%
Best Wedding:
Not enough entries therefore void.
Best Exit:
Melissa Hurst [Carla Chases] [HO] ............ 39.6%
Vera Duckworth [Liz Dawn] [CS] ............... 30.2%
Kevin Wicks [Phil Daniels] [EE] .................. 22.6%
Kelly Windsor [Adele Silva] [EM] ................ 7.5%
Total Wins (Carried over from the last count up):
Coronation Street: 2*
Eastenders: 4
Emmerdale: 0
Hollyoaks: 4
* I made a slight mistake on the first count up. Corrie actaully only had 1 total win not 2, after this new count up they are now on 2.
Coming up next is:
Best Single Episode and
Best Long Running Storyline
Then we have a few more awards to dish out, in the OTHER CATERGORIES, including the big one of BEST SOAP!
The past year has brought us lots of great and gripping Best Single Episodes episodes from wedding fiascos to heartbreaking deaths, from rip-roaring moments to shocking reveals and confessions, but which four episodes made it to the top four, and which one went on to be the champion? The nominations are:
Baby Daniel's death [EM]
May's mad attack [last year, when Dawn was pregnant] [EE]
O.B's says goodbye to Max and Tom [HO]
Vera's death [CS]
And the winner with just over half of the final vote and 35.8% is........
Best Single Episode:
May's mad attack [last year, when Dawn was pregnant] [EE]
And we leave this section with Best Longrunning Storyline. Once again there was a lot of storylines to choose from. From baby deaths to baby swaps to who is the baby's father, and from secrets being revealed to family bust ups and family reunions. Here are the final four that made it to the final:
Maria and Liam's baby's death & the aftermath [CS]
Ronnie's secret [EE]
Shadrach's anguish on having a secret daughter [EM]
Ste's abuse of Amy [HO]
And the winner with 39.2% of the final vote is........
Best Longrunning Storyline:
Ste's abuse of Amy [HO]
Which brings us to the end of the SUB CATEGORIES section.
Remember, if you want to join the game, go to www.soapgame.jhost.co.uk and check it out, and pick two characters from the available character list page (Roxy Mitchell and Jack Branning have just gone to a new player), then PM me your selection, or any questions you have. Please give me time to reply, as I am still doing this plus I still need to pick a winner for Lifetime Achievement Award!
So anyways, coming up in the next posts, we will have the final awards which are all pretty big 'uns as they feature all the soaps regardless of if they are in the soap game or not.
I am not being ignorant, I will just find it easier to multi-quote you all and give replies in one go
We start off with a new category this year for Best Young Actor or Actress. After eliminating all of the youngsters eligiable for this category, we finally got down to the top two, which left us with an Easterenders head-to-head. The two finalists were:
Jamie Borthwick [Jay Brown] [EE]
Madeline Duggan [Lauren Branning] [EE]
And the winner with 59.2% of the final vote is........
Best Young Actor or Actress:
Jamie Borthwick [Jay Brown] [EE]
Last Years Winner: None. (New Category this year).
Next up we have the award for Best Overall Newcomer to Soapland. There was quite a lot of new characters on our screens last year, from failed pop stars to ex-comedians. But who will take this award? The four finalists were:
Jake Hendriks [Father Keiron Hobbs] [HO]
Michelle Keegan [Tina McIntyre] [CS]
Samantha Janus [Ronnie Mitchell] [EE]
Sian Reese-Williams [Genesis Dingle] [EM]
And the winner with 41.5% of the final vote is........
Best Overall Newcomer to Soapland:
Samantha Janus [Ronnie Mitchell] [EE]
Last Years Winner: None. (New Category this year).
Next up we have the award for Best Website. All four soaps are up for this award automatically:
http://www.itv.com/coronationstreet [CS]
http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders [EE]
http://www.itv.com/emmerdale [EM]
http://www.channel4.com/hollyoaks [HO]
And the winner with 48.1% of the final vote is........
