I think this is one of the hardest awards in which to choose a winner since (usually) you don’t have the opportunity to listen to the shows back to back. I thought that all of the shows nominated were superior in their own way. The Lyin’ Tale had a hilarious mountain lion attack scene (was that a dinosaur in the background?). The Telltale Cat had great music and funny effects. Two Roads had a very detailed version of hell. What Do You Think had that trip inside Eugene’s head along with some cool sound effects for that "thinking pointer device thingy". However, both the surveyed fans and I agree that the two best shows, production wise, were The Seven Deadly Dwarves and I Slap Floor. I think that The Seven Deadly Dwarves comes out slightly on top for its zany and incredible variety of sound effects and music, but I Slap Floor was most chosen by fans. That show had great music, but I didn't think it was quite as complicated production-wise.

This was my favorite category of the contest because I felt it was the most fun to think of the specific great moments in the episode rather than the episode in general. There were definitely some great moments. Eugene’s head trip, his story in Mandy’s Debut, and Aubrey’s mountain lion fight were absolutely priceless for me, but in the end, both the fans and I agreed that the moment Eugene and Connie admitted their love in "I Slap Floor" was the absolute topper. This moment seemed like it had been set up by 12 years of Odyssey programs and when it came, I laughed harder than I had in a long time. (The great thing about that moment was that it wasn’t the end. The idea was carried on excellently through the episode, getting more and more hilarious each time.)

There could really be little doubt in this category and it was far and away the most "blow-out, landslide, beyond a shadow of a doubt" victory. I Slap Floor cleaned house with its overwhelming victory, and I can’t help but agree. It was the most fun, creative, entertaining show in quite some time. Mandy’s Debut was the runner-up and it did have it’s moments.

This category contained a lot of nominations and there was a wide variety of shorties chosen, but I think that one of the two most chosen, Paul: Armed and Ready deserved the award (in my book).  The fans chose the Pocahontas skit, authored by Marshal Younger. It was creative, fast-paced, well-produced and fun. Other skits I really enjoyed were Mr. How-To, Gideon’s Pitch, the other Apostle Paul shorty, and the Humpty Dumpty one.