By Jamie Ruby

Fox's hit series, Sleepy Hollow, is getting closer to its midseason finale, and in preparation, Nicole Beharie, who stars as Lieutenant Abbie Mills, recently talked to the digital media about the series.

Beharie talked to SciFi Vision about how Hawley (Matt Barr) is slowly changing his ways as the season progresses. "The nature of Hawley’s character is he’s an arms dealer. He’s like a black market dealer, so he should expect to be paid for his time. But I think that slowly the witness pair, Crane (Tom Mison) and Abbie, are both working on pulling on his heartstrings. He has warmed up to Crane. I think you all saw in Club Twerk, when the succubus actually took him over and then took him back to the docks, he realized that there are much bigger things at stake, and that the money isn’t actually going to save him.

"Then when it comes to Abbie, I think they have just a really strange but kind of saucy relationship, where she knows what he wants, and he knows what she wants, and they just barter and bargain to both get at least a semblance of what they are looking for."

By Jamie Ruby

Actor Nicholas D'Agosto joins the cast of FOX's Gotham, starting Monday, November 17th, as Harvey Dent, who will eventually become the villain Two-Face.

The actor recently sat down with the media to talk about his time working on the series.

D'Agosto talked to SciFi Vision about his research into the character and how he tried to differentiate his version from previous ones. "I would say that I didn’t go watch a lot of the movies, because in my past experience, I haven’t found that watching other actors do the role has been really valuable, because part of the problem with that, is that you start to think that that version of the character is in the version that’s in front of you, and it’s not. They’ve written a new character, and he has new stakes and ambitions and things driving him, so I try not to go just watch other people. But what I did do was just do as many Google searching of different comic sites and history sites and go through the arc of, the condensed, essentially Cliffs Notes versions of all the things that Harvey Dent has done and all the different iterations of Batman.

Recently it was announced that Syfy's new hit series, Z Nation, was officially renewed for a second season. The show follows a group of survivors in a zombie apocalypse, who fight not only to stay alive, but also to deliver a possible cure to a lab in California, in the form of a man, Murphy, who is the only one to survive a zombie bite.

The actor, who stars as Murphy, Keith Allan, recently sat down with Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview to talk about his role.

Allan was working as a stage manager for The Asylum before he got his big break. "I'm an actor and have been for many, many years, and sometimes you're working as an actor, and sometimes you're not. There were a few years where I was needing work, and so I needed to get a day job, because I wasn't making a living as an actor.

By Jamie Ruby

In preparation for the newest episode of Grimm, "Dyin' on a Prayer," which airs this Friday on NBC, Silas Weir Mitchell talked to the digital media yesterday in a conference call.

Mitchell talked to SciFi Vision about how other Wesen aren't going to like Monroe and Rosalee being married, and how that will affect them. "One of the things that these writers are able to do, is marry the world that we live in, you and I, with the world of Grimm, where you can paint these psychological social issues with a kind of richer brush than you can if you're completely bound to reality or our reality.

"So this mixture that they've come up with allows for this type of storytelling, and I think that it will be complicated for us as characters, because that's true to life. Even though we're in this imaginary world, I think one of the things the writers do really well, is use benefits of [that]."

Last month, FX premiered it's newest installment in the anthology series, American Horror Story, with American Horror Story: Freak Show. The series follows a group of sideshow performers in 1952 in the town of Jupiter, Florida, one of the last remaining freak shows in America. Angela Bassett stars as Desiree Dupree, a woman with three breasts.

The actress recently talked to the media about her newest role on the series, including working with Michael Chiklis, who plays her husband, Dell Toledo, the challenges of wearing prosthetic makeup for the series, and more.

SYFY CELEBRATES THANKSGIVING WEEKEND WITH HELIX BLACK GOO FRIDAY MARATHON

ORIGINAL EPISODES OF Z NATION AND HAVEN

SCI-FI HOLIDAY MOVIE MARATHONS

NEW YORK – November 11, 2014 – Syfy will celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with a Helix Black Goo Friday marathon, all-new episodes of the popular series Haven and Z Nation, and a two-day festival of iconic sci-fi films.

