
Many years ago, I fought valiantly in the hot, summer sun for a coveted seat in Hall H on a Saturday. Marvel Studios was in full swing being a main event at Comic-Con. The heat was nearly too much, and I barely made it into Hall H just as Marvel started their panel. I didn’t make it. I was stuck in line near the front until Marvel’s panel ended. But spending hours in the heat meant I was stubborn and still wanted to get into Hall H. I wanted a nice, cool, dark room to relax in. And thus, I had my first experience at a Kevin Smith panel.


If you haven’t already watched Interior: Chinatown on Hulu, you really should. The story is captivating, with a cast that equally makes you laugh and feel their despair. The plot hinged on a brother gone missing and how his family and friends cope, and lunges forward with crazy twists and turns.
I’ll admit, I’m not a gamer by any means, so I had no prior knowledge on the Fallout games, so I went into the TV adaptation with no expectations. I was instantly enthralled. The cast is stellar, and the hook with the world as we know it essentially ending and dealing with figurative and literal fallout many, many years later, was captivating.