Gabber Foxx

I just tried to book some parking by phone, they say the paperwork hasn't been sent by the organizers yet so they can't reserve parking for the event days. It will be possible to buy parking on the day, but it will cost a hell of a lot more than the reserve prices. Go get it sorted!

I remember seeing a pro camera filming the Poison Ivy cosplayer with a microphone.

I'm sure I read it somewhere, my mistake though if I'm wrong about it, though there weren't any badges in our bags. That's why I said most. It was the feeling I got from the people around me, at least though by the end all of it was gone and replaced with content and joy.

If you want a certain chance of meeting him, buy a photoshoot ticket. :)

£10 for Early Bird Entry (paid for by my parents as a gift) £20 for Heroes Talk (paid for by my parents as a gift) £20 for Christopher Lloyd Photoshoot £20 for Jason Mewes Photoshoot (paid for by my parents as a gift) £40 on the Dealers Market £5 on food and drink Total: £65 by myself, £50 by my parents.

First off all, I would like to say that LFCC was great for the most part. I had pictures taken with Christopher Lloyd and Jason Mewes and I found some great bargains in the dealers market. Though I was saddened at John Hurt cancelling his talk half way through the day, the Aliens talk quickly made up for it and the cosplay competition was a good way to end the day as well. Now, on to the Heroes Talk. Me and my brother had bought tickets to the talk and we were looking forward to it all day. The news of Sendhil cancelling two days before the event was a let down but the promice of a autograph by a Heroes actor from a previous event made up for it. When the audience started to enter the talk area we were each given a blue bag with our promiced 'exclusive' t-shirt and signed prints. (Edit: There wasn't a exclusive t-shirt but there were supposidly two exclusive badges, which neither of us recieved.) When we and a good amount of other audience members had settled in we open our bags to find... a bright pink t-shirt with Mr. Muggles on it. If this was the design LFCC had chosen, this was a epic fail to say the least. Than we noticed other members of the audience had black t-shirts in their bags. I ask a staff member if me and my brother could swap our bags for ones with black t-shirts in and she happily swaps them, probobly sensing the dissapointment we had at the time. We look at our new t-shirts only to see that they were leftovers from the Eclipse event held earlier this year. Though we settle for this design, we were still a little dissapointed that we were just given a t-shirt advertising an event we had never been too. Than the talk started. David took his seat on the stage, says he can't reveal anything about his role in season 3 of Heroes and asks for questions. I knew that with the cancellation of Sendhil the talk would be affected, but I'll be the first to say most of the audience were expecting something more than a straight up Q&A. David coped well and was great on stage, particually when he shouted at the rest of the convention to be quiet, sang some lyrics from Jesus Christ Superstar and did a brief impression of Christopher Lee shouting "Marty!". Shortly after asking a few questions myself (a verse of Springtime For Hitler would have made my day) the session ended and the audience left with a buzz like no other. Overall, I think David handled the situation well and I wouldn't change a single thing about his performance to us. However, I feel LFCC let us down with the t-shirts and badged they promiced us and although the autographs were a good replacement for Sendhil's cancellation, bringing in another actor from Heroes at short notice would have been a lot more better. That's my view on the situation, feel free to add your feelings to the topic.