FenCon VII - September 17-19, 2010 - Dallas, Texas

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A Fan-Operated Science Fiction and Fantasy Literary and Filk Convention in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area

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Watch this space: Jay Epps has the remote control this year and he has some crazy, exciting stuff on tap for 2010. More details coming real soon now.


Video Room Hours:

  • Friday: opens at 12:00pm, closes at 2:00am
  • Saturday: opens at 8:00am, closes at 2:00am
  • Sunday: opens at 8:00am, closes at 4:00pm

                                              

 

FFriday

12:00 PM
Frankenstein (1931)

2:00 PM
The Invisible Man

3:30 PM
The Twilight Zone

4:00 PM
Wild Wild West

5:00 PM
Legend: "Birth of a Legend"

7:00 PM
Max Headroom

8:00 PM
Sherlock

9:30 PM
The Prestige

11:00 PM
Evil Dead: The Musical

1:00 AM
The Dragon Lives Again

2:30 AM

 
 

SSaturday

8:00 AM
Saturday Morning Cartoon Block

10:00 AM
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

11:00 AM
Gidorah: The Three Headed Monster

1:00 PM
IHOD Open Meeting

3:00 PM
USS Trinity River Open Meeting

5:00 PM
D/FW Browncoats present Serenity

7:00 PM
Stargate Universe Special Presentation

9:00 PM
Fencon Cabaret Simulcast

11:00 PM
Near Dark

1:00 AM
Technotise: Edit I

2:30 AM

 
 
 

SSunday

8:00 AM
Sunday Morning Cartoon Block

10:00 AM
Quark

11:00 AM
Stargate SG-1

12:00 PM
Moon

2:00 PM
The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra

4:00 PM

 


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