By Jamie Ruby

Danica McKellar is probably best known for her role as Winnie Cooper in The Wonder Years, but she has many other acting credits to her name, including work on the series The West Wing, NCIS, and The Big Bang Theory, and films such as Hack! and Heatstroke. She has also written, directed, and produced the shorts Speechless and Broken.

Apolo Ohno is not only an eight-time Olympic medalist for speed skating, but has competed on Dancing with the Stars and recently guest starred on the series Hawaii Five-0.

McKellar and Ohno worked together on the film Tasmanian Devils which recently aired on Syfy. They talked to the digital media about their experiences on the film.

By Karen Moul

When White Collar returns this week, Neal (Matt Bomer) is still reeling from the revelation that Sam is his father. Will they find a way to build a relationship?

“You will see me [as Sam] on more than the season opener,” hints Treat Williams. “I cannot remember how many I was on. But I signed on for six. I think there are at least two more before the season ends."

It’s a role Williams enjoys. “I don't think it's too often you get to play a character who is mysterious. And no one seems to know who he is or what's his next move. He's not just the dad. We don't even know if he's the dad, which is fun.”

Offscreen, Williams has a great relationship with costar Bomer.

“I adore [Matt],” he gushes. “He's a lot of fun on set. He takes the work very seriously and himself not so seriously. He is honorable and humble and funny and a lot of the attributes that my son has. And I would be proud if he were my son.”

Watch White Collar Tuesdays at 9 ET on USA Network.

By Jamie Ruby

After five seasons and 100 episodes, Fringe came to a close on Friday. In preparation for the finale, series star Joshua Jackson, who played Peter Bishop, talked to the press about the end of his journey.

Jackson talked to SciFi Vision about what he would miss. "Well the thing that you end up missing the most actually is not what gets put on the screen. The hardest thing to walk away from over a long formed TV show is the camaraderie of the company, both the crew and the group of actors that you have together. That's always the hardest thing to walk away from.

"Creatively, I feel like the show came to a natural and satisfactory ending. So I hope that people will be satisfied with the way that we put the story to bed tonight. And I feel like instead of either stretching to show on for too long or having it sort of cut off in an abortive way, I feel like we got to tell the ending of our story. So for that I'm really satisfied, but I will miss the people that I was working with for the last four years."

By Lynn Tackitt

Everyone seems to know John Stamos, from Full House, to ER, to the sexy man who sells yogurt. It has been a nice trip watching Mr. Stamos over the years develop as an actor and one who seems to age gracefully and more handsome as the years go on.

His next project is the new NBC sitcom The New Normal. He plays a man who makes people guess if he is a gay man or not. If you want to find out, catch the show; it airs Tuesdays on NBC at 9:30 - 10 p.m. ET.

By Jamie Ruby

Shawn Ashmore is probably best known for his role as Bobby Drake aka Iceman in the X-Men films, but has numerous credits to his name, including Smallville, Earthsea, and Fringe to name a few.

Ashmore, who will soon be starring in the upcoming film Mariachi Gringo, currently plays the part of Mike Weston opposite Kevin Bacon in the new series The Following, premiering tonight on Fox.

The Following is about serial killer Joe Carroll (James Purefoy), who has cult of followers, and continues to gain more. The protagonist in the story is retired FBI Agent Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon), who is called back to consult with an FBI team when Carroll escapes. He is joined by new partner Mike Weston, played by Ashmore, the only one who seems to idolize Hardy and is accepting of working with him.

Ashmore recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his new roles.

Continuum, Canada's highest-rated scripted series on basic cable, premiered recently for the first time in the US. The series stars Rachel Nichols as Kiera Cameron, a City Protective Services officer from 2077, who is accidentally transported back to 2012 when terrorists use time travel as a means to escape execution. Stuck in the past, Cameron works to bring down the terrorists to stop them from changing the history, as well as find a way to return to her husband and son in her own time.

She is helped by Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen), a teen tech expert, to infiltrate the police in hopes to stop the terrorists. There she partners with detective Carlos Fonnegra, played by Victor Webster, who can never find out who she really is.

By AJ Grillo

For five seasons we have watched our Fringe team do the impossible. Now it has come time for them to do the hardest thing of all, end its glorious run. We have laughed and cried and tried to figure out what the heck was going on. Through the twists and turns of season five we have gotten those answers, and a short time ago the finale came and went and the final answer was revealed.

It was a glorious send off to one of the best shows ever on television. It had everything a finale should have; love, laughs, action, suspense, intrigue, and heartbreaking moments. Fringe did what few other shows have been able to do; they wrapped everything up while reminding us of every season come to pass.

By Jamie Ruby

This season Being Human has expanded to include four main cast members, as Kristen Hager, who plays werewolf Nora, has taken on a bigger role. Her dynamic with boyfriend Josh, played by Sam Huntington, is likely to change, as things are much different for the couple now that Josh is no longer a werewolf after having killed his werewolf "maker" Ray. Trouble isn't over for the two, however, as they decide to consult with the witch Donna (Amy Aquino) to get Sally (Meaghan Rath) out of limbo. If that wasn't enough, Liam (Xander Berkeley), the father of the werewolf twins, is back and looking for his children.

Huntington and Hager recently talked to the media about the new season of Being Human, which airs Mondays on Syfy.

By Jamie Ruby

Jane Seymour is probably most known for her starring role in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, but she has many credits to her name. The actress appeared in multiple films, series such as the original Battlestar Galactica, Smallville, and more recently, Castle and Franklin & Bash.

Recently Seymour guest starred on the series Ben and Kate as B.J.'s mother. She talked to the digital media about the role.