Fandom March Madness!

[tardis_stowaway]

Watch out, y'all. It's that time of year again.



Fandom March Madness!

That's right it's time to pit characters from different fandoms against each other in a seemingly pointless yet really HIGHLY IMPORTANT competition. Right now it's perhaps the most heartbreaking round, the preliminaries where you have to choose just one character from within each fandom. Seriously, how am I supposed to choose just one character from all of Doctor Who, Torchwood, and Sarah Jane Adventures when there are so many fantastic individuals in the Whoniverse? (Spoiler Alert: I picked Donna. She's the most important woman in the universe, plus a strategic vote to get past Amy Pond and unite the fandom in later rounds.)

Go tear your hair out in frustration at these impossible choices VOTE!  Also, enjoy all the pretty gifs and capslock flailing in the comments.  Voting on the preliminaries lasts until 1-2 pm Eastern on Thursday. 

Might I suggest:

John Watson for Sherlock.  We'd be lost without our blogger. 

Donna Noble for Doctor Who.  She is our household god!

Neville Longbottom for Harry Potter.  I am honestly confused about how he is not sweeping this bracket.  He's the biggest BAMF in the series and also a really great guy. 

Comments

[sylvansafekeepe.livejournal.com]

Sherlock/Ten/Snape (which would be a hilarious crack grouping, now that I think of it. O_o), but the only one I actually cared about was Sherlock. I spent way too much time choosing between Sherlock and Moriarty, mainly because I wanted to go with a villains/good bad guys/bad good guys theme with my voting. But then I decided to vote for someone who had a chance of actually winning (and Holmes kinda counts as the latter of those options, anyway).

You probably could've convinced me on the other two votes, but unfortunately for you, I'd already visited the polling place by the time you made this post.

Behold, a way to waste EVEN MORE time on this

[tardis-stowaway.livejournal.com]

You can actually change your vote. That's why where are so many offers of vote trading going on in the comments. Here's how:

-Start looking at the poll results. At the top of each division, there will be a link that says "Poll#[some number}". Click that.

-At the next screen, one of the options near the top is "fill out poll." Click this.

-You can now change your answers. Just be sure to hit submit at the bottom.