In the home stretch of the Comic-Con mega-marathon Sunday afternoon, "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy and select cast members -- NOT Lea Michele and Matthew Morrison, alas -- dropped a few tantalizing glimpses of the upcoming Season 2 for a packed crowd of Gleeks in Ballroom 20.
Given that his "Family Guy" has made zillions of dollars by gleefully ignoring decorum, Seth MacFarlane shouldn't be expected to behave like a choir boy in public appearances. So during a packed session at Comic-Con International in San Diego on Saturday morning, the TV writer-producer impishly noted placards warning panelists to watch their language because minors were in the audience.
For four days, all of pop culture centers on San Diego for Comic Con -- and all sorts of things get said. Join us as we eavesdrop on the stars, the creators, the fans and more at SDCC.
