- Of the 10 Must-See events at Comic-Con 2007, Film School Rejects lists Kevin as their #6 item :
That President guy may be known as the “leader of the free world,” but that is nothing compared to Kevin Smith — the leader of the geek world. One of Comic-Con’s most favored sons holds one of his famous Q&A sessions. And as the Comic-Con schedule explains, he will be talking about anything he damn well pleases. I think we can all handle that.
- Variety has a great (but far too short) article on Kevin’s speech for Google’s Santa Monica Speaker series:

HOLLYWOOD — Google’s Santa Monica Speaker series hit the Fairmont Miramar Hotel Thursday with an open bar for the techies and director Kevin Smith.Google’s engineering director Thomas Williams introduced Smith to the computer crowd as one of their own: “He has two websites, 20 podcasts and a MySpace blog.”
Smith wasted no time in saying, “The crowds I usually talk to, most of them don’t have jobs. I don’t know shit about tech — unless it’s what’s your favorite porn site.” On other things tech — Smith went on to say he was ambivalent about piracy (”I used to buy scripts and bootleg movies”) and that he had just gotten an iPhone (”I waited in line on opening day — they applauded you when you bought it — they never did this when I bought a Sprint phone.”)
Smith fought off “Fight Club” scripter Jim Uhls’ probing questions about the value of watching movies on something as small as an iPhone by saying, “They could project it on somebody’s areola and I’d watch.”
- Comics Continuum runs a screengrab of an upcoming animated Kevin cameo — He’ll be appearing in the direct-to-DVD Superman Doomsday movie, a bit of fun irony for fans like us, since we know this is the storyline on which his famous Supes film script was based. We’re looking forward to seeing the whole thing, of course — If anyone catches it at Comic-Con, drop us a line! The rest of the world gets it on September 18th.
- It’s no secret that we’ve always been big fans of Jason Lee and his brilliant work, and we think that “My Name Is Earl” is the funniest thing on TV right now — So it’s with a great deal of excitemnet that we bring you all the details on the upcoming Season 2 release of the show on DVD. TVShowsOnDVD has the entire press release and cover art. The set features all 23 episodes, more bloopers, commentary tracks, deleted scenes, and featurettes.
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