AUSTRALIA IS COOL. BUT STILL NOT A HAT.
LOOKIT, EVERYBODY! REMUSLIVES23 GAME ME A KISS ACROSS AN OCEAN! *tackles with love*
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D \o/
ETA: AND ALSO SARIAGRAY! *dances*
In other, slightly less fantastic news, the Brittrack at Dragon*Con put up their tentative 2011 schedule!! (They have separate tracks. Yes, it's that huge)
So, Gareth David-Lloyd is going to be in:
Inside the Actor's Gaffe: Gareth David-Lloyd
Torchwood Live Audio Commentary: Gareth David-Lloyd
GDL might be in:
The Doctor Who Universe Experience
GDL probably won't be in, but I'd love to hear his opinion on:
Torchwood: Miracle Day
Panel's I'm just interested in, despite the fact that there probably won't be any Welsh accents:
British Science Fiction Literature
Gay Themes in Doctor Who
Stetsons are Cool: Doctor Who New Series Review
Panel's I could be interested in, depending on the skill of the presenters:
Doctor Who Canon
Everything Neil Gaiman
Sherlock
Time Lord Ethics: The Doctor as a Meddler
Doctor Who Classics (ok, there is no presenter, but I could watch these on my own as well)
Needcoffee.com vs the Whoniverse
Monty Python
Yes, I will have to work to go to things outside of this track. *glances through other tracks*
At a glance? I'm interested in American SF Media, Animation, Anime/Manga, Electronic Frontiers Forums, Independent Film Track, Kaleidoscope (shut up), Podcasting, Readings, Robotics, Science, Sci-Fi and Fantasy Literature, Silk Road: Asian Cinema and Culture, SPACE, Tolkien's Middle-Earth, Trek Track, Writer's Track, Young Adult Literature.
I hear sleep isn't a priority at these things anyway.
(One day I will figure filking out. I will. But it is not this day. FORTH EORLINGAS)
For some reason, there isn't a comic book track, which puzzles me greatly. Considering some of their comic book guests (George Perez, Amanda Conner, Darwyn Cooke, Karl Kesel...etc.), where do I go for information on panels and stuff? Confusing.
There is also an X-track. Every time I see it, I think, "Oooooh, an X-Men track!" And when it's not that, I think, "Oooookay...a bondage track?" Turns out it's an X-Files/paranormal sort of track. They don't mention Fringe, though, so I'm not sure I'm going to check up on them.
In preparation for this convention, I have decided to try and watch ALL of Stargate this summer. Hey, it's all free on Hulu! I spent a lot of time fretting about the watching order and the later movies and continuity, but I'm still only halfway through season one, so I'm not sure how good the odds are that I'm going to get to season seven anyway, and I'm choosing not to worry about it yet.
This will allow me to check out panels in the Star Gate: Multiverse track! WOOT! *adds to list*
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D \o/
ETA: AND ALSO SARIAGRAY! *dances*
In other, slightly less fantastic news, the Brittrack at Dragon*Con put up their tentative 2011 schedule!! (They have separate tracks. Yes, it's that huge)
So, Gareth David-Lloyd is going to be in:
Inside the Actor's Gaffe: Gareth David-Lloyd
Torchwood Live Audio Commentary: Gareth David-Lloyd
GDL might be in:
The Doctor Who Universe Experience
GDL probably won't be in, but I'd love to hear his opinion on:
Torchwood: Miracle Day
Panel's I'm just interested in, despite the fact that there probably won't be any Welsh accents:
British Science Fiction Literature
Gay Themes in Doctor Who
Stetsons are Cool: Doctor Who New Series Review
Panel's I could be interested in, depending on the skill of the presenters:
Doctor Who Canon
Everything Neil Gaiman
Sherlock
Time Lord Ethics: The Doctor as a Meddler
Doctor Who Classics (ok, there is no presenter, but I could watch these on my own as well)
Needcoffee.com vs the Whoniverse
Monty Python
Yes, I will have to work to go to things outside of this track. *glances through other tracks*
At a glance? I'm interested in American SF Media, Animation, Anime/Manga, Electronic Frontiers Forums, Independent Film Track, Kaleidoscope (shut up), Podcasting, Readings, Robotics, Science, Sci-Fi and Fantasy Literature, Silk Road: Asian Cinema and Culture, SPACE, Tolkien's Middle-Earth, Trek Track, Writer's Track, Young Adult Literature.
I hear sleep isn't a priority at these things anyway.
(One day I will figure filking out. I will. But it is not this day. FORTH EORLINGAS)
For some reason, there isn't a comic book track, which puzzles me greatly. Considering some of their comic book guests (George Perez, Amanda Conner, Darwyn Cooke, Karl Kesel...etc.), where do I go for information on panels and stuff? Confusing.
There is also an X-track. Every time I see it, I think, "Oooooh, an X-Men track!" And when it's not that, I think, "Oooookay...a bondage track?" Turns out it's an X-Files/paranormal sort of track. They don't mention Fringe, though, so I'm not sure I'm going to check up on them.
In preparation for this convention, I have decided to try and watch ALL of Stargate this summer. Hey, it's all free on Hulu! I spent a lot of time fretting about the watching order and the later movies and continuity, but I'm still only halfway through season one, so I'm not sure how good the odds are that I'm going to get to season seven anyway, and I'm choosing not to worry about it yet.
This will allow me to check out panels in the Star Gate: Multiverse track! WOOT! *adds to list*