The Doctor Who panel just started and we’re already in love with Matt Smith!
If the world was a bit more like Comic Con, it would be a better place.
Just like the rest of us, he got to meet his heroes here in San Diego.
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Our final news from the Doctor Who panel from writer Steven Moffat:
More Daleks than you’ve seen in any one place. Lots and lots and lots of Daleks. Exactly what we all see when we close our eyes.
So basically it’ll be exactly like Comic Con. Plus, the Weeping Angels are back, Rory’s dad joins them on an adventure AND there are dinosaurs on a space ship!!!!
For more Doctor Who pics from Comic Con, check out our Instagram @hulu.
Sharknado. Dark Helmet. Masterchef. These were some of our favorite cosplayers at 2013’s Comic-Con.
Some people go to Comic-Con for the panels, but let’s be real: the cosplay is always more fun. This year, even some of TV’s biggest names got in on the act, with Doctor Who’s Matt Smith as Bart Simpson, Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston as Walter White, and Community’s Dan Harmon as Iron Man.
All of this begs the question: If some of your favorite TV stars were to dress up for Comic Con, who would they cosplay as?
So naturally we had to find out and illustrate the results of our quest.
At the epic Comic Con South Park: The Stick of Truth panel, a fan asked Trey Parker and Matt Stone to name the celebrity they most enjoyed satirizing.
The answer? Well, at first the guys went with Barbra Streisand, but apparently there’s a power even greater than the Diamond of Pantheos: Cartman’s hand.
We’ll let Trey Parker tell the story…
When you get shanked by the Asgardian Mussolini you can tell it your way.
Agent Coulson on his death (and recovery) in the seriously awesome Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D pilot, which Joss Whedon and friends just debuted at Comic Con. September 24th cannot come soon enough.
South Park’s hottest club is: Bill Hader joining the South Park writer’s room for the full season.
Straight from Trey Parker at Comic Con.
Hey Comic Con! Are we having fun yet?
With all of the excitement over Veronica Mars, it feels like the internet has just about forgotten about Rob Thomas’ other beloved, but naturally canceled-before-its-time show, Party Down. The biting comedy, which featured Adam Scott before he became Mr. Leslie Knope, was supposed to become a movie, yet here we are, more than a year after the announcement without a pink bow tie in sight.
We sat down with Party Down star Lizzy Caplan at the premiere of her new short film, The Sidekick, and of course had to ask about the catering company’s status. Here’s what she had to say:
We’re hoping that it happens. Clearly the Veronica Mars [Kickstarter] made us renew hope in it, but I’m not sure what [Party Down] wants to be. I don’t know if Party Down wants to be a movie or an Arrested Development kind of thing. Just getting to do it again would be amazing in any form. It was really good.
Here’s hoping that one way or another, the Party Down crew will cater to at least one of our screens in the near future.
–John Sykes
We have to do that every day. Oh my god, you wore a thong. Once.
–Lizzy Caplan at The Sidekick Comic Con panel, after listening to the male cast members of the film complain about wearing uncomfortable underwear and tights for 3 days.
If only every train to Comic Con were packed with teen wolves. (And Stiles.)
Easily the best moment from Comic Con so far.
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