Syfy will kick off the movie fun on Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 27 beginning at 9:30AM (ET/PT) with 2001: A Space Odyssey, followed by Star Trek Nemesis, Space Cowboys, Stargate and Poseidon.

To get fans ready for the return of Helix, Syfy will telecast the entire first season of the hit drama on Friday, November 28 from 6AM-6PM. The Black Goo Friday marathon features cast interviews as well as a never-before-seen sneak peek of Season 2, which premieres Friday, January 16 at 10PM.

SYFY AND UNIVERSAL CABLE PRODUCTIONS ANNOUNCE KEY ROLES FOR THE MAGICIANS

PILOT FOR SERIES BASED ON LEV GROSSMAN’S INTERNATIONAL BEST SELLING NOVELS TO BEGIN FILMING THIS DECEMBER IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW YORK – November 6, 2014 – Syfy and Universal Cable Productions have cast Stella Maeve (Chicago PD), Hale Appleman (Teeth) and Arjun Gupta (Nurse Jackie) in key roles for the upcoming pilot The Magicians, an adaptation of Lev Grossman’s beloved #1 New York Times best-selling book series, which begins production in New Orleans this December.  Acclaimed independent film producer Mike Cahill (I Origins, Another Earth) is signed on to direct. 

Stella Maeve will play the beautiful and confident Julia, a wealthy and brilliant Ivy-Leaguer who seems destined for success. But Julia’s future plans are forever altered after she is denied admittance to the mysterious Brakebills College for Magical Pedagogy. Unaccustomed to failure, Julia finds life meaningless now that the possibilities of a previously unseen magical world have been denied to her. But she may get another chance to pursue a career in magic when she’s recruited by a secret society.  Maeve can currently be seen in a recurring role on the NBC series Chicago PD. She most recently starred in the independent features Dark Summer opposite Keir Gilchrist, All Together Now, which premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival, and Independent Spirit Award-winner Starlet.  Previously, Maeve co-starred with Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart in The Runaways. Maeve is repped by Paradigm Agency and Principato-Young Entertainment.

This season Syfy premiered their new reality show Town of the Living Dead, which follows a group of people in Jasper, Alabama trying to make a zombie movie. Using their sweat and tears and not much in the way of a budget, the group struggled for six years to try to create their film Thr33 Days Dead when Syfy came to the rescue. The quirky team eventually made it through, taking the knowledge with them that the network would air their film upon completion. The documentary is their story.

The producer Tina Teeter recently talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about their time making the film.

Teeter talked about how she became involved in creating the film. "Originally I had acted for many years; I did theater. And I actually got involved with this by going into RadioShack to buy my daughter a phone for Christmas. And I met John M. Ware; he's the director and the writer. I met him, and he mentioned to me he had a little bit part that he would like for me to do, which is mom in the movie, and I wanted to be a zombie. So that's how I became involved; I basically just wanted to be a zombie, a bit part.

Recently NBC premiered its new series, Constantine, based on the popular DC Comics series Hellblazer. Matt Ryan stars as demon hunter Constantine. Constantine, having his soul already damned to hell, he’s given up on fighting against evil, until the balance of good and evil is threatened and he has a chance to save the innocent, and possibly his own soul.

Ryan recently talked to the press about his new series.

The star talked to SciFi Vision about how his preparation was different for Constantine, because he was already a character from pop culture. “It’s different in the fact that there’s so much source material, which is a great thing actually. It’s different, and it’s a great thing when you create a character, because you start from scratch, and you kind of build it from the ground up.

“But with this you have such amazing source material that you can keep on going back to that and keep on finding new things...And so many amazing writers have written him. And, you know, they all have their own little takes on him, so it’s great that you have the opportunity to have so much material in terms of viewing and to keep on going back to.”

The third panel during the Syfy Press Tour was Helix. After an introduction by Bill McGoldrick, star Kyra Zagorsky, who plays Dr. Julia Walker, and executive producer Steven Maeda took the stage.

First off, Maeda talked a bit about the new location the series takes place in in season two. “One of the things we always talked about doing with the show, if we were fortunate enough to have a second season, was changing up the location. And because the show is so self-contained, it really occurs in one space for all 13 episodes.

“Obviously, season one, we were in the arctic at Arctic BioSystems, and it all blew up at the end of last year, so we can't go back.