Eliza & Joss @ ComicCon + Epitaph Screening!

[Keri]

'Dollhouse' panel at Comic-Con will be super-sized

It has been rumored for some time that there would be a "Dollhouse" panel at San Diego Comic-Con and that the unseen thirteenth episode the Fox show, "Epitaph One," would be screened at the July 23-26 convention.
But how could the screening of the episode and a full-fledged panel with the show's creator, Joss Whedon, and star, Eliza Dushku, fit into the typical one-hour Comic-Con slot?

A-ha! I can confirm three things: There will be a "Dollhouse" panel at Comic-Con, "Epitaph One" will be screened and the entire "Dollhouse" session will be two hours long.

The supersized session will take place Friday, July 24, in Ballroom 20, according to Twentieth Century Fox Television. Dushku and Whedon will be serving up "a no-holds-barred Q and A about what they have planned for Season 2" after the screening of "Epitaph One." (Whedon and Dushku are the only "Dollhouse" folks participating in this panel, by the way. The picture at right is of Dushku and "Dollhouse" guest star Alan Tudyk.)
Happy, Whedon fans? Hope so.

If you haven't seen "Dollhouse" yet, by the way, it comes out on DVD four days after that Comic-Con event.

In this post from Thursday, I listed many of the shows that have been confirmed as participating in the four-day pop-culture convention ("Heroes" is not doing a panel, by the way, though it will "have a presence" at the convention). I thought it might be worthwhile to list every show that's been confirmed, either by myself, by Seat42f or Eonline's Watch With Kristin.

Here are all the Comic-Con TV panels that have been confirmed so far, in alphabetical order:

• "Battlestar Galactica: The Plan" (this is at the "likely" stage, it's not 100 percent confirmed)
• "Big Bang Theory"
• "Caprica"
• "Chuck"
• "Dexter"
• "Dollhouse"
• "Eastwick"
• "Eureka"
• "Flash Forward"
• "Fringe"
• "Human Target"
• "Legend of the Seeker"
• "Lost"
• "MythBusters"
• "Past Life"
• "The Prisoner"
• "Psych"
• "Sanctuary"
• "Smallville"
• "Stargate Universe"
• "Supernatural"
• "True Blood"
• "V"
• "Vampire Diaries"
• "Warehouse 13"

Among the "maybes," as reported by those sites mentioned above: "24," "Glee," "Ghost Whisperer" and "Bones."

"Heroes" actors and writers will be present at Comic-Con, but there will not be a panel on that show. For more on that, go here.

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Dayum... this is shaping up to be one hell of a convention, TWO hours Joss and Eliza panel, and the Epitaph screening.


I'd also be checking out Dexter, Fringe, True Blood (love that show), V and Glee if they do something, the pilot for that show just made me laugh out loud pretty much thru all of it.


NB: Getting whispers of a very special and cool annoucement related to Joss on Thursday. Watch this space!

[Sonya]

oh, I wish....

[andrew r]

^ Same here, loved to have gone.