It's your turn to decide which drama is the best and which actor and actress has what it takes to win the award for the first half of 2015.
The poll begins today and runs through June 30. And the voting is already underway.
So far, the frontrunner for best drama is "Pinocchio," starring Lee Jong Suk and Park Shin Hye. That drama jumped ahead in the first day and currently has 30.61 percent of the vote. Following close behind is the multiple personality drama "Kill Me, Heal Me," starring Ji Sung and Hwang Jung Eum, with 23.98 percent of the vote.
In third place is "Producer," starring Kim Soo Hyun, Gong Hyo Jin, Cha Tae Hyun and IU at 14.8 percent. "Girl Who Sees Smells" and "Healer" are in fourth and fifth place.
The Best Actor category already has Kim Soo Hyun in first place with 29.32 percent of the vote. Lee Jong Suk is next with 24.81 percent and then Ji Sung with 11.28 percent. Ji Chang Wook is in fourth place with 10.53 percent, followed by Kim Rae Won with 9.02 percent of the vote.
On the first day of the contest, fan favorite Park Shin Hye took first place in the Best Actress category with 51.39 percent of the vote. Song Ji Hyo came in second with 16.2 percent followed by "Producer" stars IU at 11.55 percent and Gong Hyo Jin at 5.58 percent. But Gong Hyo Jin is tied at 5.58 percent with Hwang Jung Eum who starred in "Kill Me, Heal Me."
The race for Best Couple is a little closer. The first day winners of the Best Couple category, with 26.8 percent, are Lee Jong Suk and Park Shin Hye, who played a couple in "Pinocchio." Next up, with 23.15 percent of the vote, are Ji Sung and Hwang Jung Eum for their romance in "Kill Me Heal Me."
IU and Kim Soo Hyun may not wind up together in "Producer" but they took third place in the Best Couple category with 18.52 percent. Park Min Young and Ji Chang Wook rated fourth place for their "Healer" romance with 12.04 percent, while Hyun Bin and Han Ji Min came in fifth with 5.56 percent.
Do you agree with these rankings? Whether you do or not, you can have your say by voting.
