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Six, We're live everywhere on the
iHeartRadio app. Let's talk about Comic Con

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Revolution, the Inland Empire's only full
scale comic and pop culture experience. It

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returns to the Ontario Convention Center this
weekend Saturday and Sunday, May eighteenth and

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nineteenth. Comic Con Revolution is the
Inland Empire's largest comic and pop culture event.

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And let me just tell you true
Selvin, who is the Comic Con

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Revolution CEO. He joins me in
studio. We've had this conversation any number

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of times and years and it never
gets old. True, it is good

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to see you. It's good to
have you back. How have you been

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my friend? I have been good
and it's great to be back. It's

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like visiting an old college roommate.
We're just going to pick up where we

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left off my front. Absolutely,
we have one point in contention. I

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don't know if you heard our discussion. Before we walked in. I was

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talking with Mark Ronner, who is
a comic book officionado in his own right,

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Okay, I have been under the
impression that there was a distinction with

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the difference between graphic novels and comic
books. I was under and Mark says

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it's a misinformed opinion that graphic novels
and comic books are exactly the same.

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I thought that there was a slight
distation where the graphic novels might have been

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a little bit more sophisticated, they
might have been different subject matter. What

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say you? I mean, I
don't think there's a definitive answer. I

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mean, I think this is going
to be one that we can debate and

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go over for centuries to come.
But in most cases, I mean,

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a novel is going to be more
detailed, it's going to be a longer

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story, whether they skew more adult
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that's based solely on just a subject
matter, because I've seen graphic novels that

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were clearly, you know, written
for like My Little Pony. You know.

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So again the point being so,
I mean, they're two different categories,

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and they're sold to two different categories. But to me, I think

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there's a similarity that really wouldn't draw
a full distinction. Okay, fair enough.

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It's so funny you mentioned My Little
Pony. I once shared a table

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at a comic con, I think
the Emerald City Comic Con with a My

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Little Pony artist and my stuff.
I'm also a fairly prolific comic author,

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but all of filthy stuff, horror
stuff, violent stuff. By the end

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of the weekend, these guys weren't
talking to me. Why do you think

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that is, Mark? They were
traumatized by me and by the kind of

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people who came to get autographs from
me. So this is great. See

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it's funny because I was speaking to
a whole group of my little pony people

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and they had but good things to
say about you, Mark. So you

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know, I don't know what happened. Well, maybe I've turned a corner

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with the Brony's well drew. If
anything, that highlights the passion in not

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only the various art forms, but
also the conventions where we come together,

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have these types of discussions, have
these types of debates, compare notes experiences,

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and I guess that's a little sample
of what we might expect at Comic

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Con Revolution. Oh absolutely, I
mean this is actually year seven. So

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we started Comic Con Revolution back in
twenty seventeen, which when I think about

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it doesn't seem that long ago.
But when I look in the mirror,

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it feels like a century ago,
and it's grown, it's evolved and it's

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really becoming something very very special for
comic fans, for hardcore novices, for

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first timers. You're really going to
have a great time at the show.

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It's this year. We've got so
much going on, so much to discuss,

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to debate. I mean, right
off comics, We've got Adam Kuber

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coming. He's never been to Dani
Glampire. You know, the man's touched

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pretty much all the major characters you
can possibly think of, so that's exciting

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for people. We're doing a big
time Star Wars thing. We've got the

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voice actors from Clone Wars, including
Ashley Eckstein, Matt Lanter, Dee,

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Bradley Baker, you know, Anakin
Obi, Wan Ahsokatanoe, all the Clones.

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Luckily it's only one guy who are
bringing in members of the Rebels cast

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Vanessa Larjo, Tyler Gray. So
there's just so much going on with that.

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We added a couple of people recently. We've got some incredible wrestlers.