Best Website:
http://www.channel4.com/hollyoaks [HO]
Last Years Winner: http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders [EE]
Next up we have the big award of the night for Best Soap. All four soaps are up for this award automatically:
Coronation Street
Eastenders
Emmerdale
Hollyoaks
And the winner with 47.2% of the final vote is........
I didnt know Hollyoaks was so popular untill reading the winners lol
Best Soap:
Hollyoaks
Last Years Winner: Hollyoaks
Finally coming up we have Lifetime Achievement Award, which I have to admit, I am STILL deciding on, but I'm sure once I have posted the stats from the last few categories, I will have an outright winner!
Happy Birthday!!! Have a great day
I missed the ceremony, I'm sad
I'm very glad EE is one of the two best soaps this year, for me it's the first of course but I have to admit that HO is great too.
And now I'm wondering who can possibly get this Lifetime Achievement Award...
Oh and by the way, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
See you later for the very last result
The final Award, and it was not an easy decision, but after sleeping on it, I have reasched my decision.
Many people sent in nominations for who they thought should win win this Lifetime Achievement Award, and I took all the nominations in to concideration.
But first let us remember those who we have sadly lost in the last year.
Mike Reid, aged 67, (July 29th 2007) [Eastenders]
Ronald Magill, aged 87, (September 6th 2007) [Emmerdale]
Hilda Braid, aged 78, (November 6th 2007) [Eastenders]
Tony Holland, aged 67, (November 29th 2007) [Eastenders Co-Creator]
Sky, aged ?, (May 16th 2008) [Emmerdale, Tootsie]
Clive Hornby, aged 63 (July 3rd 2008) [Emmerdale]
I do hope I haven't forgotton anyone, feel free to let me know if I have, so I can amend the list. Thank you.
After carefully thinking about who this award should be given to and reading through the nominations, I came to the conclusion that there was only one person it could go to.
The person I am talking about was born Sylvia Butterfield, on 9th November 1939 in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
But we fondly know her as Liz Dawn.
During the 1970s she appeared in a variety of programmes including All Creatures Great and Small, and she was also one of the alien voices in the Cadbury's Smash advertisements. Though I'm sure many of us here are too young to remember this!
In 1974, she had more of a recurring role as a factory worker, in Coronation Street, until her husband, Jack, (played by William Tarmey) first appeared in 1979 and later for a more concrete role in 1983.
The formidable Vera Duckworth was certainly a woman not to mess around with.
She was often arguing with her neighbours on the cobbles, most notably though, it was Jack who bore the brunt of her tongue.
Which was of course, the secret to their long lasting marriage.
Liz was awarded the M.B.E. (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2000 Queen's Birthday Honors List for her services to charity in Leeds, which she thoroughly deserved.
In mid-2004, Liz was diagnosed with the incurable lung disease emphysema.
And on 22nd July 2007, Granada Television (makers of Coronation Street) announced that Liz was to be written out, at her own request, before Christmas, due to further complications with emphysema.
It was pretty obvious to the viewers that Liz was ill and her scenes were cut down and limited. She was often filmed only in the Duckworth house or very occasionally in the Rover's Return.
Her final appearance came in the episode screened on 18th January 2008, when Vera Duckworth died in her sleep, thus ending 33 years of the popular, iconic character.
Liz won the Special Achievement Award at the 2008 British Soap Awards for her 33-year long portrayal of her iconic character.
And now we too honour her with our very own award.
Here's to Liz, a much loved person and actress to all.
We hope you enjoy your much well deserved retirement!
And that brings us to the end of the 2008 Soap Game Soap Awards.
I will be posting more stats and figures and reply to several of you later. It's my birthday and I'm going to go make a cake!
Credits:
The following was used in the making of these Awards
Digital Spy - As my base for the Soap Game and for people to vote!
Create a Pie Chart - To get all the %'s
www.imdb.com
Wikipedia
Google
My Village - For the list of those that passed away in 2007
YES!!!!!
HOORAY!!!
