NBC’s Midnight, Texas, which is based on the book series by Charlaine Harris, centers around the town of Midnight, which is home to a variety of supernatural creatures, including an angel, Joe Strong, played by Jason Lewis, who is also a protector of the town.

Lewis talked to journalists earlier in the year at a press day in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which SciFi Vision attended.

The actor talked to SciFi Vision about reading the novels. “I didn't read them before I got hired, truth be told, but I did as soon as I got hired. I did my homework and read the books - actually the third one wasn't out when we were first shooting the pilot, so we were all begging [Harris] for, ‘So where's it go?’ ”

Episodic photos from the third season episode of Killjoys, "The Wolf You Feed," airing 8/11/17, after the jump.

Wynonna Earp - Forever Mine Nevermind

This week's episode storyline is a direct extension of the last episode. Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano) realized in her vision quest that Doc (Tim Rozon) had the third seal all along, his ring; however, the ring is what keeps him immortal.

This episode is my favorite so far this season! So much is going on, and so much is revealed. I didn't take my eyes off the screen.

Episodic photos from the third season episode of Dark Matter, "The Dwarf Star Conspiracy," airing 8/11/17, after the jump.

NBC's Midnight, Texas centers around a small town that not only serves as a safe haven to its supernatural residents who want to stay hidden, but also to some mortals as well. Midnight sits on a fraying veil between the living and Hell that is drawing other supernaturals to the town.

This week's episode of Midnight, Texas ,"Lemuel, Unchained," focuses on the character of Lem, played by Peter Mensah, when other vampires come to Midnight. Fans get to learn how he first became a vampire, as well as how he is unique from other vampires.

Back in January, SciFi Vision traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico to visit the set of the series, which is based on a novel series by Charlaine Harris. While there, the site was able to talk to the cast and crew, including Mensah.

Recently, the actor caught up with SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview to talk more about his unique character, Lem's relationship with Olivia (Arielle Kebbel), and more.

Episodic photos from the second season episode of Wynonna Earp, "I See a Darkness," airing 8/11/17, after the jump.

Midnight, Texas Videos - 8/07/17
1.03 - "Lem, Unchained"
Clip and Behind the Scenes Featurette

LEM’S PAST COMES BACK WITH A VENGENCE WHEN A DEADLY NEST OF VAMPIRES DESCEND ON MIDNIGHT -- A deadly nest of vampires arrives in Midnight and it turns out they're old friends of Lem's (Peter Mensah) eager to reunite. Manfred (François Arnaud) suspects there's more to their arrival and joins forces with Olivia (Arielle Kebbel) to uncover the real story while Creek (Sarah Ramos) prepares for the worst. Elsewhere, Fiji (Parisa Fitz-Henley) and Bobo (Dylan Bruce) hatch a plan of their own in case the vampires are up to no good. Meanwhile, Joe (Jason Lewis) confides his suspicions about the veil to hell opening in Midnight to the Rev (Yul Vázquez).

Tonight at 10/9c, catch an all-new episode of Midnight, Texas, and check out the clips from the episode "Lemuel, Unchained" below.

Midnight, Texas is a town that serves as a sanctuary for the supernatural, where they can feel safe. However, the town is also home to some mortals as well, including Creek Lovell, played by Sarah Ramos, and her father and brother. All the inhabitants hold secrets, as does the town itself, sitting on a veil between life and Hell, and that veil is weakening.

Back in January, as part of a press day on the set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Ramos talked to the media about her character and what's to come for her.

The actress talked to SciFi Vision about what it was that drew her to the role. "I was originally really excited about the project, because of the people behind it: David Janollari who did Six Feet Under, Monica Breen, who's an amazing writer and our showrunner, and Niels Arden Oplev who did Mr. Robot and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. So, it seemed like a really interesting group of veterans who were doing this bizarre sci-fi show for NBC that was kind of like nothing I'd ever read before. The whole concept was really exciting.

Tonight Syfy airs the fifth installment of its movie franchise, Sharknado: Global Swarming. This time the storms go global as the sharknados move from country to country.

Fin Shepard (Ian Ziering), his mostly bionic wife April (Tara Reid), and their youngest son, Gil (Billy Barrett), travel to London to help stop some sharknados from wreaking havoc. While there, Gil is pulled up into the center of the traveling 'nado, and his family, along with Nova (Cassie Scerbo), race across the world, from Stonehenge, to Rio, to Rome, and beyond, to get him back.

As always, the film boasts a bunch of cameos from the likes of Clay Aiken, Chris Kattan, Fabio, Tony Hawk, and many more, as well as references to a lot of films.

In tonight's all-new episode of Syfy's Wynonna Earp, "Forever Mine Nevermind," Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano) decides that she wants to break the third seal herself to bring Clootie back and stop the Earp Curse once and for all, but to do so she needs Doc, played by Tim Rozon, to give her his ring. She knows the ring keeps Holliday immortal, but she's not willing to take no for an answer.

Earlier in the week Tim Rozon spoke to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the episode, his character's motivations, and more.