By John Keegan and Henry Tran

It’s supremely difficult to start a mythology-based series in this day and age. Broadcast networks are falling further behind cable channels in the airing of long-form serialized prestige dramas. Each new season brings on new dramas that network executives hope will stick onto the wall for a long time. I don’t know if Sleepy Hollow is one of those shows that will stick around for a full season, but judging from the pilot episode, it’s not going to be a boring ride. It’s weird and non-sensical and ridiculous, but that’s part of the fun.

By Jamie Ruby

Last night, the hit drama Bones returned to FOX for an all new season nine. The series picked up where it left off last season, with the wedding between Booth (David Boreanaz) and Brennan (Emily Deschanel) postponed because of Pelant's (Andrew Leeds) threat, with Brennan in the dark.

This season will bring new cases and new struggles, as well as tie up some of the loose ends, according to creator and executive producer Hart Hanson and executive producer Stephen Nathan, who talked to the press last week.

Hanson told SciFi Vision about the return of Pelant, "Pelant will definitely figure in their lives quite heavily in the first few episodes. We will see him again. We'll see him in a way we haven't before. It'll be a far more intense episode and it'll be them confronting him in a way we haven't seen before."

Tonight marks the premiere of FOX's new series, Sleepy Hollow; however, the show is not what you might expect. While the story does focus on the town of Sleepy Hollow, it blends the story of the town and Ichabod Crane with that of Rip Van Winkle, along with some apocalyptic mythology, and even witchcraft, and places it all in modern day, for what makes a unique new show.

AMC Readies To 'Spread The Dead' 

Network Developing Companion Series To The Walking Dead

Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd And David Alpert On Board As Executive Producer

New York — September 16, 2013 — AMC announced today that the network is in the initial stages of developing a companion series to its original drama series The Walking Dead, which premiered on AMC in October of 2010. The Walking Dead is currently the #1 show on television among adults 18-49. Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd and David Alpert are on board as executive producers, with AMC Studios set to produce. The companion series has a target on-air date of 2015.

By Jamie Ruby

FOX's new series Sleepy Hollow is not quite what you might expect. A blend of a modern day Sleepy Hollow, plus ideas from Rip Van Winkle, thrown in with some historial events and apocalypse mythology, makes for a unique new show.

The show follows Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison), who 250 years after the Revolutionary War wakes up in modern day Sleepy Hollow, and it's apparent that he didn't come back alone. After the sheriff (Clancy Brown) is killed by the Headless Horseman, Crane bonds with Detective Abbie Mills (Nicole Beharie) as she strives to find the truth in not only his death, but to mysteries of her own past.

Co-creators and executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci recently talked to the press about the new series, which premieres Monday, September 16th, on FOX.

By AJ Grillo

Maggie Siff has been seen in guest starring roles on series such as on Nip/Tuck and Life on Mars. Siff had a brief stint on Mad Men. Now you can catch her on the hit FX drama Sons of Anarchy, where she plays Tara Knowles, a woman trying to balance her professional life as a doctor and as the wife of Jax Teller, the president of the Sons of Anarchy, all while trying to raise her two boys and keep them away from the violence surrounding them. Maggie Siff recently participated in a conference call.

By Jamie Ruby

Sean Hayes, who is probably best known for his work on Will & Grace, stars in the new NBC sitcom Sean Saves the World. In the series Sean plays a gay divorced father who struggles to balance time for his career, as well as his teenage daughter, Ellie (Samantha Isler), who moves in. He wants to be the best dad ever, which is difficult with his new pushy boss as well as his mother, who thinks she knows best.

Hayes talked to the press recently about his new series which debuts on NBC on October 3rd.

The second set of round table interviews at the Defiance press room during the Fan Expo in Toronto was with Dewshane Williams, who plays Tommy, and Julie Benz, who plays Amanda Rosewater. The actors were able to reveal a bit about the new season during the interviews, which include very slight spoilers.

Here are some of the highlights and exclusive photos, and you can of course watch a partial video of the interview below.