YAY! These results are brilliant
Wooooo! Go Hollyoaks
*grumbles about Lifetime acheivement*
It should have gone to MARGE the guinea pig
Best Actor:
Jake Wood [Max Branning] [EE] ............ 43.4%
Chris Fountain [Justin Burton] [HO] ....... 34%
Simon Gregson [Steve McDonald] [CS] .. 17%
Mark Charnock [Marlon Dingle] [EM] ....... 5.7%
Last Years Winner: Charlie Clements [Bradley Branning] [EE]
Best Actress:
Carley Stenson [Steph Dean] [HO] ........ 50.9%
Jo Joyner [Tanya Branning] [EE] ............ 28.3%
Deena Payne [Viv Hope] [EM] ................ 13.2%
Kym Ryder [Michelle Connor] [CS] .......... 7.5%
Last Years Winner: Lacey Turner [Stacey Slater] [EE]
Best Male Character:
Sam 'OB' O'Brien [Darren Jeffries] [HO] ........ 43.4%
Max Branning [Jake Wood] [EE] ................... 22.6%
Steve McDonald [Simon Gregson] [CS] ........ 20.8%
Carl King [Tom Lister] [EM] .......................... 13.2%
Last Years Winner: Bradley Branning [Charlie Clements] [EE]
Best Female Character:
Clare Devine/Cunningham [Gemma Bissix] [HO] ..... 46.2%
Tanya Branning [Jo Joyner] [EE] ............................. 38.5%
Viv Hope [Deena Payne] [EM] ................................. 7.7%
Michelle Connor [Kym Ryder] [CS] ........................... 7.7%
Last Years Winner: Stacey Slater [Lacey Turner] [EE]
Sexiest Male:
Robert Kazinsky [Sean Slater] [EE] ........... 47.1%
Ricky Whittle [Calvin Valentine] [HO] ......... 39.2%
Matt Healy [Matthew King] [EM] ................ 7.8%
Rupert Hill [Jamie Baldwin] [CS] ................. 5.9%
Last Years Winner: Tom Lister [Carl King] [EM]
Sexiest Female:
Roxanne McKee [Louise Summers] [HO] ........... 52%
Samantha Janus [Ronnie Mitchell] [EE] ............. 24%
Charley Webb [Debbie Dingle] [EM] .................. 12%
Kym Ryder [Michelle Connor] [CS] ..................... 12%
Last Years Winner: Lacey Turner [Stacey Slater] [EE]
Best Onscreen Partnership:
Sam 'OB' O'Brien & Max Cunningham [Darren Jeffries & Matt Littler] [HO] ............... 54.7%
Ronnie Mitchell & Roxy Mitchell [Samantha Janus & Rita Simons] [EE] .............. 28.3%
Viv Hope & Bob Hope [Deena Payne & Tony Audenshaw] [EM] .......................... 11.3%
Michelle Connor & Steve McDonald [Kym Ryder & Simon Gregson] [CS] ........... 5.7%
Last Years Winners: Stacey Slater & Bradley Branning [Lacey Turner & Charlie Clements] [EE]
Villian of the Year:
Clare Devine/Cunningham [Gemma Bissix] [HO] .... 55.8%
Max Branning [Jake Wood] [EE] ............................. 14.4%
Sean Slater [Robert Kazinsky] [EE] ........................ 13.5%
David Platt [Jack P Shepherd] [CS] ........................ 11.5%
Matthew King [Matt Healy] [EM] ............................. 3.8%
Last Years Winner: Clare Devine/Cunningham [Gemma Bissix] [HO]
Best Comedy Act:
Carmel McQueen [Gemma Merna] [HO] ........... 37.7%
Steve McDonald [Simon Gregson] [CS] ............ 26.4%
Honey Mitchell [Emma Barton] [EE] ................. 18.9%
Kirk Sutherland [Andrew Whyment] [CS] ......... 9.4%
Marlon Dingle [Mark Charnock] [EM] ................ 7.5%
Last Years Winner: Honey Mitchell [Emma Barton] [EE]
Best Wedding:
Stacey Slater & Bradley Branning [Lacey Turner & Charlie Clements] [EE] ........ 92%
Heather Trott & Minty Peterson [Cheryl Fergison & Cliff Parisi] [EE] .................. 8%
Last Years Winner: None, new category this year.
