DAY 8! (Results from yesterday can be found here.)
The rules are as follows:
1. Four episodes go head to head for 24 hours, going live and closing at 12pm ET each day. The episode that emerges as the winner of each poll will go through to the next round.
2. Vote for your favourite episode, and tell us what you voted for.
3. Tell others about the competition! Social media is your best friend in this competition if you want your favourite episode to win.
4. Be respectful. This is a competition, but be friendly. Let's not have any abuse directed at any person, fandom or show, as we've had on occasion in the past.
Outlander's second entry, "A. Malcolm" opens things against Riverdale's "Judgment Night". It has the makings of a fascinating match-up, as does our next poll where Agents of SHIELD's season five finale faces The 100's "Pandora's Box". A week ago, the two shows were fourth and third, respectively, in our weekly popularity table. Next up it's Major Crimes, with the fifth part of "Sanctuary City" — hopefully they found refuge after five episodes — taking on Arrow's "Life Sentence". And we end the first round with Lost In Space's "Danger, Will Robinson" going up against Mr. Robot's one-shot episode, "eps3.4_runtime-error.r00".
The draw:
Full spreadsheet link
Don’t forget to share the post; the more people vote, the more chance your episode has of winning!
Check back tomorrow for the start of round 2!
Every day 100's of items are submitted to us and we don't always have the time to make separate posts for the news and/or there is so much that it would quickly push all other items off the homepage.
So a result we've come up with the idea of the Newsreel, which will feature smaller shows and news items as they happen.
There will be a new Newsreel each day, and as news is added we will update the post and and push it back to the top of the site so that you can see that new items have been added. A tweet of the item will also be sent to our @SpoilerTV account.
New Items will be listed at the top of the article.
This will allow us to provide more news on more shows in a much more timely fashion