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Web Series of the Week Poll Results (October 17-23, 2015)

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Where the Bears Are was voted favorite web series of the week.
The results are in from the Indie Series Network and Serial Scoop "Web Series of the Week" (#WSOTW) poll for October 17-23, 2015.

Where the Bear Are was voted favorite web series of the week for its two-part season finale. The season finale of The Horizon finished second, followed by new episodes of Shades of Bad, Anyone But Me and Match Not Found.

The acting favorites were Match Not Found's Connor Mills and Katie Sheridan, and the favorite couple/duo was Nelson & Todd from Where the Bears Are.

Check out the complete results below:

RANKSHOWLAST WEEKTOP 3
1Where the Bears Are37
2The Horizon63
3Shades of Bad25
4Match Not Found31
5Anyone But Me70
6The Under 5ers-2
7Jill & Jack40
8Classic Alice170
9LARPs91
10Not So Union110
11Carmilla-0
12Threesome120
13High & Dry130
14Growing Down150
15Life of Matt160
16MsLabelled170
17In Retrospect100
18How I Seize It190
19From Mansfield With Love200
20Remainder One220
21The Molding Maverick Mason260
227 The Web Series270
23Brooding280

Watch the Top 3 series and see the rest of the poll results below:







Connor Mills (Doug in Match Not Found) was voted Favorite Actor for the second consecutive week.

RANKACTORLAST WEEKTOP 3
1Connor Mills, Match Not Found12
2Jeff Bosley, Where the Bears Are-1
3Matthew Clarke, The Horizon35
4Richard Beaumont, Shades of Bad40
5Michael Steger, Not So Union50

Katie Sheridan (Kat in Match Not Found) was voted Favorite Actress again this week.

RANKACTRESSLAST WEEKTOP 3
1Katie Sheridan, Match Not Found12
2Jean Heard, Shades of Bad24
3Sami Horneff, The Under 5ers-2
4Rachael Hip-Flores, Anyone But Me-3
5Kirsty J. Curtis, Match Not Found-0

The Favorite Couple/Duo for the second week in a row was Nelson & Todd from Where the Bears Are.

RANKCOUPLE/DUOLAST WEEKTOP 3
1
Nelson & Todd, Where the Bears Are
19
2Doug & Kat, Match Not Found22
3Doris & Reg, Shades of Bad51
4Jill & Jack, Jill & Jack40
5Dennis & Rita, In Retrospect-0

Links to last week's indie series below:
- 7 The Web Series Episode 2 "Mime"
- Anyone But Me "Lost Scenes, Part 8"
- Brooding "Deceptively Marked"
- Carmilla Season Zero Episode 1 "Blast From The Past"
- Classic Alice Episodes 93 "Lord Castleton Explains" & 94 "Confessional: Andrew"
- From Mansfield With Love No.92 "Everything's fine" & No.93 "An Invitation"
- Growing Down Episode 3 "Family Dinner"
- High & Dry Episode 2
- The Horizon Episode 48 (season finale)
- How I Seize It Episode 187 "Donald Trump"
- In Retrospect Episode 2 "The Tango"
- Jill & Jack Episode 14 "Jill and Jack do Halloween Candy"
- LARPs Season 2 Episode 3 "Backstory"
- Life of Matt #8 "When You Actually Have the First Date"
- Match Not Found Episodes 2 "Depressing Dave" & 3 "Facestalking"
- The Molding Maverick Mason Episode 8
- MsLabelled Season 2 Episodes 5 "How To Go From Pariah To Pioneer" & 6 "How To Be Online And Not Feel So Fine"
- Not So Union Episode 6 "What Does Black Mean to You"
- Remainder One Episode 15 "Ex for a Reason"
- Shades of Bad Episode 22 "Shuffles"
- Threesome Episode 8 "The Finale"
- The Under 5ers Season 2 Episode 9 "Hamptons"
- Where the Bears Are Season 4 Episodes 17 "Bears at Sea, Part One" & 18 "Bears at Sea, Part Two" (season finale)

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Submissions Open for 7th Annual Indie Series Awards
Submissions are now open for the 7th Annual Indie Series Awards (#ISA7). The Indie Series Network is once again the charity sponsor for the annual awards show that honors the best in independently produced scripted entertainment for the Web.

The regular entry period runs from October 1-November 30, 2015.

The 7th Annual ISAs ceremony will be held on Wednesday, April 6, 2016, at the historic El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood, with the annual nominee pre-party the night before.

Click here to submit your web series for ISA7.
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