About Comic-Con

Nerd mothers, lock up your nerd daughters. Comedy Central is going to Comic-Con! We've got a bunch of events and panels planned, but the best part is Comedy Central Insider will be covering the convention live so you don't miss out on the most important Twilight-panel related announcements.

Let's run down all of the Comedy Central events going on:

• Friday, July 23: Ugly Americans panel (Room 25ABC)
10:00-11:00 a.m. Join David M. Stern (Showrunner and Executive Producer), Dan Powell (Executive Producer), Jeff Poliquin (Supervising Producer), Devin Clark (Producer and Series Creator), Aaron Augenblick (Director of Animation), Matt Oberg (voice of Mark Lilly), Kurt Metzger (voice of Randall Skeffington) and Randy Pearlstein (voice of Leonard) for a behind-the-scenes look, a sneak peek into the return of new episodes in October, Q&A and more of COMEDY CENTRAL's new original animated series. One audience member will be selected to be drawn into an upcoming episode. [ED Note: I hope they pick the ugliest audience member]

• Saturday, July 24: Futurama panel (ballroom 20)
12:45-1:30 p.m. Join the cast and crew in celebrating "Futurama's" triumphant re-return to the airwaves! World-premiere footage will offer an exciting and informative glimpse of Comic-Con in the year 3010. Panelists include Executive Producers Matt Groening and David X. Cohen, cast members Billy West, John DiMaggio, Katey Sagal, and Maurice LaMarche, writers Ken Keeler and Patric M. Verrone, and director Crystal Chesney-Thompson and animation Producer Claudia Katz.

• Saturday, July 24: COMEDY CENTRAL Live @ Comic-Con from the House of Blues
7:00-9:00 p.m. (doors open at 6:00 p.m.) Comedian Pete Holmes ("Ugly Americans") will host a special evening of free comedy including exclusive sneak peeks from COMEDY CENTRAL's new shows and more with performances by "Ugly Americans" cast members Maria Bamford, Kurt Metzger, Matt Oberg and Randy Pearlstein; Chris Gethard and Horatio Sanz, stars of the new series "Big Lake," premiering Tuesday, August 17; Nick Swardson, whose new series "Pretend Time with Nick Swardson" premieres Tuesday, October 12; and Adam DeVine from the forthcoming series "Workaholics" (1Q 2011). The House of Blues is located at 1055 5th Avenue and attendees must be 18 to enter and 21 to drink.

Not only do we have two big panels planned, but we also have a bona fide party/show planned at the House of Blues! I will be there all weekend long, asking the hard-hitting questions ("Where were you on the date of June 23, 1999?" "Drawing a self-published comic book no one read!") and bringing you blog posts, pictures and tweets live from the convention floor.