THE SECOND SEASON OF "BROADCHURCH" RETURNS
THIS MARCH AND ENTERTAINMENT ONE WILL RELEASE
THE HIGHEST-RATED DRAMA ON BRITISH TELEVISION
TO ALL MAJOR DIGITAL PLATFORMS
 
The Eagerly Awaited Series, Starring David Tennant, Olivia Colman, Charlotte Rampling and Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Will Premiere on BBC America on March 4 at 10pm ET, And Be Available to Purchase the Day Following Broadcast

New York, NY/Toronto, Canada (March 4, 2015) - BROADCHURCH, winner of multiple 2014 BAFTA Awards, including "Best Drama Series", and the highest-rated drama on British television returns for its hotly anticipated Second Season on March 4. Following its BBC America premiere - details of which remain a closely guarded secret -- mystery buffs, TV aficionados and anglophiles will be able to purchase each episode of Season Two to stream or download from all major digital download platforms, exclusively from Entertainment One.

Tomorrow USA Network premieres its new murder mystery thriller, DIG. The series follows FBI Agent Peter Connelly (Jason Isaacs, Harry Potter franchise; Awake), who is stationed in Israel, under his new boss and lover, Lynn Monahan (Anne Heche, Men in Trees; Save Me). When he works to solve a murder, he is swept up in an ancient mystery of international conspiracies and secrets. He must dig deeper to uncover the real truth or it could be the end of everything.

Actress Haley Ramm stars as Brenna carver in the ABC Family series Chasing Life. Brenna is a rebellious teen that envies her sister, April (Italia Ricci).

Ramm recently talked to the digital media about the series and what fans can expect moving forward.

BBC AMERICA’s Orphan Black Returns Saturday, April 18, 9:00pm ET

Published: March 2, 2015

Starring the award-winning Tatiana Maslany in her breakout roles

“We do terrible things for the people we love”

New York – Monday, March 2, 2015 – You can’t choose your family…or can you? BBC AMERICA’s original drama Orphan Black, starring Tatiana Maslany in multiple roles, returns April 18. The groundbreaking series’ second season brought new enemies to light, culminating in a shocking finale which revealed a new line of militaristic male clones, played by Ari Millen. Season three plunges the clone sisterhood, Project Leda, into unexpected territory with the realization that they’re not alone. Orphan Black returns Saturday, April 18, 9:00pm ET on BBC AMERICA.

Tonight FOX premieres season three of its hit psychological thriller, The Following. Season three begins one year later. Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) is on death row. Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) and his FBI partner Mike Weston, played by Shawn Ashmore, are trying to move on when new threats emerge.

In preparation for the premiere, Ashmore recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the new season.

Last season, Mike shot Lily (Connie Nielsen) in cold blood after her son, Mark (Sam Underwood), killed his father, and they have been covering it up from the FBI. Ashmore talked about how that will affect Mike, as well as how it will affect his position at the bureau. “That’s what’s interesting right from the get-go for season three. Some of the crimes and the awful things that our “heroes” have been up to in the last season, those things come back to haunt Ryan and Max (Jessica Stroup) and Mike. We’re forced to look at that. If the truth comes out about what our guys were up to last season, how will that affect them? And it’s no joke, and it’s very, very serious, so I can only imagine that if everyone did find out, Mike would definitely be fired from the FBI, if not criminally prosecuted, along with Ryan and Max. We’re all complicit on different levels about covering up and taking out some of the Gray family last year, among other followers. So yeah, it’s serious business. Our careers are on the line; potentially our freedom is on the line. So it’s definitely serious, and when we come back into season three, that’s something that we’re forced to deal with.”

Wednesday USA Network airs the season finale of Suits. Star of the show, Gabriel Macht, who plays Harvey Specter, recently talked to the media about the finale, as well as the highly talked about 'Donna I love you' scene in the previous episode.

Macht talked to SciFi Vision about directing an episode earlier in the season. "We actually shoot sixteen episodes straight through, and we have like a week here, a week there, two weeks here. Sometimes a month here, as far as hiatuses go, for the writers to keep up with the show.

"And in one of the hiatuses that gave me a week in advance where I wasn't working as an actor to prep for my director's episode, which this last season happened for the first episode back for basically the part two of the season.

"And what was great is that the stakes were so high, you know? There was sort of a paradigm shift, and Louis had gotten all of this information - he worked it out that Mike's a fraud.

"And so it allowed all of us to work in this sort of insular space where it was really about the characters and how our loyalties stayed true to each other. Some of them [did], and some didn't. And that's why I think Louis just went crazy on all of the captors.

If you haven't seen tonight's episode, please be aware there are spoilers within.

When I started to watch The Last Man on Earth, I wasn't sure what to think. As I watched, what I realized was that seeing what Phil (Will Forte) did, once he realized he could pretty much do anything, was really funny. I just wasn't sure at first how a show of one man talking to himself and inanimate objects could be sustained for a full series. I thought that while Forte is hilarious in his pursuit of ending his boredom and loneliness, there are probably only so many places to go with it. I was happy to be wrong.

Tonight Fox premieres its new series The Last Man on Earth, in a special one-hour series premiere event.

The show follows Phil Miller, played by Will Forte, in 2020 after a virus has wiped out the population and he is the only man left. After traveling the country searching for survivors, Phil returns to Tucson alone to face being the last man.

Creator, executive producer, writer, and star Will Forte, along with executive producers and directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord, talked to the press earlier in the week about their new series.

The group first talked to SciFi Vision about how the concept for the series came about. Miller told the site, “It was a team effort. Phil and Will and I hung out for several days. We wanted to make a TV show together, and we’ve been friends for many years.”

Lord added, “We came to Will as a writer first. We said, “Look, I obviously would love for you to be in this.” But we met Will when he was a writer, and that’s how he was paying his rent, and we just had so much respect for him and his voice, and we just wanted to figure out the best vessel to get that on to television.”

To get the review up right away this week, I decided to post the review part of the post mortem quickly. The recap, as well as my roundup of the questions and answers, will come later.

Please be aware that if you haven't seen the new episode yet, there will be spoilers.

SYFY WILL PAY TRIBUTE TO SCIENCE FICTION ICON LEONARD NIMOY WITH SPECIAL FIVE HOUR PROGRAMMING SALUTE THIS SUNDAY, MARCH 1 FROM 9AM-2PM

Syfy will honor the extraordinary legacy of Leonard Nimoy with a special five hour programming salute this Sunday, March 1 from 9AM-2PM (ET/PT), kicking off with his role in an episode of the original Twilight Zone series; his guest star arc on Star Trek: The Next Generation, and the final Star Trek original cast movie, Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered Country.

Following is the schedule for the Leonard Nimoy Tribute