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Sunday, August 12, 2012

Comic-Con 2012 Roundup

by Amy K. Bredemeyer

We're going to remove the tab for Comic-Con 2012 soon, so I wanted to make sure that everyone who wanted all of our coverage in one place could still get it. Tweets, links to posts, and the slideshow of photos are all below! Hang in there until Comic-Con 2013!


Read more about:  This year's Dream Plan and how closely we actually followed it

Read more about: The designs for the 2012 Warner Bros. swag bags

Read more about: Thursday at Comic-Con 2012

Read more about: Friday at Comic-Con 2012, Part 1

Read more about: Friday at Comic-Con 2012, Part 2

Read more about: Friday at Comic-Con 2012, Part 3

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Read more about: The Best & Worst of Comic-Con 2012

Read more about: The Costumes of Comic-Con 2012

Read more about: The Displays of Comic-Con 2012
Our Comic-Con 2012 tweets:
Sunday:
5:56pm: And we're in the car! Shooting to be home by 3am. What about you?
5:18pm: Realized that only one of my four shirts got any comments at this year. And it was the only one bought at a mainstream store, lol.
5:13pm: Last stop: getting the car and picking up our bags from hotel storage.
4:08pm: Over at Nerd HQ for our final stop at
3:48pm: Trivia time to get swag bags at
3:44pm: Ron Perlman is the worst at riding the motorcycles.
3:33pm: Between and , nobody cares about cursing today. Poor kids' ears. Not that they should be in here....
3:11pm: Seven minute scene being shown for
3:10pm: Next up:
3:00pm: Clips full of great music jokes for season premiere in October. AND we end with a sweet rap.
2:50pm: Animated Ted might make an appearance at some point on
2:49pm: Kevin Michael Richardson continues to do any voice requests and they're all awesome.
2:42pm: Junior will go thru puberty at some point on
2:35pm: Kevin Michael Richardson just impersonated Obama.
2:34pm: Cecilia will be back several times.
2:31pm: Impromptu song about Comic-Con by Kevin Michael Richardson.
2:30pm: just showed the theme song sung live! And then the duet "Balls Deep"
2:14pm: will actually be starting at least thirty minutes behind schedule.
2:07pm: I highly doubt Hall H will fill up, so head over if you have any interest.
1:54pm: Anyone closer to the front me the Hall H line know why we're not moving at all when was supposed to start 8 min ago.
1:27pm: There are a bunch of pictures of costumes in the latest additions to the slideshow!
1:04pm: Anyone have the schedule for nerd hq today?
12:59pm: Doctor Who is in progress and the current line for Hall H isn't bad so we're gonna hop in that to try for The Cleveland Show.
11:57am: 46 live snakes at the Lucas Films booth!
11:35am: Still loving the floor. Buying art and goodies.
9:59am: Enjoying a wonderful breakfast at Richard Walker's Pancake House while giggling at the tweets from the Hall H line.
12:57am: Saturday's tweets are all on our Comic-Con page now, as well as a TON of photos!
12:24am: what's the one swag item you want to get your hands on before you leave Comic-Con?

