G&G FWP Poll

[starfish]

I voted for Who, unless you really want to watch the movie, I sure you can run into cast members around.

[panicked]

Who for sure, although meeting the black and blue power rangers sounds neat too. But I'm much more Whovian than ranger.

[Dusky]

My vote is for Power Rangers but I'm sort of a **cough**huge**cough** Sentai nerd. 

[BlackCanary]

Doctor Who, obviously.  

[Deleted]

I'm too old for Power Rangers, I just remember it being a "thing" amongst the children (I was in Junior High) and being all W.T.F. this is the stupidest thing EVAR! So my personal vote would be Who. BUT. BUT. If you're a PR kid, then that actually would probably be neat. So I abstain.

[Pippin]

I'd be all over the Power Rangers buuuuuttt I'm not a Doctor Who fan so there's that too.

[niemand88f]

I'm a Doctor Who fan but I'll always choose panels with cast members over ones with randoms talking about a show/movie. They can be fun of course but I'd rather see someone who actually was involved with the show. So I vote Power Rangers!

Let us know how it was - whichever you ended up seeing

[dr.girlfriend]

Feb 28, 2015 17:27:48 GMT -5 loonylunalovegood said:

Feb 28, 2015 17:18:55 GMT -5 loonylunalovegood said:

So it ended up being neither. We went to one panel and then we're planning on staying in the auditorium for Power Rangers, but they kicked us out because weren't VIPs. We walked around to stand in line and the lone was way down the road already. I probably would have stayed but my H was finished. Whomp Whomp.

ANDPLUSALSO, we went back to the convention center for the Doctor Who panel and the room was a 127 capacity room and the line wrapped around the hall 3 times by the time we got there. They said they would do it 2 times, possibly 3 times in a row, but we would have barely made it in the third time there were that many people in the line.

TL:DR, our local con needs a bigger convention center and better planning.

Ugh -- our experience at New York Comic Con was like that -- crazy crowded, making it uncomfortable to even walk around the floor, and no chance of seeing any panels.  The Philadelphia Comic Con was fantastic -- breezed on into panels (even ones like Matt Smith and Karen Gillan, Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk, and Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie), could stay in the main auditorium between them, and the floor was nice and open, even on a Saturday.  We're even taking the kiddo this year I think.