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Note: The times are not listed for the below panels, however we do plan on posting the complete scheduling gird. We will not post our time slots grid, until Dragon Con has finalized our schedule.

YOU WILL NOT GET THE TIME SLOTS OR KNOW THE TIMES OF PANELS UNTIL WE DO. Do not ask for the times and days of panels, we don’t have them so you won’t get them. Not to sound rude, but some people need thing spelled out.

We are still working on Dual Programming slot times, for panels that will be going on in our track room during larger panels, thus the schedule is still subject to change and more panel content may be added to this panel list.

FOR PANELISTS: If you would like to be a panelist, please select from the panel list below the panels you would like to be on. IF you are selected and the finalized schedule comes out, and you can’t do the panel because you have something else to do, we will take you off the panel. We don’t mind and understand that people what to go to things. We won’t be mad.

Panelists will be selected based on the content of there application. Even if we know you, you need to complete the form full and to your best ability.

EMAIL IT, WHEN YOU ARE DONE TO: britishmediadirector@gmail.com

PANELIST DEADLINE IS July 10^th, 2010

The New Year brings change as the BT programming expands to include new series and subjects. Come meet the gang and get a fun start to your weekend!

A panel with everything you want to know about classic and contemporary British SF in Literature.

On screen he’s Rhys from Torchwood. Off screen he’s s a funny, versatile actor. Go inside The Hub and spend an hour in conversation with him.

Sylvester McCoy was the enigmatic 7^th Doctor before the classic series was cancelled. Here’s a look back on his tenure on the show.

These two producers of classic Doctor Who drove the series in its Golden Age & left their mark on the new series’ production team.

Did you see the reboot of The Prisoner series on AMC? Did you like it? This is the annual gathering to discuss all things Prisoner.

Join us for a discussion about the similarities and differences between David Tennant's and Matt Smith's portrayal of the iconic Doctor.

Over the last decade panel shows have become a fixture on UK telly. The crew from needcoffee.com explains why these shows are such fun to watch.

The Doctor Who Universe has its themes: love, confusion, but that stuff isn’t as interesting as this theme. Join us as we examine that which is the Gay Themes of Doctor Who.

It’s like watching the British Television in the US! Each night will feature different programming with a few surprises! Come join us for Brit Night at the Telly!

This popular panel covers the latest in Doctor Who books, audios, comics and digital media.

Anglotopia.net is the site to check out for ex-pats & Anglophiles alike. This broad ranging panel is about the site and all things culturally British that are on the Net.

Needcoffee.com gives a critical analysis & a broad survey of opinions about Matt Smith’s 1st season as the Doctor and the return of Torchwood.

In the costuming tradition of Dragon*Con, we bring you a panel where creative and talented costumers strut their stuff and explain how they constructed their amazing outfits.

Needcoffee.com’s The Sound Board breaks down the complex & evolving UK music scene and discuss why Brit music is so popular on these shores.

Frazer Hines & Kai Owen are each prolific talents. As a duo they are a hilarious tour de force of fun & mayhem in the Whoniverse.

Come with us to the Zooniverse with Vince Noir and Howard Moon. Its unique humor has won fans the world over. This show is currently on Adult Swim.

Sherlock Holmes is an enduring character that has lasted for generations. This panel examines the many versions of the detective in British media.

A galactic showdown 40 years in the making. Fans of both series have stood on distant shores of the universe. Now we bring them together.

What could be better than watching British television on a Saturday night? No need for PBS here! Tonight's theme: "Laugh your Ascot Off!"

Robin Hood’s story has been told countless number of times. This panel features all things Locksley and the different incarnations of the hero from Sherwood Forest.

We’ve had stories of Camelot and here’s a discussion about the BBC series Merlin. (81 characters)

Get inside the Torchwood hub with Rhys as Kai Owen regales his fans with memories of the show and discusses his career.

Shakespeare's stories are nigh universal, appearing repeatedly in new forms. His timeless characters and themes have had a great effect on British media.

It’s all about Season 5 with Steven Moffat and Matt Smith as the eleventh Doctor. Tell us what loved and hated about the new season. Bow ties ARE cool!

There’s this vampire, a werewolf and a ghost all living in a flat together, and no this is not a British comedy.

From his humble beginnings from raising Hell to sailing the seas in the Hours, the works of author, artist and filmmaker Clive Barker remain relevant today.

Our final night of British television goodies and it’s a good one! Tonight's theme, "Classic is the Best!"

Survivors was a unique twist on the average post apocalyptic universe. Come as we chat about the new series in all its suede umbrella corporation glory!

We are bringing them together one more time to discuss everything in the Whoniverse.

Space Core Directive 34124 clearly states that everyone must attend today’s panel. Catch up on the newest rumors about the new series of Red Dwarf.

New series of all types have made a mark on British media this year. What’s coming next? Our panel of die hard tellyheads will keep you in the know.

A fond farewell to BritTrack 2010. Shed no tears, we need to look dignified. Very British!