Saturday
:
10:32pm: it's the poster. RT : Who knows what the yellow 777 ticket is from/for?
8:28pm: That's probably it for tonight, folks. Might hit up a party, but otherwise taking it easy and getting non-con posts up.
8:07pm: For some reason, ended early...
8:02pm: Adam Savage's favorite thing to blow up is a hot water heater.
8:01pm: The STEAM initiative.... Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.
8:00pm: On testing pregnancy myths... Kari says "one of you guys can knock someone up. I'm done."
7:58pm: Some of the most disagreed-with results include splitting arrows, ice bullets, and the plane on the conveyor belt.
7:47pm: wants to do the barrel-over-Niagara-Falls thing, but insurance wouldn't let them.
7:42pm: There was just a huge rush for the question line in
7:39pm: is in 160 countries at this point!
7:37pm: Tory Belleci will appear on Iron Chef!
7:36pm: Kari Byron will host Large and Dangerous Rocketships, where a rocket shaped like Adam Savage will launch.
7:30pm: Jamie Hyneman's favorite episode of ? Whatever the latest one is!
7:27pm: You gotta love it when panelists dress up for . Specifically, Adam Savage.
7:24pm: By use way, went live. Follow them!
7:08pm: Get excited... it's time for
7:06pm: I gotta say ... that pilot makes me reconsider what I think about .
6:57pm: operates with the understanding that insurance adjusters know when people are lying. What do you think?
6:54pm: Swag for is the same pin you can get at their downtown location. Disappointing.
6:53pm: Lights back !
6:51pm: Lights didn't come back after the screening of so we're doing the panel in the dark.
6:04pm: will have some changes before it airs in September.
6:02pm: Who knows what the yellow 777 ticket is from/for?
6:00pm: Time for the screening of
5:51pm: I'd love to give you guys some quotes from but the questions are either weak or the answers are jokes.
5:42pm: In case you were wondering, I've been all over today and nobody has said anything about my shirt. Guess is low on fans.
5:31pm: Kevin Chapman says that people tell him, "hey, I like you on that show. Try not to get shot."
5:24pm: Stars Jim Caviezel, Michael Emerson, Kevin Chapman, and Taraji P. Henson are here.
5:12pm: Next up is
5:00pm: In the panel for . Saw a mega- creepy pilot and now hearing from Kevin Bacon, James Purefoy, and exec prods.
3:16pm: Anyone have an update on how the line is for 6bcf?
1:41pm: Donating blood at the Omni.
1:27pm: There is a ton of tv stuff downtown today, guys. Bob's Burgers, Grimm, History channel, Science channel, the list goes on!
12:25pm: Get excited for
10:45am: We're at The Neighbors exhibit.
9:32am: We're on the exhibit hall floor now so watch for swag pics on http://www.thetalkingbox.com/p/comic-con-2012.html
8:14am: Rocking an obscure shirt today.... let's see if anybody comments at
7:52am: It is highly unlikely that we'll get into ballroom 20 today, so we recommend you check out for updates!
6:08am: woke up to check the lines via Twitter. Looks like it's already the breaking point for H and 20, according to word-of -mouth and pics.

Friday
:
10:48pm: was anyone actually in exhibit hall this morning? I feel like half of tarnation was in lines...
10:39pm: how do you know you stood in line for several hours at ? you killed three phone batteries.
8:20pm: Ballroom 20 Will also be doing playbacks tonight! This means you can still experience the reunion!
7:45pm: This panel is so cool, guys. You can go up and ask about like ten different canceled shows!
7:39pm: Season 2 of FlashForward would go six months ahead instead of nine, season 3 would have gone three months, eventually just days.
7:37pm: would have figured out if the conjugation would have been flashforwarding or flashingforward. Lol.
7:32pm: For Firefly, more back stories would have come into play if the show kept going. -Jose Molina
7:27pm: Watching the end of Dollhouse.
7:21pm: Wendy's apprentice would have been her father.
7:18pm: Room 7AB is uncomfortably warm.
7:16pm: After three episodes me The Middlemen, the goal became to get enough episodes made so they could have a DVD like Freaks and Geeks.
7:10pm: There is an amazing amount of writing talent in the room! "And then what happened"
6:44pm: Time for another line! This time: what might have happened next on series that ended too soon.
6:43pm: Some people are so hardcore they don't just bring apples - they also carry a corer/slicer and peanut butter.
6:31pm: Some people are so hardcore they don't just bring apples - they also carry a corer/slicer and peanut butter.
6:27pm: More cast!
6:13pm: Crazy going on in #Spartacus #sdcc http://t.co/4cFIuVut
6:06pm: Just got the swag coupon for #Spartacus #sdcc
6:05pm: They had to start rationing blood at the end of the last season of #Spartacus #sdcc
5:59pm: The series is "historically adjacent." #Spartacus #sdcc
5:55pm: Only three guests in the #Spartacus #sdcc panel. Steven S. DeNight, Manu Bennett, Liam McIntyre
5:49pm: We get a trailer of the final season of #Spartacus #sdcc
5:42pm: Still a little room in #Spartacus #sdcc http://t.co/2etX1iXZ
5:34pm: Now in Spartacus panel. #sdcc
5:33pm: More awesome clips for Falling Skies! And can't wait to see the swag, hope it's as sweet as last year's hoodie! #sdcc
5:14pm: A "fairly major character" will die this season. #sdcc #FallingSkies

