SYFY'S ALPHAS SETS POWERHOUSE LINEUP OF GUEST STARS
GARRET DILLAHUNT, SUMMER GLAU, BRENT SPINER AND LINDSAY WAGNER HIGHLIGHT THE LIST OF GUEST STARS TO APPEAR IN UPCOMING EPISODES OF SYFY'S NEW HIT SUMMER SERIES

NEW YORK – August 2, 2011 – Syfy's new hit series Alphas will feature an impressive lineup of special guest stars for its debut season. Garret Dillahunt (Raising Hope), Summer Glau (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles), Alaina Huffman (Stargate Universe), Rebecca Mader (Lost), Brent Spiner (Star Trek: The Next Generation), Lindsay Wagner (The Bionic Woman) and Peter Wingfield (Caprica) will join previously announced recurring guest star Valerie Cruz.

Exclusive interview with Colin Cunningham of Falling Skies
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Colin Cunningham is not new to the entertainment industry. He has worked on films such as Stealing Sinatra and Elektra. Cunningham also wrote, directed, and produced the award-winning short Centigrade, which was the first short film to ever be in the Top 10 featured downloads on iTunes.

Cunningham has also appeared on many series, such as The X-Files, Smallville, and Eureka, to name just a few. He has had major roles in series such as Da Vinci's Inquest and The Collector. One of the roles he is probably most well known for is that of Major Davis on the series Stargate SG-1. He also reprised the role in the spinoff Stargate: Atlantis as well as the straight to video film Stargate: Continuum. Cunningham recently worked on the series Flashpoint and will be part of the upcoming TNT series Perception.

Exclusive interview with Aaron Ashmore of Warehouse 13
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Warehouse 13, Syfy's most popular series ever, was recently renewed for a fourth season next year. This season, the show brought in a new cast member - Aaron Ashmore.

The series follows the lives of two government agents, Pete Lattimer (Eddie McClintock) and Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly), who work at a secret storage facitiy in South Dakota with caretaker Artie Nielsen (Saul Rubinek), to find and return warehouse artifacts that cause strange and often dangerous things to happen.

Ashmore plays the role of Steve Jinks, a young ATF agent who has the ability to know when someone is lying. He was originally brought in to be Pete's parter when Myka left the warehouse, but with her return he has been partnering up with young apprentice Claudia Donovan (Allison Scagliotti), who is now taking on her own cases.

Recently Ashmore sat down with Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview to discuss life and his new role.

August 12, 2011
SYFY'S WAREHOUSE 13 RENEWED FOR 4TH SEASON IN 2012
CHANNEL'S MOST WATCHED SERIES IN HISTORY CONTINUES RATINGS MOMENTUM, RISING 15% AMONG ADULTS 18-49 IN SEASON THREE

NEW YORK – August 12, 2011 – The Warehouse will be open for business again next year! Warehouse 13, Syfy's most watched series ever, has been renewed for a fourth season and will return in 2012, it was announced today by Mark Stern, President, Original Content, Syfy, and Co-Head, Original Content, Universal Cable Productions.

Said Stern: "Under Executive Producer Jack Kenny's leadership, this superlative team of writers, cast, and crew continue to turn out a series that only gets better and better with every episode. Warehouse 13 is deservedly the most popular series in our history and we're delighted to renew it for a fourth season."

By Jamie Ruby

Emily Rose, who is also lending her voice to the video game Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception as Elena Fisher, stars as Audrey Parker in the Syfy scripted series Haven. Haven, which is now in its second season, is loosely based on Stephen King's The Colorado Kid.

Last season, Audrey, who is an FBI agent, came to the mysterious town of Haven, Maine, to investigate strange happenings caused by what the town calls "troubles." She works alongside local cop, and now police chief, Nathan Wuornos, played by Lucas Bryant. This season Audrey has learned that she is immune to quite a few of the troubles.

Recently Audrey met Chris Brody, played by Jason Priestley, who after his father died inherited his "gift," which is that everyone, except for Audrey, absolutely loves everything about Chris - he can do no wrong in their eyes.

Chris is sick of his affliction. The only one he can feel normal around is Audrey, who he asked on a date recently. Though the date was disasterous to say the least, the two decide to make a go of it and end up in bed at the end of the most recent episode that aired last Friday.

