BotCon Schedule of Events Announced

Thursday, May 21st, 2009 7:30PM CDT

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BotCon.com had a major update today, complete with the official schedule of events for BotCon 09 and yet another special guest announcement! As they did in 2007 for the release of the first movie, ROTF writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman will be attending the convention again this year.

Update 5/21/09 - The writers are coming, the writers are coming! Roberto and Alex will be joining us at BotCon on Friday (May 29th) for a special Transformers Movie Q&A panel and autographs later in the afternoon...Read More!

Also, we have posted the Official BotCon 2009 Schedule of Events...Click Here!

Credit(s): Botcon.com

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Re: BotCon Schedule of Events Announced (924797)
Posted by JEDI ALCHEMIST on May 22nd, 2009 @ 12:35am CDT

PETER CULLEN?! My god. Truly the best botcon ever.

Re: BotCon Schedule of Events Announced (924922)
Posted by mew2057 on May 22nd, 2009 @ 9:22am CDT

Weird Al and David Kaye in one panel? Yes this will truly be awesome.

Re: BotCon Schedule of Events Announced (924925)
Posted by Prime Evil on May 22nd, 2009 @ 9:36am CDT

mew2057 wrote:Weird Al and David Kaye in one panel? Yes this will truly be awesome.

And I assume much hilarity will be present.

I can't wait for this panel!!

Re: BotCon Schedule of Events Announced (924982)
Posted by ponycorn on May 22nd, 2009 @ 12:38pm CDT

Yes! I had read about the Early Bird General admission in the Master Collector ad, but seeing it on the official BotCon schedule is somehow more assuring. $50 per the MC ad, doing that this year.

Looks like the Saturday panels and signings are pretty much open to general admission atendees, except for the Weird Al autographs.

Very curious about the IDW and Hasbro panels as far as information goes. :-?