5:10pm: Terry O'Quinn to guest on #FallingSkies in the future! #sdcc
4:54pm: Awesome clips seen in the #sdcc #FallingSkies panel! And surprise guest.... the actress who plays Karen!
4:51pm: Pope is Wil Wheaton's favorite #FallingSkies character. #sdcc
4:45pm: Swag tickets are out for #sdcc #FallingSkies!!
4:44pm: Not close enough to get great pics of #FallingSkies with my phone so will get those up to the slideshow later tonight. #sdcc
4:40pm: Tom and Anne will consummate their relationship! #sdcc #FallingSkies
4:39pm: The smell in 6BCF means someone needs to give out breath mints. #sdcc #FallingSkies
4:36pm: In the #sdcc #FallingSkies panel! Super excited! Not as close as last year but no big.
4:00pm: In line again. #sdcc #FallingSkies
3:55pm: Game of Thrones back March 31st. #sdcc #GoT
3:25pm: We are now receiving a ticket for swag! #sdcc #GoT
3:20pm: Why does the Game of Thrones panel only have one returning member? #sdcc #GoT
3:19pm: Did you know that #GameofThrones shoots in four different countries simultaneously? #sdcc #GoT
3:17pm: Poor little rich kids.... Rose was brought up in a castle in Scotland and she and her siblings locked one another in the dungeon. #sdcc #GoT

3:02pm: We saw clips of season two and video introductions of new characters for next season! #sdcc #GoT
2:52pm: Time for Game of Thrones! #sdcc
2:32pm: Who plays the same clip twice in an hour? What a waste me time. #TheWalkingDead #sdcc
2:25pm: Giveaway of having your head cast as a zombie. #TheWalkingDead #sdcc
2:15pm: Gotta show off my pic of receiving the #fallingskies harness! #sdcc http://t.co/5pvutRw4The 2:02pm: Walking Dead cast not thrilled about shooting in the air conditioning in Georgia. #TheWalkingDead #sdcc
1:55pm: "Everyone loves a redneck " -Norman Reedus at #TheWalkingDead #sdcc
1:51pm: Flashes going off like crazy in #TheWalkingDead #sdcc
1:44pm: The Walking Dead will be back Sunday, October 14th. #sdcc
1:39pm: Season three of The Walking Dead will feature a prison. Also, they're working on episode six now. #sdcc
1:33pm: #Confession I've never seen a single episode of #walkingdead #sdcc

1:11pm: Walking Dead is next. #sdcc
1:05pm: Well, that was really a huge waste. Can't believe I spent all that time waiting for #bigbang #sdcc
12:53pm: One audience member who asked a question will also get to go to space! #sdcc #bigbang
12:52pm: Astronaut invites Simon Helberg TO SPACE! #sdcc #bigbang
12:47pm: The Lego Death Star was originally supposed to be in a different episode but they needed more time to put it together! #sdcc #bigbang
12:42pm: Everyone in the #bigbang panel asking questions is pre-pubescent. #sdcc
12:33pm: Raj to have a romance storyline! #sdcc #bigbang
12:31pm: Kaley likes Game of Thrones. #sdcc #bigbang
12:31pm: They sang Soft Kitty in a round! #sdcc #bigbang
12:15pm: Johnny Galecki will likely miss panel. Jim Parsons appearing by satellite. #sdcc #bigbang
11:53am: Ready for The Big Bang Theory! #sdcc
11:35am: Kick Ass 2 to begin shooting in September! #sdcc
11:21am: Casey Affleck and Tempest Bledsoe also voices in ParaNorman. #sdcc
11:14am: Don't forget, we're still live- updating the #sdcc slideshow! http://t.co/19hBD7ZA
11:00am: Kodi can no longer do the voice of Norman! His voice has dropped! #sdcc
10:58am: ParaNorman is a zombie movie for kids! -Director Chris Butler #sdcc 
10:36am: We are inside Hall H! We made it! Now, to sit thru something called ParaNorman.... #sdcc
9:40am: Bailed on Ballroom 20, still in for Hall H. for those interested, 7am got you 3000 people too late to get in. #sdcc
8:02am: We are in line for Hall H and Ballroom 20, so stay tuned to see what we get into!

