| Many of my most significant memories of 2010 involve Comic-Con (both San Diego and New York). Here are the highlights. In no particular order: |
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| The White Collar and Psych panels were awesome, but my favorite was the Rifftrax panel (moderated by the awesome Veronica Belmont), which included a hilarious live riff of a ridiculous short called "Buying Food." |
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| (SDCC) Geek Girl Supreme Veronica Belmont and the Rifftrax guys. |
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| I got to meet the riffers (Rifftraxers?) themselves, Mystery Science Theater 3000 alums Michael J. Nelson, Bill Corbett, and Kevin Murphy. |
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| (SDCC) With Kevin, Bill, and Mike from Rifftrax. What's up with that look on my face? |
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| People |
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| * Todd Stashwick, who isn't anything like Dr. Scott Borman, and Dennis Calero, who is. (Just kidding, Dennis.) |
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| (SDCC) Todd Stashwick and Dennis Calero: partners in evil. |
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| Dennis Calero's rendering of Todd Stashwick's Heroes character Eli as the Three Stooges. |
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| * Stephen Tobolowsky. I was disappointed to learn that he can't turn things to gold in real life. |
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| (SDCC) Ned Ryerson? Bing! |
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* The evil great David H. Lawrence and the lovely Mia. |
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| (SDCC) In the clutches of the Puppet Master. |
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| * Foz McDermott. Hell of a guy. |
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| (SDCC) "The Mighty Foz" himself. |
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| * Milo Ventimiglia. The guy knows how to handle a camera. |
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| (SDCC) Milo sporting the crewcut, and me looking goofy. |
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| (NYCC) Milo's hair is longer, and I am looking goofier. |
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| * Brea Grant. Wonderful, as advertised. |
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(NYCC) One of these days, someone will take a picture of
Brea and me in which I actually look halfway decent. |
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| * Brea's brother Zane is awesome in his own right. |
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| (SDCC) With the Grant siblings. (Note to self: wear smaller shirts.) |
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| * Interviewing Brea and Zane at NYCC was definitely one of the highlights of my year. |
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| (NYCC) Awesomeness runs in the Grant family. |
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| * My Twitter peeps at SDCC. Notably absent is @TsarMaxii, no doubt off doing something involving either bacon or murder. Or both. |
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| The Convention Center fell to our superior numbers. |
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