I've had a couple requests for an overview of what went down at the con, so I obliged with this very long and rambly post. You're welcome!

( This is the story of how a two-and-a-half day convention turned into a five day one. )

If you haven't seen it yet, RCW 139: Duesers' day off (that would be the one that just ended) got a shout-out in the National Post (one of Canada's papers). It describes a few events from the con and has a couple of quotes from the panels as well. You can read the article here.

T = Tom Melissis = Dewey
TC = Tony Craig = Huey
CS = Camilla Scott = Meg Thatcher
CB = Catherine Bruhier = Elaine
R = Ramona Milano = Francesca

This is nowhere close to a direct transcription of the panel - just notes that I managed to jot down! I'm pretty sure tons of people filmed it, so when they post their videos I can transcribe those :). For now, ( Read more... )

So, no big deal or anything, but today I sat roughly 3 meters from my favourite Mountie as he waxed poetic on Shakespeare, music, and the incredible, unique, quirky and lovable show that is Due South. He was hilarious and warm and insightful and I was like three meters from Paul Gross holy shit omg. And seriously, okay, so I am not the type of ( Read more... )

In preparation for the Due South Convention this summer, I decided to re-watch the series. Now, when I started, I forgot how hilarious, amazing, fantastic, warm, and enjoyable this show is.

Suffice to say that I've been through 2 seasons in around 3 or 4 days. Yes, it is just that good. Someday soon I theoretically hope to write a post about why, ( Read more... )

So. Life. Right. That's going on.

I've said this at some point I'm sure, but to reiterate - this is basically my first summer ever in the city. To be honest, I figured, heck, it'll be super duper chill and relaxin' and I can hang around a jam and get so much stuff done!

Yeah, I'm an idiot. But you knew that already, I'm sure. The past however the ( Read more... )

I'm feeling nostalgic today. For anyone who's never seen Due South and enjoys a quirky show with a lot of heart, I highly recommend giving it a watch. There really is no way to accurately describe it - you have to experience it for yourself.  It's an older show but still has a strong fan base - in fact, there's a convention in Toronto this summer. ( Read more... )