Thursday
:
10:09pm: very weak day for swag.
7:19pm: Finally saw a costumed Batman. Took way longer than last year!
6:46pm: The most satisfying kill that Dexter has made was Trinity.
6:34pm: Some girl asked for an actor's namecard when she asked her question. I hate when people break the rules.
6:08pm: This panel, by the way, is also for , apparently.
6:06pm: I just heard the tune for "Go , Go Power Rangers" as a ringtone.
5:54pm: Next up at is !
5:44pm: By way, the four people on the panel aren't sitting in front of their nametags.
4:43pm: Time to watch some !
4:26pm: Not every episode will be as dark as the pilot.
4:25pm: The crowd seems to love Jay Ryan as the beast.... good thing Terra Nova was cancelled!
4:21pm: Executive producer Jennifer Levin says they got star Kristin Kreuk by using cupcakes.
4:19pm: We just watched the full pilot of Beauty and the Beast. Now for the cast....
3:12pm: Psych's Guide to Crime Fighting for the Totally Unqualified coming February 19, 2013.
3:06pm: Dule's mom called. He put her on speaker for us. 2:54pm: Dule geeked out over Lionel Ritchie. T
2:52pm: Corbin says an alternate career for Henry could be assassin. By pie.
2:46pm: The musical episode of Psych will be two hours. It's partially written and shoots in October.
2:41pm: James and Dule singing. For real.
2:35pm: Who would Kirsten make out with from the cast? Maggie.
2:31pm: Ha! James called out for not having Twitter.
2:24pm: Pineapple juice for the panel!
2:22pm: Love Maggie's dress!
1:54pm: Time for !
1:37pm: We have a few dozen pictures on the slideshow now, with more all the time! http://www.thetalkingbox.com/p/comic-con-2012.html?m=1
1:22pm: I'm disappointed in the people wearing plain clothing.... you own NOTHING geeky in any way??!?
12:19pm: For those dying for an update: I'm in line for ballroom 20, which starts with in a couple hours. JB is in the Stan Lee panel.
11:25am: Trying to get to the overhead view of the floor? Go to the back wall of exhibit hall, around 1500, out the door and up the escalator.
10:42am: You can have a harness applied and get your own glowing spikes at the booth. Near 2800 exhibit hall.
10:16am: If anyone was wondering, the South Park room holds 20-24 people at a time.
9:46am: The south park area! Near 5200 exhibit hall.
9:30am: We're on the floor and in the room for the upcoming panel on Battle Star! Follow the pictures at
8:47am: The line for exhibit hall!
8:11am: How are you doing? Have your badge? Ready to go? What is your most anticipated event today.

Wednesday:
7:42pm: I just saw this running down the road.
6:21pm: are you at Preview Night? if so, what are you loving? If not, what time are you getting up tomorrow?
2:40pm: had to go with our back-up parking location: WallyPark by the airport. use your AAA card!
1:27pm: that in this day and age of allergies everywhere, DoubleTree still doesn't have a nut-free cookie option?
1:24pm: slideshow is a go! http://www.thetalkingbox.com/p/comic-con-2012.html #SDCC
12:50pm: Checked in! Of course, room won't be ready for two more hours so needed to drop off bags. Now it's time to ditch the car!
11:15pm: are you going to be at Comic-Con? let us know, maybe we can meet up at some point!
10:47pm: 's reunion special at will be part of the reunion special for the Science Channel!
10:45pm: on our way down to ! we're not far now, get excited!

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A couple of our posts about last year's event:
The Dream Plan
Things My First Comic-Con Taught Me

and a few of our highlights from 2011 (located over at TVTango):
Thursday - Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe, Covert Affairs, Psych, Ringer, Game of Thrones, and TV Guide's Fan Favorites Panel
Friday - Falling Skies & NCIS: LA
Saturday - Futurama, The Simpsons, Family Guy, and American Dad
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Monday, July 16, 2012

Comic-Con 2012: The Superlatives

by Amy K. Bredemeyer

Well, I'm home from Comic-Con 2012. As I continue to catch you all up on the fabulous things that I saw and heard while there, I wanted to go ahead and give a little run-down list in the meantime. I imagine that those who also attended will have some strong opinions as well, so sound off below. If you didn't make it there this year, let us know what you thought of our picks - would you have guessed they'd go this way? Are there other superlatives you'd like to hear me rant about?

