Comic-Con: It, Bad Breaking, Doctor Who and Other Great Revelations

San Diego's Comic-Con has become a hotspot for popular culture and this year's convention proves nothing different.

The Internet was sent overdrive as fandoms swallow much-anticipated film and TV screenings. celebrate the cult classics.

Here is a quick overview of the biggest news up to now.

1. We have the greatest insight yet at the new look Doctor Who

When the Doctor regenerates, this always marks the beginning of a big change in the series – a whole new look, a new assistant and this time, a whole new genre.

We all know Jodie Whittaker takes over and Comic-Con fans were treated to a glimpse of an existing Doctor at a time when the genre in film and television is a huge topic of conversation .

Chris Chibnall, who was part of a panel composed of Whittaker and his companions Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole, as well as executive producer Matt Strevens, said this series is different because it presents for the first time colored writers, as well as guest writers, directors and editors.

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The crowd was not only able to see the new trailer, but also the Doctor's new sonic screwdriver.

Whittaker revealed it to fans on stage and he seemed to have had everything made the metamorphosis, although the screwdriver still had its iconic sound, so no need to panic.

2. Breaking Bad Continues to Live!

No, you're not stumbling, it's been really 10 years since Breaking Bad hit the screens.

The tale of Walter White's transformation of chemistry professor into cancer-riddled drug suzerain – in partnership with former student Jesse Pinkman

He also turned lead actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul into superstars.

Despite the end of the five-season series ending in 2013, Paul admitted that he still lacked to play the adorable thief – but luckily he found a long life (and very cute) way of live his legacy.

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The actor proudly introduced his five-month-old daughter, Story, who has stole the star wearing the lab coat and hat that made his father famous.

The pair joined creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston (Walter White), Anna Gunn (Skylar White), Dean Norris (Hank Schrader), Betsy Brandt (Marie Schrader), RJ Mitte (Walt Jr), Bob Odenkirk (Saul Goodman) and Giancarlo Esposito (Gus Fring) to celebrate its impact … and tease the future.

We could see Walter and Jesse back on the screen, Gilligan said it would be "painfully careless" if the pair did not make an appearance on the prequel series Better Call Saul .

And as for a Pinkman / White spin-off? "Everything is possible," he said.

3. Brooklyn Nine-Nine shot down the house

Enthusiastic applause from Brooklyn's Nine-Nine distribution proves why NBC rescued the abandoned Fox show amidst a vast fan campaign.

The winning Emmy and Golden Globe sitcom addresses important topics: police and bisexual profiling. representation.

The group discusses Beatriz's character, detective Rosa Diaz, who will be out bisexual – a turning point on the American television channel.

"Dan Goor was interested in exploring the idea that Rosa might be strange … but he asked me what I thought about it," Diaz said.

"He wanted a bisexual voice in the writers room, [and] it turns out that the person they wanted to play bi was also bi."

"I was really happy to have a voice in this and, at least for me, that really reflects what is happening in my own life," she added.

4. Director Andy Muschietti was unable to attend Comic-Con because he is filming It: Chapter Two in Toronto

He has a cast of stars, including Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy and Bill Hader and is set 27 years after the first film, for reasons that we will not spoil for those who have not seen the first film.

Some teasers have been published, including a photo of the young Beverly (Sophia Lillis) with the grown-up adult Beverly (Chastain)

Although the film only starts in production for a few weeks, excerpts from the first table have been shown and a screenplay has been read for children actors.see characters gathered in a Chinese restaurant for the first time since they made a pact in the summer of 1989.

Fans of Stephen King's novel however have a little time to wait for the film, which will be released only in September 2019

5. Charmed fans had a first look at the restarted show

Actors and executive producers of Charmed's rebound of the CW network sat at Comic-Con to discuss the show, particularly how well it will follow the original.

Fans showed the pilot episode before the Q & A, which showed a lot Executive Producer Jennie Snyder Urman explained that it was a good time to restart the series because "l & # 39; original was so much about empowering women and sorority and women conquering the world and I think we need that right now. "

The original show, which lasted from 1998 to 2006, saw three sisters realize that they were witches and the same principle exists in the restart, except that they have more problems. modern to treat.

Another executive producer, Jessica O 'Toole, teased the fans about the demons that the Charmed sisters will meet, joking about a demon who had the ability to own your Fitbit , which, we all know, would be absolutely terrifying.

The show will be performed by Madeleine Mantock, Melonie Diaz and Sarah Jeffery as sisters and is scheduled to be released in October.

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