I visited the set of CBS’s vampire show Moonlight a few weeks ago. I didn’t get much unique material since all the interviews were done with the entire press group present. Still, it was a fun visit. I ended up with more photos than I could use for the articles, so I’ve posted a few extras in my new photo gallery.

The Torchwood interviews were my favorite of the Comic-Con interviews. I got to sit down and talk to the guys for a total of an hour’s worth of interviews. We could chat about the show rather than me trying to fire off questions before time ran out. It was particularly fun talking to Chris Chibnall and Noel Clarke because we got to talk about comics and TV and why my friend’s kid objected to seeing Gwen kiss the alien-possessed woman in “Day One.” (Because “she’s a bad guy!”)

For those who are wondering (someone might be), Noel Clarke is quite attractive in person. Not to imply that Chris Chibnall or the others are unpleasant to look at. Maybe it’s just the unexpected combination of good-looking actor and geeky-as-the-rest-of-us guy.

ETA: Torchwood Season 2 article.

This article comes from interviews with Sophia Myles, Brian J. White and Jason Dohring. Some additional information is from the Moonlight panel at Comic-Con.

The other, Demon Terrorists and Amoral Women: The Upcoming Season of Supernatural, features interviews at Comic-Con with Jensen Ackles, Eric Kripke, Ben Edlund and Sera Gamble.

I did several other sets of interview this year at Comic-Con, so those articles will be coming soon.

This turned out to be a very bad idea.

First, I was getting spammed with random advertisements varying from the off-topic to the obscene and the filters I had weren’t stopping the comments.

Then my site disappeared entirely, replaced with a single-line hacker message.

It seems that along with the new design concepts, the WordPress updates also included vital security updates. Turns out that not only should you change your oil every 5,000 miles and wash your hands before eating, but you should also update your software regularly.

It became easier for me to simply delete the old site and start fresh.

This blog is not going to be updated often. I don’t like talking about myself and I don’t have any writing or entertainment industry advice that you couldn’t get elsewhere from more experienced people. I also have a long list of writing projects I should be working on instead of procrastinating online. So this will mostly function as a blogroll for myself, and a reference point for when I comment to other people’s blogs. Occasionally I may feel inspired/opinionated or have actual news to share. I reserve the right to post at random.

I do not expect anyone to add/keep me on their blogroll, even if I link to you. Enjoy the obligation-free linkage.