Tonight, episode six of the season, "Audrey Parker's Day Off," airs at 10pm eastern on Syfy. The episode is about the agent reliving the day over and over again, trying to save her friends and break the cycle.

Emily Rose recently talked to the media about tonight's episode and what is next for her character.

By Jamie Ruby

Allison Scagliotti, who was previously probably best known for her work on the television series, Drake & Josh, plays the character of Claudia Donovan in Syfy's most successful series, Warehouse 13. The series, which was recently renewed for a fourth season, follows government agents who work at a top-secret storage facility, tracking down strange artifacts so they can be brought back safely to the warehouse.

Episode six of the season, "Don't Hate the Player," which aired on Monday, was another crossover episode from the Syfy series Eureka. Character Douglas Fargo, played by Neil Grayston, appears on Warehouse 13 for the second time, as his friend calls Claudia for help after Fargo is stuck in a coma while testing a Warehouse 13-inspired massive multi-player on-line video game.

Warehouse team members, consisting of Pete Lattimer (Eddie McClintock), Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly), and Claudia, must join the game in hopes of bringing Fargo back.

In the episode, Scagliotti gets to play both an elf warrior (complete with magic purple goo) and the princess they are sent to rescue in the game.

Scagliotti also gets to show off her musical talent by singing and playing the guitar during the episode.

Scagliotti sat down with the digital media to talk about the episode and what's next for .

By Jamie Ruby

Jewel Staite and A.J. Buckley are not new to science fiction. Many fans know Staite from her work on Firefly and Stargate: Atlantis.  Buckley can be seen in the series Supernatural, as well as its spin-off web series, Ghostfacers.

Doomsday Prophecy, which aired on Syfy over the weekend, follows the two as they hunt down an eccentric author, who seems to be able to tell the future, and has predicted an apocalypse.

After being accused of his murder, the two go on the run with the rod that creates visions of the future, and will stop at nothing to halt the destruction of the earth.

Both Staite and Buckley sat down to talk about the movie, as well as to give some insight on the science fiction fan base.

Recently we at SciFi Vision brought you an exclusive interview with creator Christopher Preksta and stars Mark Tierno and Curt Wootton of The Mercury Men. That wasn't the end of our coverage.

After I realized that the web series was filmed not that far from my home town I knew that there was more I could do. Mark Tierno was nice enough to offer SciFi Vision a look around some of the places that they filmed at in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

By Jamie Ruby

Tiffani Thiessen got her big break in Hollywood when she was only fifteen, starring as Kelly Kapowski on the series Saved by the Bell. After that she went on to star in television series such as Beverly Hills, 90210 and Fastlane. She also has appeared on film, in movies such as Son in Law and Pandemic. Currenly Thiessen plays Elizabeth, Peter Burke's (Tim DeKay) wife, on the hit USA Network series White Collar.

White Collar follows con man Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer), who after being caught by Peter, agrees rather than going to prison, to wear an anklet tracker and use his skills as a thief and forger to help him catch criminals.

Tiffani Thiessen recently talked to the media about her role on White Collar.

SYFY'S HAVEN SERIES WILL LAUNCH UNPRECEDENTED FULLY INTEGRATED TWITTER STORY LINE BEGINNING FRIDAY, AUGUST 12

NEW YORK – August 10, 2011 – Syfy's popular series Haven will become the first television series to create a storyline that flows between the show itself and the micro-blogging service Twitter when it launches a special seven-episode arc beginning Friday, August 12, at 10PM (ET/PT).

"The Haven writers and producers have done an amazing job of crafting a story line that seamlessly moves between the TV show and Twitter," said Craig Engler, General Manager and Senior Vice President, Syfy Digital. "Although there have been simple integrations before, no one has fully and organically integrated Twitter into the fabric of the show in the way Haven is doing. If you watch Haven and use Twitter, you're in for a real treat."

In the story, Vince (Richard Donat) and Dave (John Dunsworth), who run the newspaper in Haven, join Twitter as newcomers to the medium. Viewers who follow their characters (@VinceHaven, @DaveHaven) will see them interact with a mysterious Twitter user (@ColdInHaven) who knows more about Haven – and Vince and Dave – than anyone should.