Nathan Fillion Talks About His Career In Film And Television During Comic-Con @ Home

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Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterNathan Fillion has been a mainstay at Comic-Con and other cons for years. In fact, during a Comic-Con@Home panel dedicated to the actor and moderated by The Rookie showrunner Alexi Hawley, a mustachioed Fillion recalls his first Comic-Con being in 2002 when he was a guest of Joss Whedon’s after he first signed on to do the cult Western sci-fi series Firefly.As one of the last panels of the first virtual iteration of the fanboy/fangirl confab came, “A

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