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We've got Tris Stratus and Leda coming. We've got Samoa Joe Comming who just

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lost the aw title. We've got
John DiMaggio coming. Tell Mark Ronald that

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I tell him we talk wrestling all
the time, and he acts like we

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never do and and he works on
the show, but he doesn't know the

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show. I like wrestling into wrestling. That's the whole point. You're saying,

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we need to talk wrestling more.
Here's our opportunity. Lay it on

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us, Mark, Oh, now
it's on me. My default is to

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always play the Piper's pit clip of
rowdy Roddy Piper taunting Jimmy Superflies with but

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he hits him with the pineapples,
coconuts, coconut okay, okay, knocks

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him back all the way through the
set wall, and then whips him with

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his belt. Are you satisfied now, mo, I'm satisfied. I want

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to make sure you're happy that this
show meets your standard. I think I

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need to be a guest at this
show. The interesting the interesting thing is

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the and Mark. We'll talk about
that for next year. But the interesting

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thing is the weird dynamic that wrestling
and comic fans. It's an overlap.

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It totally is an overlap. The
same origins. Yeah, I guess their

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heroes, there's villains. I guess
the storylines are that similar. And it's

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it's if you look at it You're
like, oh, what is this?

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You know, you have these incredibly
athletic people doing flips and jumps and smashing

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each other chairs, you know,
and then you've got people who are sitting

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around, you know, reading and
writing comic books. Where's the connection?

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But it is an incredible connection.
It always has been at our shows.

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By do you why do you think
superheroes have always worn capes since the thirties,

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totally totally tied to wrestling. Yeah, but if you look at wrestling

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characters, they are in many respects
larger than life. There they are accomplishing

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superhuman feats. The first time I
saw Jimmy Superfly snook off the top rope,

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I was amazed. And you look
at the athleticism today in wrestling,

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which is amazing. What people are
doing in AEW now and in WWE is

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absolutely remarkable. And it's men,
it's women. I mean, the moves,

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the flips, the aerials, it's
really truly incredible. All that as

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a precursor, we're going to get
a little bit of all of that at

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Comic Con Revolution. And I want
to go back. You said you started

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in twenty seventeen, and I remember
our previous conversations where the pandemic did you

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know favors? And I know it
did a lot of us know favors?

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And I know for a while you
didn't necessarily know what the future was going

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to hold. None of us did, but especially with this particular property,

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you didn't know what the future was
going to hold. Tell that story again,

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how you made it through the pandemic? Well, I mean, much

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like everyone, it was really just
what is this? Nobody's ever experienced anything

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like this? What do we do
have an event that sole purpose is to

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bring thousands of people in an enclosed
room? So right, so it's kind

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of like, what's the worst possible
thing you can have? There? You

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go? So we we truly didn't
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announced. And the wild thing was
that was that March. My partners James

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and Mike and I we were on
a plane flying out that night to do

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about a two month advance walk through
prep the whole thing, and I fell

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asleep and they woke me up screaming
at me. Do you know what's going

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on? And I was like,
are we going down? You know?

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And they're like, worst, don't
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do you know what's going on.
So, you know, we got there

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and I was like, what are
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to last? Like a week?
You know, a month? Come on?

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So we all thought right, and
then it became obviously this incredible experience

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in situation for everybody, but we
didn't know. But when restrictions started to

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change and things started to mellow a
little bit, we said we got to

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get something going. We can't wait
till our dates came around, and we

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jumped in on a date the convention
center had been closed, and they like,

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hey, if you could get something
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let's just do it. And we
work with the Ontario Convention Center and

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they're amazing out there. They have
this is an incredible team, and we

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put it together and people were chomping
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All the restrictions were in place,
everyone was wearing masks, we were doing

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distancing, you know, the whole
thing. But it just showed that people

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were ready to get back into it. And that was December of twenty one.

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We then came back in May of
twenty two, and then last year

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obviously in May of twenty three,
and now May of twenty four and our

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last year show was our biggest show
ever. We did a whole Avatar the

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Last A bendercast reunion had never been
done before, and people loved it.