Best Exit:
Clare Devine/Cunningham [Gemma Bissix] [HO] ..... 75.5%
Sam 'O.B' O'Brien [Darren Jeffries] [HO] .................. 24.5%
Last Years Winner: Becca Dean [Ali Bastian] [HO]
Best Single Episode:
Stacey and Max affair is exposed [EE] ............................................. 50.9%
Justin admits that he pushed Clare Devine/Cunningham [HO] ........ 28.3%
David pushes Gail down the stairs [CS] ........................................... 11.3%
Carl's Confession on killing Tom King [EM] ....................................... 9.4%
Last Years Winner: The Fire at The Dog in the Pond [Hollyoaks]
Best Longrunning Storyline:
Clare trying to kill Max [HO] ................................................................... 46.7%
The after effects of the exposure of Stacey and Max's affair [EE] .......... 35.6%
Viv is set up for fraud [EM] ..................................................................... 17.8%
Violet's pregnancy [CS] .......................................................................... 0%
Last Years Winner: Who Killed Tom King [EM]
Best Actor:
Matt Littler [Max Cunningham] [HO] ............ 45.3%
John Partridge [Christian Clarke] [EE] ......... 26.4%
Rob James-Collier [Liam Connor] [CS] ......... 17%
James Hooton [Sam Dingle] [EM] ................ 11.3%
Best Actress:
Emma Rigby [Hannah Ashworth] [HO] ........... 37.7%
Linda Henry [Shirley Carter] [EE] ................... 26.4%
Charlotte Bellamy [Laurel Thomas] [EM] ........ 20.8%
Katherine Kelly [Becky Grainger] [CS] ............ 15.1%
Best Male Character:
Christian Clarke [John Partridge] [EE] ............ 39.6%
Niall Rafferty [Barry Sloane] [HO] ................... 35.8%
Norris Cole [Malcolm Hebden] [CS] ................ 13.2%
Shadrach Dingle [Andy Devine] [EM] .............. 11.3%
Best Female Character:
Jean Slater [Gillian Wright] [EE] ...................... 35.8%
Hannah Ashworth [Emma Rigby] [HO] ............ 30.2%
Becky Grainger [Katherine Kelly] [CS] ............. 22.6%
Val Lambert [Charlie Hardwick] [EM] ............... 11.3%
Sexiest Male:
Rob James-Collier [Liam Connor] [CS] ................ 40%
Jamie Lomas [Warren Fox] [HO] ........................ 28%
Scott Maslen [Jack Branning] [EE] ...................... 22%
Matthew Wolfenden [David Metcalfe] [EM] ......... 10%
Sexiest Female:
Emma Rigby [Hannah Ashworth] [HO] ...................... 40%
Samia Smith [Maria Connor] [CS] ............................. 24%
Zahra Ahmadi [Shabnam Masood] [EE] .................... 20%
Jenna-Louise Coleman [Jasmine Thomas] [EM] ........ 16%
Best Onscreen Partnership:
Shirley Carter & Heather Trott [Linda Henry & Cheryl Fergison] [EE] .................... 36.5%
Becky Grainger & Roy Cropper [Katherine Kelly & David Neilson] [CS] ...................... 34.6%
Zoe Carpenter & Mike Barnes [Zoe Lister & Tony Hirst] [HO] ................................... 17.3%
Val Lambert & Eric Pollard [Charlie Hardwick & Chris Chittle] [EM] ................................... 11.5%
Villian of the Year:
Stella Crawford [Sophie Thompson] [EE] ......... 38.5%
Warren Fox [Jamie Lomas] [HO] ...................... 32.7%
Carla Connor [Alison King] [CS] ....................... 21.2%
Andy Sugden [Kelvin Fletcher] [EM] ................. 7.7%
Best Comedy Act:
Becky Grainger [Katherine Kelly] [CS] ............... 37.7%
Heather Trott [Cheryl Fergison] [EE] ................ 28.3%
Kris Fisher [Gerard McCarthy] [HO] ................... 28.3%
Val Lambert [Charlie Hardwick] [EM] ................. 5.7%
Best Wedding:
Not enough entries therefore void.
