Series creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar take the top spot for the third year in a row. They got 2082 votes, or 60%, for Best Writers. Their leadership of the series as well as very strong entries like "Exile" and "Memoria" solidified their position.

The person who came close to their total, with 12%, was Ken Biller.

Greg Beeman took the spot of Best Director, with 44%, or 1507 votes. Beeman directed many of the third season's best episodes; and beyond that, highly entertained fans with his unique wit at the Paley Festival.

Coming in second place was Miles Millar, whose Smallville directorial debut, "Memoria," was a home run.

Read a KryptonSite interview with Greg Beeman

Love the character or hate him, a lot of people thought Adam Knight's death scene in "Crisis" was the best of the year. The scene got 23%, or 780 votes.

Nearly tying for second place were Lana Lang getting shot in the "Crisis" teaser (695) and the death of baby Julian (693).

A girl eating a deer and a sappy Clana scene took this award in the past, but nothing seemed to scream "gross" like Max Taylor's murder from a pencil to the ear in "Delete." 33% of voters thought it was a little too much.

Nothing else even came close.

This is the one that made Entertainment Weekly say "enough with the freak of the week stories," even though "Magnetic" was really only the second FOTW story of the entire season. This throwback to bad Freak stories gone by got 36% of the vote for Worst Episode.

Unfortunately, Pete Ross's chance to shine in Season 3, "Velocity," received almost as much hate, with 33% of the votes. But really, it wasn't Sam Jones III's fault; it was more like "2 Fast 2 Furious + Kryptonite = What Were They Thinking In The First Place?"