This year, San Diego Comic-Con 2020 is coming to the privacy of your own home. That’s right! Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, SDCC has canceled its traditional, in-person event held at the San Diego Convention Center, to the online virtual platform. The 100 will have its own panel on Sunday, July 26th, and will also be a part of the TV Guide Fan Favorites panel.
What a glorious weekend Conageddon was! Held at the Hilton Boston Logan Hotel, the intimate event, Conageddon, delivered and pulled all of the stops for the most memorable and personable The 100 con experience. Brain-childed by Bob Morley, Eliza Taylor, and Zach McGowan, and pieced together by their talent manager, Mike Gillespie, Conageddon was truly a masterwork that offered informational (and interesting) panels, fun photo ops, the ultimate VIP experience, and much more. There were memories in the making that fans will reflect back in years to come, and it is all thanks to the incredible and passionate The 100 cast and the Conageddon team. The best part? It’s coming back in 2020!
The 100 leading stars, Bob Morley and Eliza Taylor, along with executive producer Jason Rothenberg will be special guests at next month’s New York Comic Con.
It was devastating and disappointing to learn that The 100 will not have a panel this year as season 5 would be still airing. On Wednesday night, July 18th, there will be a special airing of The Dark Year, which is the July 24th episode. However, The 100 will still be a part of Comic Con 2018! The fandom can take that collective sigh of relief.
Warner Brothers has unveiled their announcement for Comic Con 2018 today. Year after year, fans attend the pop culture five-day event in San Diego to see their favorite show or film panels, cosplay, and get the 411 on new shows. Yet, there will be a drift in the wind this year concerning some CW productions.
It is with a heavy heart and morose that Con-Geda 2018, The 100 convention that was to take place in June has been cancelled.
As the LA-based The 100 convention Con-Geda reels closer in (June 22nd-24th, Crowne Plaza LAX), the End of the World Events team has booked some exciting guests — both talent and crew! Con-Geda is proving that this is not just an event with the stars, but also with the behind-the-scenes people who bring The 100 to life.
On Friday, March 23rd, The 100 cast, and executive producer Jason Rothenberg attended the annual pop culture event, WonderCon. Members of the press asked questions about the upcoming fifth season, in which will probably be the most insane one of all, and had a panel filled with fan questions. Additionally, the audience was treated to a 20-minute preview of the April 24th premiere, Eden.
The United States premiere of The 100 convention, ConAgeddon had its debut in the city of Boston over the St. Patrick’s Day weekend. The two-night, two-day event, pieced together by The 100 cast themselves, and the dedicated ConAgeddon team who hope to deliver exclusivity and intimate, one-on-one appreciation and life event for the fandom–and they have done it. Very successfully.
Con-Geda is going to be a The 100 convention that fans certainly don’t want to miss out on. Yesterday, End of the World Events announced their final regular guest to the star line-up, and most recently, they’ve set up a workshop with two of the show’s producers so that participants can get a “hands-on” experience about the screenwriting process. Along with dining with the guests, panels, and more fun activities that will complete the weekend.