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And this year we're tracking the same
way. They're thrilled at these Star Wars

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reunions that were bringing back. They
love the comic talent, and we're going

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to jam pack that convention Center again
this weekend when we come back. I

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would love to get into the Star
Wars reunions, given that we are in

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Star Wars Month and people are more
aware and sensitive to all things Star Wars

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in the month of May than any
other time of year. My guest right

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now is Drew Selden, who joins
me in studio. We're talking about Comic

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Con Revolution. He's a Comic Con
Revolution CEO is coming up this weekend May

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eighteenth and May nineteenth at the Ontario
Convention Center. I don't know, I'm

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gonna put him on a spot.
Are we giving away any tickets tonight?

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Yeah? Why not? Okay,
then we're gonna give away some tickets tonight.

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You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly
on demand from KFI AM six forty.

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My guest in studio right now is
Drew Seldon, who is the CEO

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of Comic Con Revolution and Comic Con
Revolution is coming to the Inland Empire the

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Ontario Convention Center this weekend Saturday and
Sunday, May eighteenth and May nineteenth.

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Let's pick it up right there,
Drew, what should people be ready for

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or not even be able to prepare
for? Because I know you have a

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lot of great guests, you have
a lot of great panel discuss what's going

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on this weekend? Okay, so
what's going on everything and anything related to

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the magic of comics and pop culture
and we're really doing some incredible stuff.

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We have three panels that I'm going
to highlight today because you're actually gonna need

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a risk man to get into them
because we're expecting to be a capacity.

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So we have a Clone Wars Reunion
panel, which is featuring our four leads

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that we're bringing in from the Clone
Wars cartoon series. And you know,

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it's an opportunity to meet the one
and only Ashley Eckstein, who is the

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voice of Ahsokatano, and she is
just unbelievable. This is a person who

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is a voice talent that got to
roll to voice a character in an incredibly

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world known popular sci fi universe called
Star Wars, and it was a brand

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new character. Did you know that
she's easy on the eyes too, Yes,

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but she is just a she's just
she's she was just referred to by

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my daughter her as a ray of
sunshine, and she really is. Because

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she loves the fans, she loves
the convention, she loves you know,

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the character that really she gave life
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And you know, Star Wars fans, you may or man out of

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heard this can be a little prickly. No, they can, they can't.

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I know. I don't want to
be the one to break this everybody,

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but you know, she came in
and it was this character that nobody

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knew what to do with. And
the popularity that she gave life to this

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character is unbelievable. There's no Star
Wars Disney Plus show without her, No,

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definitely not. It just doesn't happen, no, I mean. And

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the show was unbelievable, and they
took it in places, and she guest

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starred in the other shows. Like
I said, it really was such a

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unique. If you are in your
forties and fifties and you grew up on

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the original trilogy, and you know, Star Wars has been part of basically

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your whole life. This character was
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it wasn't from the movies, and
really she is so beloved that it's remarkable.

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So that's one thing we're Also we
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Wars panel. Excuse me, it's
a Rebels panel. Unfortunately, we had

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a couple of the people be unable
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the cast is going to be there. We have an X Men ninety seven

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panel, which most of the voice
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this is the hottest say I'm kind
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you can come. I'm still kind
of jealous, all right now. So

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those are the three panels that really
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need to really plan for if you
if you definitely want to be a part

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of because there's going to be limited
availability. Because again, once the room's

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a capacity, it's a capacity.
When you say limited availability, when you

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say the words comic con, for
some people who may not know, it

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evokes the visions of one hundred and
fifty thousand people in San Diego. That's

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their only reference point. But this
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a large slice of that feeling,
but you're not going to be as

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tightly packed. Is that fair to
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limited availability, it's because the room

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only holds five hundred people, you
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some of the rooms, you know, whatever that number is. Uh,

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So that's why I say that.
But yeah, I mean again, last

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year, we had about eighteen thousand
people circulate through the show over the weekend,

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and we're expecting about that again this
time. But it's it's that's the

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right amount of people for the Ontario
Convention Center. God. No, Why

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the Inland Empire, I know why. It's I think it's an untapped resource

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or a place where you know,
I think it's been begging for something like

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this. But when you take me
back to twenty sixteen or twenty seventeen,

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why was the decision made to go
through the Inland Empire, Well, we

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were looking for an untapped market.
You know, you could throw a darter

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to board and you're going to hit
a comic convention weekend and city fifty two

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weeks out of the year, there's
no doubt about it, and sometimes you're

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going to hit three or four.
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underserved area and a weekend that was
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the charts, we broke out the
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couple of places in the Inland Empire, home to twelve million plus people.

