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Live from Comic-Con: 'Heroes' Season 3 Premiere Revealed!

August 10, 2008

Hayden PanettiereCheck out the rest of our coverage from San Diego Comic-Con.

The line to get into Hall H, which housed panels for Heroes and Lost at Comic-Con on Saturday morning, was so massive that it nearly wrapped around the San Diego Convention Center.  Some people camped out all night to get into the panels, and when I hopped in line about two hours before the hall opened there were thousands of  people in front of me.  Thankfully, I was able to get into the building and watch as Heroes creator Tim Kring unveiled the shocking first half of the two-hour season 3 premiere, entitled "The Second Coming."  Afterwards, cast members including Milo Ventimiglia, Greg Grunberg, Masi Oka and Hayden Panettiere took the stage for a short Q&A session.

BEWARE!  MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD!

Five Things to Remember for Comic-Con 2009

August 7, 2008

The San Diego Comic-Con came to an end over a week ago, and I think I'm just now recovering from all the craziness.  Due to the insane crowds, my packed schedule, the limited food options, the hour-long trips from the convention center to my hotel, and my delayed flight home, it was an absolutely exhausting trip.  All I wanted to do when I returned was seclude myself away from crowds, sleep for about a day and eat everything in sight.  Now that I've regained my strength and my sanity, it's time to look ahead to the 2009 Comic-Con.  It may be a year away, but it's best to be prepared in advance for such a huge event.  Below are my top five tips to remember for next year's celebrity-packed extravaganza.

Oscar Dahl's Top 5 Comic-Con Moments

July 31, 2008

Comic-Con, for a TV lover as myself, is all about the panels.  The level of face time that actors and writers and directors give to their fans at Comic-Con is simply unequaled.  It's a forum where the cast and crew can let down their guard and be themselves.  The tone of the panels are generally light, fun and hugely optimistic.  Schedule-wise, the TV shows are usually a couple weeks or so into filming their new seasons, and everyone is excited about what they've done so far.  It's a treat for any fan, and it's only further enhanced by the audience question and answer sessions which, while sometimes an adventure, are a great way for fans to interact.  My colleague Don Williams gave his five favorite panel moments earlier today, so I thought I'd do the same. 

Don Williams' Top 5 Comic-Con Panel Moments

July 31, 2008

Jensen AcklesI sat through over a dozen panels during my time at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, and though they were all a lot of fun, certain moments will stick in my mind forever.  Attending the convention is like getting a chance to sit in a room and chat with all of your favorite celebrities.  On one level you can't believe you're so close to people you've only seen on screen, and on another level it all seems perfectly natural.  No matter how much you worship a particular actor or creator, Comic-Con helps to remind you that they're all just regular people.  It's oddly comforting, and it makes even the biggest of stars seem more relatable.

After thinking back over the many panels I attended, I chose five of my favorite moments from the convention.  It wasn't easy to narrow down, but these are the things that I'll definitely never forget.

Five Things I'll Remember About Comic-Con 2008

July 30, 2008

San Diego Comic-Con is a magical place.  Spending four days there can be an entirely surreal experience, and you can't come back home without a handful of stories to tell.  If I hadn't had to cover the event for BuddyTV, it would have been easy to enjoy myself by simply walking around and people watching.  You have the obsessive comic book fans, the costumes, the spectrum of celebrities and quasi-celebrities in attendance, as well as the sheer spectacle of the massive event.  Below, you will find my five biggest memories from Comic-Con that have nothing to do with the actual panels or events I attended.  Even if you don't like comic books, the San Diego Comic-Con is something that everyone should try and attend, if only once.  Believe me, it's worth it. 

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