Fan fiction/Golden Toaster Awards/Season Two

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Here are the results of the Golden Toaster Awards - Season Two:

The Solium - The moment most likely to set fan messageboards on fire

• "One Year Later" time jump ^{(TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II")}

The Caravaggio - For Moments you didn't see coming, even if you were spoiled

• "One Year Later" time jump ^{(TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II")}

The TOSser - For Biggest Plot Blunder/Most Obvious Plot Device, or Continuity Error

• The romantic relationship between Lee "Apollo" Adama and Anastasia Dualla

Sexiest Male Character

• Lee "Apollo" Adama

Sexiest Female Character

• Kara "Starbuck" Thrace

Most Shocking Moment

• Chief Tyrol beating the frak out of Cally when he wakes up from his nightmare ^{(TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I")}

Most Dramatic Moment

• Commander Adama's "I'm getting my men!" confrontation with Admiral Cain, at the cliffhanger ending of "Pegasus"

Funniest Moment

• Cavil’s vehement denial of being a Cylon and his "Oh" reaction upon seeing his clone ^{(TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II")}

Best Villain

• Admiral Helena Cain

Best Usage of the Word "Frak"

• Roslin to Baltar after the second debate: "Why don’t you go frak yourself". ^{(TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II")}

Best Supporting Actor

• Aaron Douglas as Chief Galen Tyrol

Best Supporting Actress

• Nicki Clyne as Cally (won by a landslide)

Best Ship/Spacecraft/Fighter

• Battlestar Galactica

Best Relationship

• William Adama/Laura Roslin

Best Screenwriter

• Ronald D. Moore

Best Line

• Starbuck: "Bitch took my ride!" ^{(TRS: "Scattered")}

Best Hero/Heroine

• Kara "Starbuck" Thrace

Best Guest Actor

• Dean Stockwell as Brother Cavil

Best Guest Actress

• Michelle Forbes as Admiral Helena Cain

Best F/X Scene

• Battle of the Resurrection Ship ^{(TRS: "Resurrection Ship, Part II")}

Best Actress

• Mary McDonnell as President Laura Roslin

Best Actor

• Edward James Olmos as Admiral William Adama

Best Episode

• Resurrection Ship, Part II ----> (This was a very close result; votes were almost evenly distributed between the 5 nominees: "Resurrection Ship, Part II", "Downloaded", "Scar", "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II", and "Pegasus")

Best Action Sequence

• Battle of the Resurrection Ship, (Resurrection Ship, Part II)

The GINO - For Overall Excellence in Making the Fans Happy By a Cast or Crew Member

• Ronald D. Moore

Several new awards were created for the Second Annual Golden Toaster Awards:

Best New Character

• Admiral Helena Cain

The Mrs. Ron Award - For Most Relevant Political Scene - named in honor of Terry Moore, for her discussion with fans on the official Scifi.com messageboard.

• Adama convincing Roslin that stealing the election is not right in a democracy ^{(TRS: "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II")}

Most Underappreciated Character - Character that did not get the screentime they deserved

• Colonel Saul Tigh

Best Death Scene

• Billy Keikeya, in the bar on Cloud 9 ^{(TRS: "Sacrifice")}

The Digital Inspiration - Moment Most Likely To Be Used in Fanart

• William Adama giving Roslin a kiss ^{(TRS: "Resurrection Ship, Part II")} (An outstanding upset: beat out "Apollo nearly dropping his towel" in "Final Cut")

Five "technical awards" presented during a "red carpet pre-show":

Best Costume

• Number Six's outfits throughout the season

Best Makeup

• Gina Inviere’s bruises, cuts and scrapes as a result of her torture ^{(TRS: "Pegasus")}

Best Set Design

• Kara's appartment on Caprica ^{(TRS: "Valley of Darkness")}

Best Musical Track

• "Allegro" ^{(TRS: "Home, Part II")}

Best Podcast

• Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II

Re-imagined Series definition: the process of using the FTL engines to make an near-instantaneous apparent faster-than-light transport of a ship from one point in space to another

Re-imagined Series definition: all-purpose vulgarism; Colonial version of "fuck" (see: frak)