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They don't have to drive million,
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to the LA Convention Center, they
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Palm Springs, and it seemed,
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weekend that was going to be in
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and that's why we settled there.
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into choosing it. Wait a minute, I'm scrolling this list. Mark Greg

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the Hammer Valentine is going to be
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honky talk man Smode Joe. Look, take me back, take me back.

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And I think this is a part
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to my childhood actually almost into my
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and to be able to meet a
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special memories. Yeah, absolutely,
and it invokes those memories. And what

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I love about cons and talent that
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fans is they have a great time
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some cons and guests are sitting there
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down, and you know that they
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people in costume, and those are
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in because really that makes the experience. If you're coming to the show and

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you're getting ready to meet your heroes, your heroes have to deliver otherwise you

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walk out of there. Letdown.
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but this is a time in space
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want to meet your heroes one hundred
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listen, there's a bunch of us
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Shatner, We know what it's like
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it in. I've met it even
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reasons, I guess he just wasn't
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a lot of time with Nimoy.
Does that count? Yes? Yes?

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Does that cancel the two of you
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mean I hung out with a Huro
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there's that. Here's a contest.
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Before we go to break, I
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give away some tickets to Comic Con
Revolution. This would be a good time

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to do it. If how many
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I don't want to step on your
toes. I don't listen. What do

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you want to do? Let's have
fun? What about a family four pack?

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Cool? Okay, I'm going to
open up the lines and drewe you're

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gonna give me a number between one
and ten. Gotta go with seven.

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Call her number seven. If you're
calling number seven, a family four pack

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to Comic Con Revolution at the Ontario
Convention Center in the Inland Empire, call

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her number seven, a family four
pack to Comic Con Revolution at the Ontario

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Convention Center this weekend. You gotta
be able to go this weekend May eighteenth

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and May nineteenth, and the Inland
Empire Family four Pack is yours. If

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you are caller number seven, the
family four pack is yours. It's later

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with mo Kelly. We have another
segment with Drew Selden of Comic Con Revolution

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in just one moment. This later
with Mokelly Live Everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.

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And I'm continuing my conversation with Comic
Con Revolution CEO Drew Seldon, who

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joins me in studio. We just
gave away a family four pack. Comic

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Con Revolution is the Inland Empire's largest
comic and pop culture events. This weekend

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May eighteenth and May nineteenth, It's
returning to the Ontario Convention Center. I

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forgot to ask Tawalla who our winner
was. But from what I understand,

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very excited. Some kids will be
going in. Let's talk about the kids.

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How these conventions, these moments will
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when a kid comes in, it's
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can attest, and we have a
couple of great stories. So there was

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one of our shows, a little
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Leiah from a new Hope. So
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the hood or whatever, the white
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she was and she knew why she
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clue, but she was so happy
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that was the joy. And we
used to give out medals as for our

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cosplay contest winners, and I gave
her one of the medals for just you

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know, being incredible, and she
lit up. And even my own daughter

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who came to the show, she
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Yeah, and she was a tremendous
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and watching her light up from that. But they come dressed up, or

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they see someone dressed up, They
see Jedis, they see superheroes, they

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see jokers, you know, they
see just wild the crazy costumes that just

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boggle the mind and throw the imagination. We actually do a whole kids cosplay

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contest, so they're not compeding against
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that's hosted by two people, Ming
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who's a great friend of the company, and Angie Viper who's a professional cos

