Last Friday Syfy premiered season three of Defiance. In preparation of the premiere, Grant Bowler, who stars as Joshua Nolan, recently talked to the digital media about the new season.

The town of Defiance is a very different place at the start of season three. Bowler talked to SciFi Vision about some of the changes and where Nolan begins his journey this season. "You know, we've obviously established Defiance as not only an incredibly dangerous place to live, which very heavily featured in that first double episode, but also the tenants have always been on the verge of disaster or boom or collapse, [which] really reminds me of California in the gold rush.

"And my character of the season is fabulous. I'm really, really happy and grateful for what Kevin [Murphy] got me to do this year, because he's much more about a story of what's going on for him in Season 3 than he is about chasing around other people's stories which, by and large, he was doing in one and two.

In the future, the planetary unit of the Quad, made up of the planet Qresh and its three moons, is on the verge of an interplanetary war. When someone wants someone arrested or killed, they use the Company to hire what are known as Killjoys, non-biased bounty hunters who hold no allegiance to any government, only the Company.

Killjoys compete for specific types of warrants to earn "joy," their form of currency. They only abide by their code: "The Warrant is All."

Two bounty hunters by the names of Dutch (Hannah John-Kamen) and John Jaqobis (Aaron Ashmore) pilot The Lucy (voice of Tamsen McDonough), a space craft with a snarky attitude, as they pursue warrants across the Quad, docking on the moon of Westerley, the more run down and lower class of the moons, where they frequent the bar, The Royale. They are eventually joined by John's estranged brother, D'Avin (Luke Macfarlane).

From the start of the premiere episode, it's easy to see the potential in Killjoys. It's a fun sci-fi space adventure, which has been missing from Syfy for a while. Some people have been comparing it to the cult classic Firefly, but although a bit of the main plot sounds similar, it's really its own unique show.

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The Messengers Inside Look - 6/19/15
1.10 - "Why We Fight"

Below is an inside look from the episode of The Messengers, "Why We Fight." The Messengers airs Fridays at 9/8c. Check it out below.

Killjoys Trailer and Inside Look - 6/19/15
1.01 - "Bangarang"

Below is a trailer and inside look from the new series Killjoys, which premieres Friday June 19th at 9/8c. Check them out below.

Episodic photos from the first season episode of Dark Matter, "Episode Three," airing 6/26/15, after the jump.

Tonight Syfy premieres its new highly anticipated series, Dark Matter, based on the graphic novel of the same name. The series follows the crew of a derelict spacecraft after they awaken from stasis with no memory of who they are or why they are there. While trying to figure out answers, they awaken the ship's android, played by Lost Girl's Zoie Palmer. The crew must work together, which includes utilizing the Android's help, to find out the truth.

Palmer recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about her time working on the new series, and what fans can expect.

The actress may have already worked with Syfy on another series, but she still got the role of the Android by auditioning. "Of course the producers from Lost Girl knew me, but the creators of Dark Matter didn't. You know, like they sort of hadn't met me, or weren't overly familiar with my work. So I auditioned for those guys, and we kind of went from there. It was kind of that process.

The Messengers Inside Look - 6/12/15
1.09 - "Death Becomes Her"

Below is an inside look from the episode of The Messengers, "Death Becomes Her." The Messengers airs Fridays at 9/8c. Check it out below.

Tomorrow Syfy's new series Dark Matter premieres. The series follows the crew of a derelict spacecraft after they awaken from stasis with no memories. As they have no memories of even their names, the crew name themselves by number, in the order they awoke (and also use nicknames at times). One aka Pretty Boy (Marc Bendavid), Two aka Boss Lady (Melissa O'Neil), Three aka Sunshine (Anthony Lemke), Four aka Slashy McStabberson (Alex Mallari Jr.), Five aka Kid (Jodelle Ferland), and Six aka Tiny (Roger Cross). The crew members, along with the ship's android (Zoie Palmer), must work together to find answers as they face threats along the way.

Stars Bendavid, O'Neil, and Lemke, along with executive producer Joseph Mallozzi, recently talked to the media about the new series.

The actors talked to SciFi Vision about not knowing everything about their characters ahead of time and learning along with them. O'Neil embraced that aspect. "I actually loved it. Being a first-time performer on television, I didn't really know what to expect, and I thought that it was such a lovely thing to encounter, that we were going through what our characters were going through. At the same time, we were discovering what was happening and how to interact with each other in the exact way that our characters would be doing it. We were just piecing it together as it came to us. But I think that there is a great bit of truth that's happening on screen, that we've all done our homework to prepare our characters as much as we could. There is honesty that's happening there as we navigate that."

Tomorrow night the hit series Defiance returns to Syfy for an all-new third season. The show picks up where it left off after last season’s big cliffhanger: Old St. Louis has collapsed on top of the ship where Nolan (Grant Bowler) pulled Irisa (Stephanie Leonidas) into a lifepod. Meanwhile, Christie (Nicole Munoz) and Alak (Jesse Rath) have been kidnapped by Christie’s mother, Pilar (Linda Hamilton), and brother, Quentin (Justin Rain).

The new season brings with it a new alien race, the Omec, which predates all of the other Votan races.

While the town deals with the new visitors, there is also another threat in the form of military leader of the Votanis Collective, General Rahm Tak (Lee Tergesen).