San Diego Comic-Con is this week!
From July 9-12, over 130,000 fans will head out to the San Diego Convention Center dressed as their favorite pop culture icons, to get exclusive swag, indulge in pop-up exhibits, and for the chance to rub elbows with the stars of some of their favorite movies and TV shows.
Now in its 48th year, one of the biggest draws is getting into one of the two main venues, Hall H and Ballroom 20, where panels for some of the most-anticipated movies and TV shows take place.
Big announcements are expected from Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, "The Walking Dead" crew, and more over the next few days.
Business Insider will be on the ground to take in the entire scene.
What can you expect to hear from SDCC 2015?
Here are the biggest panels we're excited to see.
Some new footage of "Sherlock"
When: Thursday 7/9, 3:45 PM PST
It's been well over a year since the third season of "Sherlock" aired.
If you've been impatiently and anxiously awaiting the fourth season to return in 2016, the panel should hopefully deliver some footage of what to expect along with some long-awaited answers after the cliffhanger season 3 finale.
Did we miss you "Sherlock"? You bet.
The "Game of Thrones" panel
When: Friday 7/10, 2:30 PM PST
Is Jon Snow alive or isn't he?
Surely, we won't get any answers to the season five ending; however, the cast and crew will probably divulge on some behind-the-scenes stories and give hints at what's in store for season six.
Maybe we'll even get an update on when the next book, "The Winds of Winter," is coming out.
The "Hannibal" panel
When: Saturday 7/11, 5 PM PST
The critically acclaimed NBC series was recently canceled. Netflix and Amazon have both turned it down for a fourth season.
With hopes for the show's future dwindling, this could be one final hurrah for Fannibals to unite. Who knows, maybe there even find out if their beloved show will live on for a fourth season elsewhere.
At the least, there will probably be some fond memories shared by the cast and creator Bryan Fuller.
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