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player. And in addition to the
kids, they run the adult cosplay contest

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which is Saturday and the kids one
a Sunday, and the kids get prizes

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and again they get to parade across
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make or what they're wearing, and
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They love it. And also kids
will have an under are free by the

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way to come to the show with
a paid adult ticket. You should have

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led with that. Each year in
which I may talk to you, I

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ask you a version of this question
because I think it's relevant each and every

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year. I know that a portion
of you is still a kid, and

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I know a portion of you revels
in this. Even though you have the

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responsibility of running it, that child
inside of you still gets to enjoy it,

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right absolutely. I mean, in
the end, work is work.

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If you're happy, if you're lucky
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you're one of the luckiest people in
the world. So again, is

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it grueling? Are their headaches?
Is it stress? Of course, because

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that's what work is. But this
Saturday. I get to meet all those

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people too. I haven't met a
lot of them yet. I get to

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meet all of them, I mean
people. Also we haven't mentioned yet.

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Ross Markwan from Walking Dead is coming, Adrian Policky from The Orville, from

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John Wick from G I O G
I oh G I Joe is coming.

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It's a little late. It's a
little late, I'm saying, you know.

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And and there's also there's people from
Vanessa Marshall is coming. You know.

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We we added uh today. We
added Uh the voice the voice of

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Assage Interests from Rebels and from Clone
Wars, Nikaia Futterman, who's also in

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voice in the Sonic the Hedgehog Games. We added Christopher Judge this week from

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Stargate. Yes, and he's also
the voice of Credos from the God of

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War Games. I didn't know that, Yeah, I know that. So,

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like I said, And these people
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New Black. So, like I
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the in the last couple of days, which is exciting. So again the

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idea of continuing to build the show
until the last minute is thrilling. But

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yes, like I said, I
get to meet all these people to this

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weekend, so I can't wait.
Well. Shout out to our family four

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pack winner Kelly Copeland from Lake Elsinore, who will be taking the family to

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the event. I was being told
by Tuala that they were going crazy on

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the phone and and that makes me
feel good because I know that there's going

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to be some wonderful family memories which
are going to be made this weekend,

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which on a state for life.
Yeah, I absolutely hope. So and

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Kelly, when you get in and
you check in, please tell somebody to

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get Drew. I want to meet
you guys. I want to thank you

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for listening, and I want to
thank you for coming out very quickly.

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I know that people who didn't win
the tickets probably want to know more.

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They can go to Comic Conrevolution dot
com to get information, But let the

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last words be yours as far as
why they should come out and the whole

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point of it all. The whole
point of it all is just a great

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family fun weekend. It's a comic
con, it's a pop culture event.

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Is going to be people to meet
celebrities. There's going to be panels to

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listen to, to enjoy, to
learn, to hear behind the scenes stories

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from X Men ninety seven from Star
Wars, rebels from Star Wars, Clone

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Wars from Adrian Pelicki, who funny
enough, they're going to do She's going

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to do like a career kind of
retrospective and it's actually hosted by her brother

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who's a comic artist, and they've
actually written a comic together, so that'll

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be also fun to you know,
see your brother sister Banter who are in

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that kind of thing. There's gonna
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how to build your own lightsaber panels, there's going to be cosplay contests.

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You know. There's just gonna be
a fun general environment to enjoy to experience.

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If you're a hardcore collected, We've
got plenty of booths selling comics from

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all eras, you know. If
there's gonna be boxes mark graphic novels so

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that we'll definitely have them there too. If you need to get your stuff

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graded, we're gonna have opportunities for
that. If you need to get your

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autographs authenticated, JASA is going to
be there for that. If you're hungry,

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there's going to be food trucks for
that. Again, it's really it's

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a great weekend. Bring the family, have a great time. And also

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just to our Instagram followers, I
said I was going to announce another contest

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if you were Justice League Unlimited fan. The final episode, Superman was fighting

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dark Side and gave a wonderful speech. First person who finds me at the

