SDCC 2015

No, the former Firefly star isn't a grifter, he's just an actor who's tired of making his living by going to conventions to support a show that was canceled a decade ago. If that's not meta enough, the trailer also features Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, Joss Whedon and Sean Maher.

In fact you should get mad points if you can name all of the nerdy cameos.

Remember when you lived in blissful ignorance and you thought there was only one Hunger Games movie left? Well, that probably isn't the case. In the same interview with Conan O'Brien where JLaw adorably sang Cher's "Believe" (see video above), Josh Hutcherson pulled a Peeta and accidentally revealed that there may be more Hunger Games films. 

Conan asked the stars if there were any plans for a prequel or sequel to the series, to which Josh Hutcherson replied "there is. I’m sorry, I can’t say that. We’ll see what happens." Get it together, Peeta! This is why no one likes you. Learn to keep a secret!

Meanwhile, Conan provided JLaw with a swear jar and challenged her to say as many swears for charity as she could in 30 seconds. They were forced to bleep her swears for TV, but it seems like she gets pretty creative with her foul mouth:

SDCC has given us a glimpse at Mike Colter and Krysten Ritter as Luke Cage and Jessica Jones in the Netflix series Jessica Jones, and it's on fire! Literally. Luke Cage has unbreakable skin, so he'll be fine.

SDCC attendees got a look behind the scenes of the new Star Wars. Check it out!

Hope he doesn't pull for chimichangas too much.

Twitter analyzed which film panels from San Diego Comic Con were most tweeted about over the weekend, and the results may surprise you:

1. Mockingjay Part 2 (@TheHungerGames)
2. Batman vs. Superman (@BatmanvSuperman)
3. Star Wars (@starwars)
4. Suicide Squad
5. Justice League

Where on earth is Deadpool? And Come on Star Wars nerds, where were you all weekend? You even had your own special emoji! 


The top five most talked about celebrities are less surprising given Supernatural's cult following of a fandom:

1. Jennifer Lawrence
2. Jared Padalecki (@jarpad)
3. Jensen Ackles (@JensenAckles)
4. Misha Collins (@mishacollins)
5. Dylan Sprayberry (@DSprayberry)

Supernatural didn't take the crown for most talked about TV show, though; that honor went to Once Upon a Time:

1. Once Upon a Time (@OnceABC)
2. Arrow (@CW_Arrow)
3. Supernatural (@cw_spn)
4. Teen Wolf (@MTVteenwolf)
5. The Vampire Diaries (@cwtvd)

Comic Con sure has come a long way from the comic book and superhero focused gathering it once was. Which film featured at SDCC are you most excited to see?

Rick and Morgan have gone full circle.

We're not even done with Season 5:



Wait! A Hasbro apology!



Hope the break won't be as long this time.

If I had a TARDIS, I'd travel to September 19th. Get it, Doctor.





Plus, there's that surprise cameo right at the end of the trailer:

Conan O'brien's decision to host his show from the San Diego confines of the country's biggest Comic Con provides him with some unprecedented access. 

That includes this hidden footage of many actors looking to play Wolverine and replace Hugh Jackman, who's hanging up his claws after portraying Logan in about 2,000 movies.

The variety of stars wanting to join the ranks of the X Men are a lot more varied than you would expect.

Example:



That's some real access he got there. Use your Comic Con power wisely, Conan.