Best Exit:
Melissa Hurst [Carla Chases] [HO] ............ 39.6%
Vera Duckworth [Liz Dawn] [CS] ............... 30.2%
Kevin Wicks [Phil Daniels] [EE] .................. 22.6%
Kelly Windsor [Adele Silva] [EM] ................ 7.5%
Best Young Actor or Actress:
Jamie Borthwick [Jay Brown] [EE] ..................... 59.2%
Madeline Duggan [Lauren Branning] [EE] ......... 40.8%
Best Overall Newcomer to Soapland:
Samantha Janus [Ronnie Mitchell] [EE] ................ 41.5%
Michelle Keegan [Tina McIntyre] [CS] ................... 30.2%
Jake Hendriks [Father Keiron Hobbs] [HO] ........... 26.4%
Sian Reese-Williams [Genesis Dingle] [EM] .......... 1.9%
Best Website:
http://www.channel4.com/hollyoaks [HO] ............ 48.1%
http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders [EE] ................ 36.5%
http://www.itv.com/emmerdale [EM] .................... 11.5%
http://www.itv.com/coronationstreet [CS] ............ 3.8%
Last Years Winner: http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders [EE]
Best Soap:
Hollyoaks ........................... 47.2%
Eastenders ........................ 30.2%
Coronation Street .............. 11.3%
Emmerdale ......................... 11.3%
Last Years Winner: Hollyoaks
Lifetime Achievement Award:
Liz Dawn [CS]
Last Years Winner: Beverley Callard [CS]
Total Wins:
Coronation Street: 2 + Lifetime Achievement Award
Eastenders: 10
Emmerdale: 0
Hollyoaks: 16
Last Years Total Wins:
Coronation Street: 0 +1 Lifetime Achievement Award
Eastenders: 8
Emmerdale: 2
Hollyoaks: 4
All stages of the results will be posted on the Soap Game's website shortly.
Coming soon to this thread will be last weeks Soap Game scores and my verdict on this years winners and who I would have liked to see win :mad: plus my replies to your responses!
Those that scored got double points. Those that didn't scored got half of what the lowest scorer got, unfortunatly that was only 1 points, so it was doubled for them to 2 points, which in turn was halfed to 1 point for those who didn't score anything (below the line), and to celebrate my birthday, everyone got an additional 10 points!
*jazzers*: 80
Helen1978: 70
saggersrules: 64
dopeydora: 62 *
Kbramman: 50 *
supertrampers: 44
*Corrie~Babe*: 40
BluseyLou: 40
creamsoda: 40 *
Mr Jaffa Cake: 40
spikewoman: 40 *
Wood: 40
Hutchy_Muse:320
Mummyjens: 30
pinky2006: 30
SoapyJo: 22 *
Andy: 20
ScottishGal12: 20
XxXPETEXxX: 18
scotcub74: 12
stawesthebest96: 11 *
welly75: 11
Trollheart: 11
65brown: 11
* denotes the person has hit 1,000 points and therefore is more superior than you!
WTG *jazzers* for getting the number one spot this week.
The top five Lifetime Scores look like this:
Mr Jaffa Cake: 982
Helen1978: 944
Mummyjens: 880
scotcub74: 861
Andy: 849
WTG Mr Jaffa Cake for being in the top spot for this week.
And the milestones hit this week are (round down to the nearest 100):
Helen1978: 944 Points
pinky2006: 813 Points
XxXPETEXxX: 800, with the help of the 10 point bonus
*jazzers*: 432
Kbramman: 315 *
SoapyJo 209½ *, with the help of the 10 point bonus
creamsoda: 213, with the help of the 10 point bonus