Make your roster
here.
You can make roster now and change your roster at any time but the deadline for your FINAL ROSTER SUBMISSION was September 1, 2008 at 8:00pm ET, which was the date and time the first of the new fall shows (FOX's
Prison Break and CW's
Gossip Girl) are planned to air...
Point breakdown1. Points Based on RankBased on your personal rank, you will earn points for each of your shows regardless of when they get canceled: if the show you rank as #1 gets canceled at any time, you'll earn 100 points. ( #2 = 90 points; #3 = 80 points; #4 = 70 points; #5 = 60 points; #6 = 50 points; #7 = 40 points; #8 = 30 points; #9 = 20 points; #10 = 10 points)
2. "Berman Bonus"You'll get "Berman Bonus" points attached to every show, based on Marc's prediction of each series' odds of survival.
3. Unique Show PointsYou get bonus points for picking unique shows (shows not commonly chosen by your fellow players)...
- The formula to determine Unique Show points for one show is:
{ (Number of participants -1) - (Number of participants picking this show) } × 0.20
4. Duplicate Rank Deficit... however, if you do pick similar shows like others, you are only penalized for ranking them the same as others. So for example, if everyone ranks "Private Practice" as their #1 show to be canceled, points are deducted from everyone's total.
- The formula to determine Duplicate Rank Deficit for one show is:
{ (Number of participants picking this show and ranking it the same) } × - 0.20
5. "First Ten" Bonusa. The actual first 10 CANCELED SHOWS get bonuses:
- First show that gets canceled this season earns you a 100% bonus
- Second show = 90% bonus
- Third show = 80%
- Fourth show = 70% bonus
- Fifth show = 60% bonus
- Sixth show = 50% bonus
- Seventh show = 40% bonus
- Eighth show = 30% bonus
- Ninth show = 20% bonus
- Tenth show = 10% bonus
- Eleventh show or later = 0% bonus
If more than one show gets canceled occurs on the same day, this is considered a TIE and I'd take the average percentage. For example, if the cancellation of the first two shows of the season happen on the same day, each show gets a bonus of 95%
b. The actual first 10 PLAYERS who get their entire 10-show roster canceled get bonuses:
- First player that gets entire 10-show roster canceled this season earns you a 100% bonus
- Second player = 90% bonus
- Third player = 80% bonus
- Fourth player = 70% bonus
- Fifth player = 60% bonus
- Sixth player = 50% bonus
- Seventh player = 40% bonus
- Eighth player = 30% bonus
- Ninth player = 20% bonus
- Tenth player = 10% bonus
- Eleventh show or later = 0% bonus
If more than one player gets their 10-show roster canceled on the same day, this is considered a TIE and I'd take the average percentage. For example, if the first two players' rosters get entirely canceled on the same day, each player gets a bonus of 95%
Here's the mathematical formula for calculating the points of each show of your roster:
{ Points Based on Rank + "Berman Bonus" + Unique Show Points + Duplicate Rank Deficit }
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"First Ten Canceled" bonus
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"First Ten Players" bonusKeep in mind that this contest ends on the final day of the May 2009 sweeps.
Remember, as Marc Berman famously says, "the clock is ticking..." 
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