We talk with Will the Thrill about Shatner, Shatfest, Shatner dirt and Miniskirts, Monsters, and Mascara! We are dubbed "undone fans" Lincoln talks with us Paul talks with us Our stage show and a wrap-up of the fabulous event
Interview with Some Guy, AKA Greg Recap of the museum, the rides, the food, and the backstage tour Our opinion: it rocked
Birthdays - information from IMDB Grace Lee Whitney: April 1, 1930 William Shatner: March 22, 1931 Leonard Nimoy: March 26, 1931 Majel Barrett: February 23, 1932
Parkway Theater AT THE PARKWAY - 1834 Park Blvd. Oakland, CA 94606
It's the return of of the ever-popular SHATFEST: Thrillville's Tribute to William Shatner, which of course means his hysterical homicidal hipster classic IMPULSE (1974) and, naturally, his immortal rendition of "Rocket Man" plus the usual load of Shat. Admission: $6
2 eps: The murder case from Clue, beautiful Bethany, Tom Selleck, Gracie Jane, Alan loves Shirley, and lots of swallowing 2 more eps: Too much law, more Alan and Shirley, live fat boy wrestling, Denny has cheap sex, mysterious massages, androg-o-woman, Jerry Espenson, pumpkins, and Scientology Email from Francine and a great dream from Greg We're going to Vegas to see the Star Trek Experience! And we're going to see Impulse at the Parkway Theatre Nov 9 Finally, a musical treat from Monty Python
A 50th anniversary surprise clip from David and Charlie at the Comic Makers Podcast A little more con wrapping up And now we have a Flickr account with LOTS of pictures! And here are more media Bill has conquered:
The party in our room; meeting some old friends in the audience; Leonard, Bill, and Greg; and the long drive home. Crowning achievement: Bill says "Look at his butt?"
Look at the cute little butts! Photo courtesy of Lyrastar, who got Bill and Leonard to sign these dolls
What happens? We go to a con and the newspaper reports on our room party!
Becca Costello's wonderful article on Creation Con appears in the Sacramento News and Review. She talked about some guys named Bill and Leonard, too.
Favorite quote: “There were flimsy sets, cheesy costumes and sometimes bad plots, but Bill always gave 110 percent,” she (LT) concludes. “He never phoned it in.”
Thanks to everyone who came to the party. We're all famous now!
Click on the image for more information. We'll be giving you all the news as we get it, plus one show done each night of the con. Let us know if you're going to be there!