Final Word from Comic-Con 2011

OK, this is it, my final round up of Comic-Con moments -- this time rounding up all of the panels. I moderated four panels there -- as well as one for "Falling Skies" the night before at SAG. Here's how they all looked:


Wednesday 7 p.m.: Moderating the TNT "Falling Skies" panel at the SAG Foundation in Los Angeles.


Thursday 5:30 p.m.: Moderating the "Shameless" panel.


Thursday 6:15 p.m.: With the cast of Showtime's "Shameless" after that panel.


Saturday 10 a.m.: The view from the podium of 5,000 people in Ballroom 20 for the "Chuck" panel.


Saturday 10 a.m.: Moderating the "Chuck" panel. (Photo by Ryan Ozawa)


Saturday 10 a.m.: More of me moderating the "Chuck" panel. (Photo by Gage Skidmore)


Saturday Noon: The line outside the "Community" panel.


Saturday 1 p.m.: Moderating the "Community" panel.


Saturday 5 p.m.: Moderating the "Charlies Angels" panel.

Full roster of posts from my first trip to San Diego Comic-Con:

Live from Comic-Con: Getting Shameless with the Cast of "Shameless"

Tales of a Comic-Con Newbie

Live from Comic-Con: Monkeying Around with the Cast of "Community"

Live from Comic-Con: "Chuck" Panel Gets Emotional

Scenes from Comic-Con: Thursday

Live from Comic-Con: "Chuck" Panel Gets Emotional

(Flickr photo by Ryan Ozawa).

UPDATE: NBC.com has now posted the full Chuck panel from Comic-Con, moderated by me, and here it is!



EARLIER: Thanks to TheTechGuyChris for posting these videos of the final "Chuck" panel, which I had the pleasure of moderating. The crowd was amped, the cast was on and star Zac Levi even got pretty emotional. Parts one, two and three (once it posts) are below.

Scenes from the Strike Front, Day Three

I hit the big showrunner picket early this morning at Disney's front Alameda gate in Burbank... talk about a who's who of TV executive producers.


Finally, a positive development to come out of the writers strike: A kumbayah moment between Monday night 8 p.m. rivals "Chuck" (Josh Schwartz, center) and "How I Met Your Mother" (Craig Thomas, left, and Carter Bays, right).


Winner, best sign of the morning's picket, goes to "Lost" exec producer Carlton Cuse.


"Private Practice" exec producer Marti Noxon notes that "fake doctors" support the WGA.


"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane. Can you imagine how much that picket sign would fetch on EBay?! Hope he held on to it.


"The Riches" creator Dmitry Lipkin has a "Norma Rae" moment.


One of the most interviewed showrunners at the strike line: "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry.


The scene this morning: Chock full o' showrunners at Disney.