July 9th, Leverage: Redemption premiers on IMDb TV. The series, which is a continuation of the original, picks up with the Leverage crew years later. The team, led by grifter Sophie Devereaux (Gina Bellman) also includes thief Parker (Beth Riesgraf), hitter Eliot Spencer (Christian Kane), hacker Alec Hardison (Aldis Hodge), his foster sister, Breanna Casey (Aleyse Shannon), and corporate lawyer Harry Wilson (Noah Wyle), who’s looking for redemption. The crew help those who are wronged by the rich and powerful to get justice – and leverage.

Recently, in preparation of the premiere, Kane, Riesgraf, and Shannon talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the new season.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview.

July 9th Leverage: Redemption comes to IMDb TV. The show, which is a sequel to the original hit series, follows the Leverage crew years later. When the rich and powerful take advantage of others, the team, led by Sophie Devereaux (Gina Bellman) is there to help provide justice – and leverage. Down a man, the team finds help in Harry Wilson (Noah Wyle), a lawyer looking for redemption. The team also includes thief Parker (Beth Riesgraf), hitter Eliot Spencer (Christian Kane), hacker Alec Hardison (Aldis Hodge), and his foster sister, Breanna Casey (Aleyse Shannon).

Recently, the cast of the series, including Bellman and newcomer and director Wyle, talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the new season.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview.

Friday Syfy airs the series finale of its thrilling vampire series, Van Helsing. In the final season, the show follows Vanessa (Kelly Overton), Jack, played by Nicole Muñoz, and Violet (Keeya King) as they fight the Dark One (Tricia Helfer) to save humanity once and for all. Now that the Dark One’s life force has been returned from the amulet and she is back to full strength, it all will come down to the epic final battle between the Van Helsing family and Dracula.

Muñoz recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about her final season working on the series, filming in Slovakia, Jack’s costume, reuniting with Overton, and more.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview.

Yesterday, Paramount+ released the second season premiere of Evil, a psychological thriller which originally aired on CBS in season one. The series stars Katja Herbers as Kristen Brouchard, a forensic psychologist who has been hired by David Acosta (Mike Colter), a Catholic seminary student, to work with him and his contractor and technical expert, Ben Shakir (Aasif Mandvi), to help him differentiate between possession and mental illness. She is the skeptic of the group and an atheist and therefore does not believe in demons but continues to be tested as she struggles to explain supernatural occurrences around them.

Recently, Herbers talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview for SciFi Vision about working on the series, how recent events have changed her character, Kristen’s relationship with David, working with Michael Emerson, what’s to come for her character, and more.

***This interview contains spoilers for 2.01, so please watch the episode first. There are also a couple of small spoilers for subsequent episodes as well***

The apocalyptic thriller, FEAR, directed by Jason Tobias and Geoff Reisner, follows a young family trying to survive when a group of thieves steals the last of their supplies. With time running out and the infected around the corner, Ethan, played by Jason Tobias, and Josephine (Marci Miller) must do whatever it takes to protect their children and get the vaccines they need.

Star Tobias, who also co-wrote the film with Reisner, recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about coming up with the idea, what it’s like writing, directing, and starring in the same project, what it took to complete the movie, and more.

On last weeks' episode of Fear the Walking Dead, everyone’s fears became realized when Teddy (John Glover) and Riley (Nick Stahl) set off the nuclear bomb from the submarine. In tonight's season finale, each group of survivors rushes to hide and protect themselves, but the devastation left from the bomb has yet to be seen.

In the episode, Sherry, played by Christine Evangelista, and Dwight (Austin Amelio) end up at someone’s home, and after helping them get rid of some bad men who have taken their storm cellar by force, join them below to wait out the bomb.

Evangelista talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision earlier in the week in an exclusive post-mortem interview where she talked about working on both Fear and the original series, how Sherry’s motivations have changed, the possibility of settling down with Dwight, and more.

In the fifth and final season of Syfy’s Van Helsing, Vanessa, played by Kelly Overton, Jack (Nicole Muñoz), and Violet (Keeya King) work to bring an end to the Dark One (Tricia Helfer) once and for all. Tonight’s all-new episode, “The Doorway,” marks the return of Vanessa. In the episode, Vanessa pulls Axel (Jonathan Scarfe) into the Dark Realm in the hopes of helping her escape.

Overton recently spoke to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about her return to the series, how much the series has changed over the seasons, how she feels about the ending, and more.

Today Netflix dropped the eagerly anticipated season 5B of its hit series, Lucifer. The series follows Lucifer (Tom Ellis), who after coming down to Earth, works as a consultant for the LAPD with Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German). Lesley-Ann Brandt stars as the demon Mazikeen.

In the back half of the season, Maze is on the search for a soul, and she also reconnects with Eve (Inbar Lavi) on the way.

Yesterday, Brandt talked to Jamie Ruby for an exclusive interview with SciFi Vision about working on the series, creating a musical episode, Maze's relationships, her motivations, designing Mazikeen’s look, and more.

In tonight’s episode of Fear the Walking Dead on AMC, June (Jenna Elfman) splits off from the group when she meets a man who may have information on the doomsday cult and their threat. She, however, is surprised to discover that the man is John Dorie Sr., played by Keith Carradine, John (Garret Dillahunt)’s father, and he may have a connection to the group and its leader.

Carradine recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his work on the Fear the Walking Dead, playing opposite Elfman, being directed by Aisha Tyler, and a bit about working with Benedict Cumberbatch on his upcoming film, The Power of the Dog, and more.

***Note there are spoilers for 613, “J.D.,” in the following interview. Please watch the episode before reading.***

Tonight, an all-new episode of Prodigal Son aired on FOX, entitled, “You can Run…” The series follows NYPD profiler Malcolm Bright, whose father, Martin Whitly, is the serial killer who called himself “The Surgeon.” Whitly often gave Bright advice and insight to help solve the cases he worked until last week’s episode when he escaped from Claremont Psychiatric Facility, along with two other inmates, Friar Pete, played by Christian Borle, and Hector (Armando Acevedo).

Borle talked to SciFi Vision on Friday in an exclusive post-mortem interview about the episode, working on the show, and more.