Best Panel:
"And Then What Happened?" This Friday night panel had some fabulous writing talent there to talk about how some great shows (like Dollhouse, Firefly, Sarah Connor Chronicles, and FlashForward) met their demise. We learned about how storylines changed to fit cancellation in some cases but not others, and heard about what was planned to take place next, should a miracle-save have occurred.

Best Screening: Elementary, screened Thursday afternoon in Ballroom 20. I was pleasantly surprised.

Best Swag: Game of Thrones! they loaded us down with TONS of goodies! 
Photo: Amy K. Bredemeyer
Photo: Amy K. Bredemeyer
Best Poster: The four in the Lionsgate plastic win this one. The Hunger Games, Expendables 2, Dredd, and Possession were all nice.

Best Booth Experience: Going to the Falling Skies booth and having a Skitters harness nearly put on you was a lot of fun. Not only did you get a photo of the experience, but you also got a set of light-up spikes that attached to the back of your lanyard.

Best Downtown Option: Giving blood at the Omni netted you a True Blood shirt, an extra swag bag, various other goodies, and a Brave print. Though the C-Net party was a lot of fun in a short period of time, complete with free food and drinks!

Best Costume:
I saw two very good Trons. One used light-up wire and the other looked so realistic, complete with the ring that came off the back! also, what was with all of the stormtroopers this year? I feel like there were WAY MORE than last year! Brave was also everywhere you looked.
Photo: Amy K. Bredemeyer

Photo: Jonathan Bredemeyer
Worst Panel: The Big Bang Theory. Johnny Galecki wasn't there. Only children were asking questions. The cast didn't know the answers to anything. The surprise astronaut thing confused Simon Helberg and pissed off a good portion of the audience. AND there was no "special screening" of any kind.

Worst Screening:
Aside from the fact that The Big Bang Theory lied in their description about having a screening, I'd give this one to The Walking Dead. Who shows the same two-minute clip twice within an hour? We weren't looking for Easter Eggs, guys.

Worst Swag:
aside from the panels where one might expect swag that wasn't delivered, I'd have to say Falling Skies. I couldn't believe that we got zip-up hoodies last year and bracelets this year! Psych is a close second, though... plastic sunglasses were weak, especially compared with last year's t-shirts! oh, and Revolution giving out the same pin you could get other places was junky, too.
Photo: Amy K. Bredemeyer
Worst Poster: Oz! I couldn't believe that the swag ticket was for the same mini-poster that you could get elsewhere at the Con!

Worst Line:
Overall, it was probably for Firefly. I had a couple of close calls, but the only time a line seriously pissed me off this year was Hall H on Sunday afternoon. I didn't get in it until after Doctor Who had started, as I wanted to see The Cleveland Show and Sons of Anarchy. Well, nobody was updating us on the situation, but we saw people pour out after Doctor Who was over... yet we weren't being let in. Twenty-three minutes after Doctor Who ended (and eight into the time allotted for The Cleveland Show), we still weren't even moving, though we had easily seen a thousand people exit Hall H. We eventually walked into a very-nearly-empty room (which I hear never filled up after that), but the schedule was hugely thrown off and The Cleveland Show began about half an hour late.

Funniest Panel:
The Cleveland Show. The singing and voices were great, and the questions led to some fun answers from the panel. I almost said Psych, though. The chemistry on that cast and the humor in the questions from the audience made for an entertaining hour.

Most Surprisingly Good Panel: The Cleveland Show. I wasn't expecting too much, so the live songs and tons of voices on-the-spot thrilled me.

Most Surprisingly Bad Panel: Again, The Big Bang Theory just disappointed me all over the place.

Biggest Regret: not going to the Lynn Johnston's panel. It conflicted with The Big Bang Theory, and probably would have kept me out of that room for the rest of the day. I saw tweets about how awesome that hour was.
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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Thursday at Comic-Con 2012: Psych, Homeland, and Dexter

by Amy K. Bredemeyer

For the first day of Comic-Con, it went by much faster than last year (and here)! The process of waking up, heading to the convention center, and getting in line for badge pick-up was a little slower than last year, but not a big deal. After that, I cruised the floor, checking out the booths for South Park, Falling Skies, and FOX in particular. But, soon it was time to buckle down for the first serious line of the Con, and it was for Ballroom 20. For a complete rundown of all photos, check out our SmugMug album.

