I already have them all electronically, as I have all the old CD versions ripped. If they could have the full remastered version on iTunes, I would buy it or if it was somewhat remastered on iTunes, but ridiculously cheaper than the box set (or the individual CD's), otherwise, I will buy the CD's and rip them at the highest quality possible.

Gary Oldman said that they were starting production next year...but you didn't hear it from him.

I'm particularly partial to Uncle Buck, and Dutch has always been one I've enjoyed. But what do you kick off?

Many great movies.

I feel that this will be like the Cher as Catwoman rumor. I think the only reason this has surfaced is because of what Gary Oldman said during Con, that they start shooting NEXT YEAR. I bet they don't even have a finished script, they just let Gary know because you know he has to be in it.

What I thought was the most interesting was the In Memorium video, in that it did not include Juliet or Claire, and at the end; it said "they were LOST, but not forgotten", now, is that just a clever use of the show name, or a hint; and they wouldn't have spent such a long time on Charlie if that didn't mean something.

Also, they did actually answer an audience question. When someone asked if Jacob had appeared to the castaways in another form, they said "no".

Yes, definitely check out the Small Press section, there are some definite great finds there, and who knows, you may end up buying something from someone before they are discovered.

I have to agree with everything that is said above.

- If you want to see multiple panels, and they are in different rooms, first, check the time difference. If there is less than an hour between panels, choose which one you want to go to more. Odds are, you will have to show up at least 2 panels prior to even think of getting in, or longer for the bigger ones, especially those in Ballroom 20.

- The concession stands at Con are extremely expensive and the lines rival those of Hall H. Also, they definitely only take cash. I always bring a lunchbox with a sandwich and some other snacks. I'm lucky enough to live in San Diego, so I can make my food at home, but you can easily buy some food making stuff and make it in your hotel room (there is a Ralphs walking distance from the Convention Center). I usually bring a peanut butter and jelly sandwich (hey, Con makes me fell like a kid, so I should eat like one, right?). There are lots of eateries around outside the convention center. The Gaslamp Quarter is mostly comprised of restaurants.

I'm usually at Con everyday before 8am, especially if I want to see the first panel in any room. I don't think you need to camp out (okay, maybe if you want to see Twilight), but be there plenty early.

I'm really looking forward to the Big Bang Theory panel. I missed last years because it meant I couldn't go to Watchmen otherwise. I used to work with Jim when he was at USD, so it would be good to see him again.

I think he is very talented, but I don't see him as Hal. Maybe more of a Kyle...

Don't forget, you can go to an 11pm showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Thursday July 23. It is at the Lyceum Theatre, located in Horton Plaza. Tickets are only $10. The preshow starts at 11 with the movie on screen around midnight. Tickets aren't on sale yet, but there is more information at www.crazedimaginations.net.