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BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS/Television
Amy Acker, "Angel"
Last year's winner in this category, Acker has a chance to make it two in a row despite the cancellation of her show.
Tricia Helfer, "Battlestar Galactica"
Believe it or not, Helfer had little to no acting experience before 'Galactica.' We don't believe it.
Rachel Luttrell, "Stargate: Atlantis"
For someone who has spent her whole life living simply and avoiding the Wraith, this Keyla woman is a fast learner.
Grace Park, "Battlestar Galactica"
It's not very often that someone is asked to continue two almost identical roles in a single series, but Park pulled that off with Boomer and Caprica-Boomer.
Katee Sackhoff, "Battlestar Galactica"
Still reeling from some old-school fan complaints that Starbuck shouldn't be a woman, Sackhoff still blows away the rest of the cast with her superior portrayal of the space fighter pilot.
BEST ACTRESS/Movie
Sarah Michelle Gellar, "The Grudge"
This movie was scary as hell, thanks to the great acting of our favorite vampire slayer.
Milla Jovovich, "Resident Evil: Apocalypse"
Jovovich always is turning heads, and "Resident Evil" wouldn't be "Resident Evil" without her.
Kiera Knightley, "King Arthur"
Fantasy films don't always find their way to the Genre Awards unless it involves a small ring. That alone should show you how much Knightley shined in this film.
Julianne Moore, "The Forgotten"
Is there a role that Moore can not take on? If anyone knows, send us an e-mail.
Kate Winslet, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"
Finally, a movie where Winslet does not end up whispering sweet nothings into Leonardo DiCaprio's ear while floating on a door in the middle of the Atlantic.
BEST EPISODE/Television
"33," Battlestar Galactica
Every 33 minutes, the Cylons attack the fleet. On Lifetime, every 30 minutes, the "Golden Girls" attack.
"Act of Contrition," Battlestar Galactica
Repenting for your sins? Don't do it on Cmdr. Adama's bad day.
"Not Fade Away," Angel
It's the end of Angel as we know it ... but dammit, tell us what happened already!
"Prometheus Unbound," Stargate SG-1
Leather and Claudia Black. Did we mention leather?
"Walkabout," Lost
The best twist episode of the year is right here. Written by David Fury
http://www.buffy.nu/article.php3?id_article=9700
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS/Television
Amy Acker, "Angel"
Last year's winner in this category, Acker has a chance to make it two in a row despite the cancellation of her show.
Tricia Helfer, "Battlestar Galactica"
Believe it or not, Helfer had little to no acting experience before 'Galactica.' We don't believe it.
Rachel Luttrell, "Stargate: Atlantis"
For someone who has spent her whole life living simply and avoiding the Wraith, this Keyla woman is a fast learner.
Grace Park, "Battlestar Galactica"
It's not very often that someone is asked to continue two almost identical roles in a single series, but Park pulled that off with Boomer and Caprica-Boomer.
Katee Sackhoff, "Battlestar Galactica"
Still reeling from some old-school fan complaints that Starbuck shouldn't be a woman, Sackhoff still blows away the rest of the cast with her superior portrayal of the space fighter pilot.
BEST ACTRESS/Movie
Sarah Michelle Gellar, "The Grudge"
This movie was scary as hell, thanks to the great acting of our favorite vampire slayer.
Milla Jovovich, "Resident Evil: Apocalypse"
Jovovich always is turning heads, and "Resident Evil" wouldn't be "Resident Evil" without her.
Kiera Knightley, "King Arthur"
Fantasy films don't always find their way to the Genre Awards unless it involves a small ring. That alone should show you how much Knightley shined in this film.
Julianne Moore, "The Forgotten"
Is there a role that Moore can not take on? If anyone knows, send us an e-mail.
Kate Winslet, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"
Finally, a movie where Winslet does not end up whispering sweet nothings into Leonardo DiCaprio's ear while floating on a door in the middle of the Atlantic.
BEST EPISODE/Television
"33," Battlestar Galactica
Every 33 minutes, the Cylons attack the fleet. On Lifetime, every 30 minutes, the "Golden Girls" attack.
"Act of Contrition," Battlestar Galactica
Repenting for your sins? Don't do it on Cmdr. Adama's bad day.
"Not Fade Away," Angel
It's the end of Angel as we know it ... but dammit, tell us what happened already!
"Prometheus Unbound," Stargate SG-1
Leather and Claudia Black. Did we mention leather?
"Walkabout," Lost
The best twist episode of the year is right here. Written by David Fury