SDCC17 Con Man Panel: Live Blog

Alan Tudyk started the Con Man spotlight panel at San Diego Comic-Con with an announcement that [...]

By Joe Schmidt

Alan Tudyk started the Con Man spotlight panel at San Diego Comic-Con with an announcement that the series was going to be aired on SyFy. With its third season set to premiere, Tudyk played a clip of the series portraying the culture of conventions through the eyes of celebrities.

The show will air from its first season and will likely censure a few of the F-bombs that are frequently dropped.

After the teaser finished, Alan Tudyk introduced Tricia Helfer, Casper Van Dien, Amy Acker, Nolan North, and PJ Haarsma standing behind a cardboard cutout of Nathan Fillion.

Tudyk talked to the cast members about their individual characters, talking about how their most famous roles influenced their portrayals on Con Man.

Con Man Musical

After relaying some anecdotes about some memorable Convention stories, Tudyk mentioned the Con Man musical episode with Lou Ferrigno. He then made his guests don costumes for an impromptu recreation of the musical called "I'm With Stupid."

Everyone wore different hats while Tudyk assigned roles. He then brought out a fiddle player to provide the music, performing the number called "Turn Around And Bang."

With a few backup dancers and some audience participation, Tudyk tapped his way across the stage and earned a few cheers from the audience and brought the panel to a close.

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