Subsequent years saw “Make a Scene” panels for Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People, Tales of Monkey Island, and Poker Night at the Inventory. The last one was in 2011, when Jon Sgro’s laptop spectacularly crashed in the middle and no scene was produced. 😭

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Next up was PAX in Seattle, where we debuted an ambitious panel called “Make a Scene with Telltale” that would return to the show for the next several years. With audience participation, we quickly wrote a script and recorded voices. Then a couple of choreographers went to work while we did Q&A.

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For Comic-Con, we also created a print version of our newsletter, the Telltale Interloper. It was printed by the same local shop that did the Alien Love Triangle Times for the case file, and included a Season Two announcement, Dear Max advice letters, and news about Telltale's CSI and Bone games.

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We don’t know what happened to the Sam & Max suit. We have seen a couple of videos, like this one (presumably from Gamescom 2007), but its ultimate resting place is unknown. Hopefully it’s enjoying a comfortable retirement, on a beach with Mai Tais.

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Fun fact: One of the guys beating up on the Sam & Max suit midway through the video is Clark Duke, who went on to play an intern on The Office (among other roles).

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