The 2:15pm Thursday panel was for Psych, and each person walking into the room received a pair of sunglasses to commemorate the series.
photo: Amy K. Bredemeyer
Things then started up with a video introduction by a professional wrestler! It was a full panel, with executive producers Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak, and Steve Franks, and actors James Roday, Dule Hill, Maggie Lawson (loved her dress!), Tim Olmundson, Kirsten Nelson, and Corbin Bernsen. Everyone on the panel was offered pineapple juice alongside the obligatory water, immediately illustrating how committed Psych is to truly offering Comic-Con the show and its talent at their finest. We hear some facts, like how there are 2.4M facebook fans and that it's the #1 twittered show on USA (even though James Roday doesn't have a Twitter account). We hear about the 100th episode, see random poses of Dule sleeping everywhere they go, and even get to listen to James and Dule sing "Boom from the Bottom." Of course, there were some other surprises as well, like Dule's mom calling and him putting her on speaker to the microphone. Yes, this seriously happened. Tim also had the audience give a shout-out to his cousin, a military man who will soon be back stateside. Another highlight would be that they pulled four girls to compete in a Psych trivia game, where they had to name episode titles and Gus's nicknames, in addition to simpler questions.
photo: Jonathan Bredemeyer
Here are some facts from the panel, both from the Q&A and directly from the panelists:

- If Kirsten was to make out with someone, she'd choose Maggie.
- Corbin's least favorite scene to shoot was the one where he gets shot.
- Maggie's worst audition was when she was 19 and trying out to act as a 30-year-old single mother.
- The wardrobe people set out a few necklaces for James to pick from each year.
- There will, indeed, be a musical episode. AND, it'll be a special, two-hour ordeal. PLUS, it is already partially written, so get excited! It will shoot in October. We even got to hear some. :)
- When Dule was on Broadway, a fan wanted his sweat towel - he gave it to her and she took off screaming. How's that for a funky fan encounter??
- When it comes to naming the best singer, Dule says that he and James are about even, or maybe Tim, but James claims that it's Maggie.
- Corbin suggested that Henry could have a career as an assassin. Weapon of choice? Pie.
Sean will not mature this season.
- Even celebrities have their favorites! Dule has geeked out over Lionel Ritchie, Kirsten over Tim Curry, Corbin over Jeffrey Tambor (who plays Maggie's stepdad on the show), and everyone else over William Shatner.
- The strangest question was what Dule and James would do if they were in one another's bodies... James would dunk and Dule would get twitter.

Look forward to Psych's Guide to Crime Fighting for the Totally Unqualified coming February 19, 2013.
photo: Jonathan Bredemeyer
After Psych, we had two panels for new shows, Beauty and the Beast and Elementary, which we'll get to in a different post. But, first, an old fan-favorite... like Dexter, which has its final season premiering on September 30th at 9pm on Showtime. The panel was actually preceded by a fifteen-minute presentation from Homeland, with executive producer Howard Gordon. We see a trailer for the second season and find out that Claire Danes' pregnancy will not affect her character.

The lanyards that all Comic-Con attendees received were branded with Dexter, so no swag was expected. We did find out that there is a Dexter mobile game, and that even more "Early Cuts" are coming. We got a recap of the previous season and the first two minutes of the new season's premiere (Deb sees Dexter over Travis's body, she goes to call the station, he wants to stop her), then it was right into a Q&A with actors Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, and Yvonne Strahovski, plus executive producers John Goldwyn and Scott Buck. Not the best selection of questions in the world, but here are some highlights gleaned from the discussion:
- a piece of advice that Michael C. Hall would give Season One's Dexter would be to not make any friends.
- Michael C. Hall and Dexter may look alike, but that's pretty much it for their similarities.
- Michael believes that people love a serial killer because they identify with him.
- Harry will appear in the upcoming season.
- Michael considers Trinity to be Dexter's most satisfying kill.
- Michael can't believe he worked with John Lithgow.
- Jennifer Carpenter and Michael C. Hall didn't think that the show would really take off when they each read the pilot.
- People actually send in bail-bondsmen suggestions.
- Michael C. Hall thinks it would be cool for the finale to actually be 12 different episodes, each suggesting a different ending.
- Regarding their most embarrassing moments on-set, Jennifer confesses to falling at the ice rink and hitting her head, and Michael says that he ran the Slice of Life into a pier and did $8,000 of damage.

Stay tuned for more Comic-Con updates!
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