Tonight, a new episode of the multi-generational family drama The Way Home airs on Hallmark Channel. Last week found Kat (Chyler Leigh) separated from her daughter, Alice (Sadie LaFlamme-Snow), in a different time in the past, but it turns out to potentially be where her brother Jacob ended up all those years ago, so she is closer than ever. Meanwhile, Elliot (Evan Williams) continues to struggle both in the present and his past with how their time travel has, he feels, made his life fall apart.

Stars Leigh and Williams recently spoke with SciFi Vision about season two, including Kat’s journey to find Jacob, if mother and daughter being separated in time will cause a rift between them, Elliot pulling away and what that is doing to his relationship with both Kat and Alice, if an adult Elliot would choose to time travel if he could, and more.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter is a sequel to Julian Fellowes’ limited series Belgravia that takes place three decades later. The series stars Harriet Slater as Clara Dunn, who after her father dies marries Lord Frederick Trenchard, played by Ben Wainwright. The historical drama follows their marriage as well as the hardships they face. 

Slater and Wainwright recently spoke with SciFi Vision about their work on the series, including the ups and downs of the characters’ marriage, the costumes and sets of the period piece, laughing behind the scenes, struggling with riding fake horses, and much more. 

Season two of the Canadian medical drama SkyMed recently premiered on Paramount Plus. The series takes place in remote Northern Canada and follows a group of nurses and pilots who work for medical rescue. This season, Bodie (Aason Nadjiwon) struggles with balancing work while raising a child, while Lexi (Mercedes Morris)’s dream promotion doesn’t go as planned.

Morris and Nadjiwon recently spoke with SciFi Vision about season two, including how their characters are dealing with their challenges this season, their relationships, playing real pilots, filming with CGI snakes on a plane, and more.

A new episode of the multi-generational family drama The Way Home airs tonight on Hallmark Channel. In the premiere episode last week, after Kat (Chyler Leigh) finds a painting from 1814 that looks just like her, proving she did time travel again, she and her daughter decide to take another trip through the pond, only to be separated, with Alice (Sadie LaFlamme-Snow) traveling back to 1999 and Kat being sent much further into the past.

Star LaFlamme-Snow recently spoke with SciFi Vision about season two, including why the pond might have separated mother and daughter, if that could drive a wedge between them again, logistics of filming the time travel scenes at the pond, how Alice is getting closer with Del (Andie MacDowell) this season, working with MacDowell, and more.

The series Hightown, which premiered yesterday on Starz, follows Monica Raymund as Jackie Quiñones, a fishery service agent, as she ventures into the dark and corrupt underbelly of Cape Cod as she tries to find a missing woman. Meanwhile, Ray Abruzzo (James Badge Dale) and Alan Saintille (Dohn Norwood) work to take down the drug syndicates in the Cape, which attracts the attention of gangster Shane Frawley (Garret Dillahunt).

Recently, creator and showrunner Rebecca Cutter spoke with SciFi Vision about the final season of the series and what’s in store for fans this season, as well as how satisfied she was with the ending, what she’s learned as a first time showrunner on the series, and more.

Recently, SkyMed returned to Paramount Plus for all-new episodes of season two. The Canadian medical drama follows a group of nurses and pilots in remote Northern Canada who work medical rescue. This season, Nowak (Thomas Elms) and Tristan (Kheon Clarke) become more serious, but also have their ups and downs as they struggle with trust and being in a committed relationship.

Elms and Clarke recently spoke with SciFi Vision about the new season, the characters’ relationship, playing volleyball in the snow half naked, who they’d like more scenes with, and more.

Last week, the Canadian medical drama SkyMed returned to Paramount Plus for all-new episodes of season two. The series follows a group of nurses and pilots working for an air ambulance service as they navigate life and working medical rescue in remote Northern Canada. This season, Nurse Hayley Roberts (Natasha Calis) struggles to deal with the aftermath of her surgery, while Crystal Highway (Morgan Holmstrom) balances medical school, while still working full time as a flight nurse. 

Calis and Holmstrom recently spoke with SciFi Vision about the season two, including how their characters are dealing with things this season, Hayley and Crystal’s strained friendship, their love lives, and more.

La Brea, which premiered its third and final season on NBC last week, follows a group of people thrown together after a sinkhole mysteriously opened in Los Angeles and pulled people into 10,000 B.C. where they have since been fighting to survive. The show picked up after the events of the season two finale, when Levi blew up the Lazarus building, dashing everyone’s hopes of returning to the present.

Recently, series creator and show runner David Appelbaum spoke with SciFi Vision about the final season, including whether or not the group can forgive Levi (Nicholas Gonzalez), discord within the community and changing leadership, if he was able to wrap up the series the way he wanted, what he learned from the experience, and more.

The series La Brea follows a group of people that fell through a sink hole that brought them to 10,000 B.C. At the end of season two of La Brea, Levi (Nicholas Gonzalez) blew up the Lazarus building and as her family watched, Eve (Natalie Zea) ended up being pulled into a portal as the machine overloaded, without anyone knowing where or when she went. Season three of the series, which premieres January 9th on NBC, picks up there, with Gavin (Eoin Macken), Izzy (Zyra Gorecki), and Josh (Jack Martin) devastated and trying to find a way back to her.

Recently, cast members Macken, Gonzalez, and Gorecki spoke with SciFi Vision about season three, including whether or not the Levi can regain trust with the Harris family, how important trust is among the group as a whole, what surprised them about their characters’ journeys, what they learned about themselves working on the series, and more. 

Based on the hit Wondery podcast, season two of Dr. Death, which premieres tomorrow on Peacock, follows the charming surgeon Paolo Macchiarini (Edgar Ramírez), who was known for his innovative operations. He meets journalist Benita Alexander (Mandy Moore) when she comes to him about a story on one of his patients, and the lines of professionalism blur between the two of them. Soon, everything about Macchiarini is questioned when a group of doctors make a shocking discovery. 

Recently, showrunner, writer, and executive producer Ashley Michel Hoban and executive producer Patrick Macmanus spoke with SciFi Vision about season two, including why the story which was based on real events was the one chosen, how they decide what they can add fictionally to dramatize it, whether they worried about whether the real victims were negatively affected by the series, and the casting.