The Good Place’s fourth and final season has fans forking sad to know an ending is in sight. Many lined up starting at 7am for their noon panel. I was among them. There were others that came even earlier. And I spoke to others who lined up at 10am that never made it in the room. The Indigo Ballroom is huge. Fortunately, I lined up early enough to sit at the second row after slowly making my way forward between breaks. The benefit of enjoying comic con solo is finding that one sweet open spot in the front row.
I slowly scooted forward, making new friends. We shared comic con tips and experiences between panels. If you manage to get in the ballroom, it’s best to look over the schedule and plan to stay for the remainder of the day. It’s not easy to pop in and out of the room other than bathroom breaks unless you are staying in the hotel. I learned of shows to check out that I would’ve never learned of. What better reason to binge a show than hearing the enthusiasm from the writers, directors and actors of a show personally?
It’s sweet to see that these panels are a joy for those on stage as well as the audience.
They feel the love from their fans.
Fans asked “Which Janet is your favorite?” And “If you were to create a spin-off, which character would have their own show?”
Who knows. Maybe it’s not the forking end after all. A lot of ideas were bounced around during this panel. Hmmmmm.
JNET