It’s been six years since Teen Wolf first graced television screens across the country, and few would have imagined the impact a show about a teenager-turned-werewolf would have on millions of viewers around the world. This week, the cast and creator headed to Comic-Con for what would be their biggest (and saddest) panel yet. Tears began to flow as the cast, creator, and fans reflected on 100 episodes of life-changing storytelling. While it’s never easy to say goodbye, we’ll get through it like a family, because that’s the greatest lesson Teen Wolf has taught
Outlander fans had a huge surprise at the end of the San Diego Comic-Con panel. Fans were expecting to watch a new trailer for season 3 which premieres September 10 on Starz; instead, they got to watch the entire first episode! The panel was moderated by self-professed superfan, Jenna Dewan Tatum. She chatted with cast members Sam Heughan, Caitriona Balfe, Tobias Menzies, Sophie Skelton, and Richard Rankin as well as the other usual suspects: author of the book series, Diana Gabaldon, show creator/showrunner Ronald D. Moore, and executive producer Maril
One of this year’s newest SDCC programs is SYFY LIVE hosted by Zachary Levi. Earlier this year, Levi announced he was not able to do his annual (and eagerly anticipated) Nerd HQ from San Diego. Lucky for fans, Levi and Syfy teamed up. Over the course of three nights of San Diego Comic Con, Levi is hosting SYFY LIVE. SYFY LIVE is an hour-long program that is taped with a live audience here at SDCC from July 20-22. The program contains news from SDCC. exclusive content, and chats with the stars
Kimmy Gatewood and Rebekka Johnson have been comedy partners for years. So, naturally, they were cast and portray GLOW‘s dynamic hairdresser duo, Stacy (Gatewood) and Dawn (Johnson) aka The Beatdown Biddies. We were excited to chat with them both about their experience on GLOW, learning some sweet wrestling moves, and to hear more about the projects they’re currently working on. PC: You both have been doing comedy—separately and together—for years. What drew each of you to it? Kimmy: I think for me movies like Singing in the Rain and