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And the Lord sayeth, "A vampire man shall don his shorty robe and layeth in the same coffin as another vampire man and it is ass-spankingly Good." After all, the 11th Commandment was "if it feels good do it". I don't know why people ignored that one for so many centuries. It was right there all along, people.  

Openly gay writer Kevin Williamson reveals that he wants to see a gay character on his show, The Vampire Diaries. But it won't be somone currently on the show (sorry Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder fans), but a new character. Williamson says: "I don't want to do a coming-out story."  

What Would You Do? and 20/20 led ABC to yet another Friday win with adults 18-49, though NBC was close behind and the peacock network won the night in terms of most viewers of all ages. Not much to say about the slow summer Friday otherwise. It is a little bit interesting to see repeats of Bones beating out repeats of Medium not just in the demo, but also with total viewers.  

Oh, GROSS! What the fuck is this Elizabeth Bathory bullshit? Check out this BIZARRE news report about a brand new plastic surgery procedure known as Vampire Filler, which uses BLOOD to erase wrinkles!  

Last year, Sigourney Weaver was promoting "Avatar" at the San Diego Comic-Con, but she's had more than enough experience with some tough "Aliens" throughout her career. This year, though, she's touting spacemen of a different nature, in the forthcoming "love-letter" to the 'Con, Greg Mottola's "Paul." Starring former zombie-hunters and comedy team Nick Frost and Simon Pegg, "Paul" features a much friendlier extraterrestrial, voiced by Seth Rogen. Weaver is mum on "what" she is the film, but only because  

The CW is promoting its fall season hard, and beginning with last week's Comic Con, their intention is to feed us fans little bits of our favourite shows ahead of their new season premieres. And to that end, they've released trailer promos for both The Vampire Diaries and Supernatural. The Vampire Diaries trailer tends to focus on Katherine and her attempts to stir things up in season two.  

Eclipse is a considerably less frustrating film than New Moon . The bad news is that we've reached the third film in the series, and the leads still haven't learnt how to act. Nothing much has changed since we last saw them on screen.  

 

Comic Con just gets bigger every year. This year, we saw so much excellence — and crazy weirdness — our heads nearly exploded. Here's the complete guide to the best of io9's Comic Con 2010 coverage.