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show this weekend and recites that one
to me. I've gotten a couple of

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autograph prize packages from guests and from
past years for you, so say one

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more time, just in case they
weren't ready for that. All right,

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are you ready now? Justice League
Unlimited final episode, Superman is fighting Darkseide

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and he gives a great speech slash
monologue. First person who finds me this

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weekend at the show recites it to
me. I got some autographs from past

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guests over from the last seven years. I got a little prize pack for

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you, so look on look out
for me. And these are just FROMO

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Kelly listening pastors. So that means
you have to find Drew Seldon, who

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is Comic Con Revolution CEO. Go
to Comic Conrevolution dot com. There are

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still tickets available. I can't promise
that there are a lot of tickets,

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so hurry up. Straight away.
Get your tickets right now. It is

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going to be at the Ontario Convention
Center this weekend May eighteenth and May nineteenth,

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in the center of the Inland Empire. Drew Seldon, Let's do this

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every single year. I appreciate you, and each time we may cover some

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of the same ground, but we
also cover new ground because I'm finding more

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and more people are now discovering Comic
Con Revolution and they need to know more

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about it. Yes, I love
it. I appreciate you guys having me

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on. You guys are the best, and I would love to come back

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year after year and continue to talk
about this when you and I are,

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you know, both coming here from
the old Age home, so well,

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we're getting closer to that. As
a matter of fact, that would be

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great. Jud my friend. Always
good to see you, you too,

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move, Thank you so much.
You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on

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demand from KFI AM six forty And
before we get out of here, if

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you like the fact that we give
away a lot of prizes, I know

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I am always appreciative at the opportunity
to give away prizes. Well, there's

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more coming. I promise you that
because KFI AM six forty wants to give

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you the chance to celebrate friendship and
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It's back through August fourth. Keep
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for your chance to win a four pack

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of one day one park tickets to
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I'm talking about Together Forever, a
Pixar night Time Spectacular. Better Together,

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a Pixar pal celebration. There's Club
Pixar on the Hollywood back Lot, There's

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Pixar Pals Playtime Party at the Fantasyland
Theater. You can see Pixar Pals at

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Pixar Pier and Festival marketplaces. There's
so much to do, and there's so

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much to see and experience, and
you can do it for free. Just

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keep on listening to KFI Am six
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But here's the real hint. Just
keep on listening to Later with mo

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Kelly because you know we love to
give stuff away. And before we get

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out of here. I do need
to go around the room because we haven't

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really checked in to figure out what
everyone is watching these days. Stephan,

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What is on your television watch list
right about now? I actually just finished

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Baby Reindeer, which is apparently a
true story about a crazy stalker. That's

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not a spoiler, that's right in
the beginning. But it's one of those

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shows where you're like, okay,
another one, but three episodes in they

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start developed, or they start going
back in the character's background and it gets

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crazy dark, really dark. And
it's only it's a limited series, so

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it's only like eight episodes. Real
easy binge for a weekend. All right,

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all right, what about you?
Mark Ronner? I actually popped in

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on the show Fush was just talking
about and it was a bit much for

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me. I backed right out.
You the horror fan. There's some stuff

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in there that made me a little
uncomfortable. Anyway. I have been catching

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up with Curb Your Enthusiasm. The
final season has wrapped, and when you

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had Marcia Collier in talking text stuff. There's the funniest part in the first

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episode of the final season where Larry's
trying to talk to Siri and get directions

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in his car and he loses his
mind, and then he starts shouting and

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swearing at her and calling her names
that we can't say here on the public's

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airwaves. You must see this.
Oh, we can say it. We

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just wouldn't be able to say it
again the next day because we would be

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suspended. It would be replaced.
Yes, yes, we are all very

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much replacement Curb. Your enthusiasm is
still hilarious. What twelve season's in?

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I gotta ask Robin. I don't
know if you can hear me. Robin

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is also working on The Ones and
twos. What are you watching on TV

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or streaming these days? Elizabeth?
Oh? Yeah, Now, I we've

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had Cary Preston on the show before
Equalizer. We have a tie to both

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of those shows. Carry Preston has
been on the show with us before.

