The deadline for nominating works for the Hugo Awards is March 10, 2013. Members (as of January 31, 2013) of Chicon 7, LoneStarCon 3, or Loncon 3 are eligible to nominate.
It’s pretty much a given that at least three episodes of Doctor Who will be nominated, and that one of those will win. While Doctor Who is certainly an outstanding series, there are a multitude of other science fiction and fantasy TV shows, as well as a few theatrical shorts and Internet productions that are worthy of consideration.
A multi-part production such as Game of Thrones, Season 2 will undoubtedly be nominated in the Long Form category as Season 1 was last year. So my advice is to not waste your nomination votes in the Short Form category for individual episodes, as they will be disqualified.
For the Dramatic Presentation, Short Form category, I have compiled a list of productions that are eligible to be nominated this year. It is a long list, and undoubtedly not comprehensive. I’ve listed the titles of individual episodes because the Hugo rules require individual episodes to be nominated. The dividing line between Short Form and Long Form is 90 minutes running time, but may be adjusted slightly one way or another if a majority of nominators place a borderline work in the other category.
For your consideration:
- “Jake the Dog”, Adventure Time
- “Prehistoric Peril!”, The Adventures of the League of S.T.E.A.M.
- “Tommy Madsen”, Alcatraz
- “God’s Eye”, Alphas
- “I Am Anne Frank”, Parts 1 and 2, American Horror Story: Asylum
- “Space Race”, Parts 1 and 2, Archer
- “Betrayal”, Arrow
- “Secret Invasion”, The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes
- “Say Hello to My Little Friend”, Awake
- “Blood & Chrome”, Battlestar Galactica
- “Bridesmaid Up!”, Beauty and the Beast
- “Trust”, Before Orel
- “The War Child”, Being Human
- “The Ultimate Enemy”, Parts 1 and 2, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
- “Time Slime”, Bravest Warriors
- “The Final Frontier”, Castle
- “Digital Estate Planning”, Community
- “End Times”, Continuum
- Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1, DC Entertainment
- Justice League: Doom, DC Entertainment
- Superman vs. The Elite, DC Entertainment
- “The Angels Take Manhattan”, Doctor Who
- “When Lightning Strikes”, Dragons: Riders of Berk
- “Just Another Day”, Eureka
- “A More Perfect Union”, Falling Skies
- “Yug Ylimaf”, Family Guy
- “Letters of Transit”, Fringe
- “The Bots and the Bees”, Futurama
- Maggie Simpson in “The Longest Daycare”, Gracie Films
- “Homecoming”, Green Lantern: The Animated Series
- “Season of the Hexenbiest”, Grimm
- “Thanks for the Memories”, Haven
- “Control-Alt-Delete”, Iron Man: Armored Adventures
- “Cinderella Liberty”, Last Resort
- “Endgame”, The Legend of Korra
- “Midnight Lamp”, Lost Girl
- “The Diamond of the Day”, Parts 1 and 2, Merlin
- Episode #4.3, Misfits
- Head over Heels, National Film and Television School (NFTS)
- Mockingbird Lane, NBC
- “Queen of Hearts”, Once Upon a Time
- “The Contingency”, Person of Interest
- “Trojan”, Red Dwarf
- “Nobody’s Fault But Mine”, Revolution
- “DC Comics Special”, Robot Chicken
- “Bill Plympton Couch Gag”, The Simpsons
- “Wrath of the Gods”, Spartacus: War of the Damned
- “Revenge”, Star Wars: The Clone Wars
- “Citizen Fang”, Supernatural
- “Fury”, Teen Wolf
- “Birth of the Blades”, Thundercats
- “Pilot”, Touch
- “Darkest Hour”, Transformers Prime
- “Scars”, Parts 1 and 2, TRON: Uprising
- “Save Yourself”, True Blood
- “Freaky”, Ultimate Spider-Man
- “The Departed”, The Vampire Diaries
- “A Very Venture Halloween”, The Venture Bros.
- “Parting Shots”, The Walking Dead
- Paperman, Walt Disney Animation Studios
- “The Ones You Love”, Warehouse 13
- “Depths”, Young Justice
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