When fan-favorite American Idol contestant Adam Ezegelian did not make it into the Top 12, viewers were shocked. The toy maker from New York recently talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about his time on Idol and his plans for the future.

Ezegelian first talked about what brought him to Idol. "I was in Walt Disney World over the summer, and they had this thing there called the American Idol Experience. It was a park attraction where people can go and audition at the beginning of the day, and be put into a little mock American Idol show that the audience votes for. And if the audience picks you as a winner, then you go to the finale at the end of the day and the winner of the finale gets this golden ticket. You get to skip the lines for the real American Idol audition. So I won that and found out the auditions were in New York, so I was like “Oh, sweet!” And I auditioned."

If able, the singer could see potentially auditioning again for the show, but not for a while. "I don't know if making Top 24 inhibits me from coming back. But I might [come back]. Right now I can't imagine going through it all again, but I can see coming around to it in the future. It was a great experience."

iZombie Videos - 3/31/15
1.03 - "The Exterminator"

Below is a clip from the episode of iZombie, "The Exterminator" as well an inside look. iZombie airs Tuesdays at 9/8c. Check them out below.

Tonight another new episode of Helix airs on Syfy. The season has been full of shocks and twists. This season Sergio Balleseros, played by Mark Ghanimé, has still been working at Ilaria, but he has been working with Julia Walker (Kyra Zagorsky) to find a way to stop them from committing genocide in an attempt to control the population.

Last week on Helix, Balleseros fell from a bell tower after having been pushed off by Sister Amy (Alison Louder), and viewers were left to debate his fate.

Yesterday Ghanimé talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his work on the show and his character's journey.

Balleseros loyalties have continued to change this season. Ghanimé talked a bit about what thinks really brought the changes on, since there weren't any flashbacks. "I don't think it had to do with Julia. I think it had to do with what Hatake (Hiroyuki Sanada) was doing with the kids in season one and my relationship with Anana (Luciana Carro). That kind of got me going on this better path, and I think I linked up with Julia because it afforded me the opportunity to get in on the inside. Just like she was using me for whatever reason, Balleseros wasn't going to just be someone's whipping boy again, but he developed feelings for her, and he developed care towards her, and as they worked together more and spent more time together, he wanted to take care of her and make sure the mission got done."

Earlier in the week the Top 11 contestants of American Idol was cut down to 9 since the judges used the save last week. The two contestants America sent home were Maddie Walker and Adanna Duru. It's not yet known which of the two girls had more votes.

Yesterday the singers talked to the digital media about their time on the show and their plans moving forward.

The two talked to SciFi Vision about the best advice they were given by the judges. Duru said, "I'd have to say that my favorite piece of advice was control, and being completely in control of everything that you're doing on stage, in control of yourself, and being confident in everything that you're doing, because if you don't believe in what you're doing, then no one else will."

Walker added, "I think mine for sure would be trust. You really just have to trust in your ability and trust in yourself that you will do what you're meant to do and everything will work out the way you've practiced and planned, and I think that's key. You really do just have to trust yourself and others."

SYFY’S DOMINION ADDS NEW RECURRING CHARACTERS FOR SEASON 2

PRODUCTION ON UNIVERSAL CABLE PRODUCTIONS DRAMA UNDERWAY IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

NEW YORK – March 27, 2015 – Production is underway in Cape Town, South Africa for the 13-episode second season of Syfy’s supernatural drama series, Dominion. Joining the series’ stellar cast are recurring guest stars Nic Bishop (Covert Affairs), Simon Merrells (Spartacus: War of the Damned), Christina Chong (24: Live Another Day), Olivia Mace (Doctors) and Luke Tyler (Chronicle). Season 2 of Dominion is set to premiere on Syfy in Summer 2015.

The first season of Dominion premiered in June 2014, and was cable’s #1 scripted program among viewers 18-49 and 25-54 in its timeslot (Live +7). Based on characters from the hit theatrical film Legion (2010), Dominion is set in a post-apocalyptic future, 25 years after an army of lower angels waged an epic war against mankind. The series follows the reluctant “Chosen One,” Alex, who must fight to save Vega (what was formerly Las Vegas) from the angels that are hell-bent on destroying humanity. 

Monday, FOX airs an all-new episode of The Following. The upcoming episode will introduce the new villain on the series, Theo, played by Michael Ealy (Think Like a Man Too, Almost Human). The actor talked early in the week to the media about his work on the show.

Ealy talked to SciFi Vision about playing a villain on The Following and if he prefers playing one type of character over the other. “I think for me it’s about showing range and versatility, and when the opportunity to join The Following came up, it was the first or second time I was given the opportunity to actually play a villain. I have played a lot of good guys, but it’s a nice change. It’s a really nice change of pace. I don’t know if I prefer it so much as I just enjoy being able to go back and forth.”

The actor told the site that he found identifying with Theo challenging at times. “I think the challenge was to try and understand the character. Previous characters that I’ve played I've always been able to identify with some element, if not most of the elements of the character, not only because they’re good guys but because of whatever it is that they’re searching for in life.

On a new episode of Face Off, the contestants use figurines at the Bob Baker Marionette Theater as inspiration to create terrifying dolls. Don Mancini, the creator of horror icon Chucky, will stop by to guest judge! Catch a glimpse of what is to come in the sneak peek below.

HISTORY® GREENLIGHTS FOURTH SEASON OF HIT DRAMA SERIES VIKINGS
 
#1 Cable Series Thursday Nights in Live +3
 
New York, New York, March 26, 2015 – HISTORY® has picked up a fourth season of its hit scripted series VIKINGS, it was announced today by Dirk Hoogstra, EVP and General Manager, HISTORY & H2. VIKINGS is created and written by Michael Hirst (The Tudors, Elizabeth) and five new episodes remain in the current season airing Thursdays at 10 p.m. with the season finale slated for Thursday, April 23 at 10 p.m.
 
On a Live +3 basis for the first five episodes in season three, VIKINGS is averaging 4.3 million total viewers, 2.2 million Adults 25-54 and 2.0 million Adults 18-49. For five weeks in a row, VIKINGS ranks as the number one cable series on Thursday nights in all key demos in Live +3 delivery.

The robbery of a goods train leads to a cataclysmic locomotive disaster on Leman Street, reuniting the men and their resentments to seek its cause

New York – March 26, 2015 – BBC AMERICA’s critically-acclaimed and BAFTA nominated original British drama Ripper Street returns in April. Picking up in 1894, four years after the culmination of season two, the new season reveals a vivid and sensual descent into the lives of the men and women who must live on the violent streets of Whitechapel in late Victorian London. Ripper Street premieres Wednesday, April 29, 10:00pm ET on BBC AMERICA.

Matthew Macfadyen returns as Detective Inspector Reid, Jerome Flynn as the newly promoted Detective Inspector Bennet Drake, and Adam Rothenberg as Captain Homer Jackson. MyAnna Buring also returns as Long Susan in the eight-part season.