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And also Vanessa Herron, who used
to work as an editor here at KFI.

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She writes for The Equalizer and the
last two I think the most recent

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episode. She wrote that episode.
So I'm glad that you're supporting The Equalizer

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because you're basically supporting KFI. One
person removed, Vanessa Herrin, who used

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to work here in the news department. I like The Equalizer. Now,

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I wonder would you be open to
this? Have you seen The Equalizer of

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movies? I think the first one? Okay, there was talk about possibly

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combining both Queen Latifa and Denzel Washington, who I'm just telling you that it's

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out there where they would have Queen
Latifa like the niece of Denzel Washington's Robert

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McCall character. Look, it's all
about money, and they would be able

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to monetize both franchises. I just
say it's a good idea. I said,

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it's an idea of being bandied about. I'm curious about the Queen Latifa

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show because just as a matter of
principle, I wasn't watching it because I

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love the Edward Woodward Show. So
Edward Woodward is just a fun name to

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repeat to yourself until it's completely meaningless. Woodward, which name was that?

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Edward Woodward? How is the Queen
Latifa version of The Equalizer? Can she

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sell it with the violence and stuff? I don't know if she can because

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it's a TV show and you're limited
as far as what you can say,

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what you can do. She has
had some fight scenes, but it's broadcast

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television, you know. The limitations
of broadcast television, of course, but

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you got to remember the original Equalizer. He was kind of an elderly man

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when the show took place, and
so it wasn't like those fights were completely

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realistic. Basically, you'd have to
get up close enough to somebody tone him

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in the crotch or something. Well, to Denzel Washington's credit, he's done

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a pretty admirable job of trying to
sell it. This last one I wasn't

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a fan of. He had really
slowed down, I mean really slowed down.

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Yeah, there's only so much you
can cover up with with the fight

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choreography. Yeah, and quick cuts
in the editing. I've seen all the

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all three of Denzel's Equalizer movies,
and they're terrible, but they're fairly The

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first one was good. The first
one is laugh out The second one was

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was was horrible. I can barely
do this with you. The first the

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first one was like an advertisement for
home Depot, first of all, which

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offended me just to the home marked. It wasn't home Depot with homemarked.

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I was defended all the way down
to my DNA by that alone. But

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no, it was it was laugh
out loud, silly. The slow motion

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shots of him getting ready to mix
it up with people. Come on,

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that's the whole thing. He looks
at his watch and counts down and got

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like nine seconds before he you know, rubbed everyone out. Not a fan,

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I'm a fan of violence. So
if you could just fast forward to

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those parts, it had plenty of
violence in that movie. They had drill

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bits and I'm sorry, go ahead, Robin Oh the streaming platform, Oh

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deja fou. That's That's actually one
of my preferred Denzel Washington movies. I

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actually wish they did a sequel or
an update to it, because I would

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like to hear more about that story. It's quasi time travel. I say,

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quasi. You have to see the
movie to know this not really time

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travel, but they're trying to undo
an event. I think that's on two

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B right now, isn't it?
Probably is. I mean it's been out

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forever, so, I mean you
can probably find it a number of places.

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But it was really underrated, underrated. Have you seen it? Mark?

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It's not I would recommend. I
don't remember because during that period was

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he did fallen around that time and
I like falling too, and I remember

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I think I fell asleep seeing Fallen
at a drive in and I was with

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the long Suffering One and she was
petrified with fear because it's kind of a

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creepy movie. It is like,
how could you sleep through that? So,

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yeah, that one's on me.
Okay, I gotta go back.

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And man, you're not a good
judge of movies. I can see that.

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I'm not a good partner in a
movie either. Apparently. Well that's

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between you and the long Suffering One. I won't get in that. Well,

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and you now we see all tomorrow? You know what tomorrow is?

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Name that movie? Cult classic,
no theme, but a lot of fun.

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