SciFi Vision recently participated in several press roundtables for Apple TV+'s epic series See.

Our second roundtable included Executive Producer, Dan Shotz, and actors, Christian Camargo (Tamacti Jun), Sylvia Hoeks (Queen Kane), and Marilee Talkington (Souter Bax). The three actors all play characters that are not so nice.

Hoeks plays the role of Queen Kane, the ruler of the Payan tribe, who tasks her Witchfinder General, played by Camargo, to find the children with sight. Talkington plays a member of the Alkenny tribe, authentically representing the blind community.

During the round table interviews, the producer and actors talked about religion in the show, the details of the world, why these characters aren't necessarily the villains of the story, and much more.

Tonight an all-new episode of Prodigal Son airs on FOX. The series follows Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne), a criminal profiler who joins the NYPD because of his ability to see things from the perspective of the killer. However, he comes with baggage, as his father has been incarcerated at an asylum for committing serial murders.

Frank Harts, who plays the role of Detective JT Tarmel, recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the show, his character’s strained relationship with Bright, what’s to come for JT, and more.

SciFi Vision participated in several press roundtables for Apple TV+’s epic series See. Our first roundtable included Director and Executive Producer, Francis Lawrence, and actors, Nesta Cooper (Haniwa) and Archie Madekwe (Kofun).

Francis Lawrence directed the first four episodes and had a lot to do with the look of the series as well as keeping the continuity when bringing other directors on for future episodes.

Nesta and Archie play the roles of Maghra (Hera Hilmar)’s seventeen year old twins and Baba Voss’s non-biological children. The twins have a secret that can change everything what anyone has known for the last 600 years in the post-virus world.

SciFi Vision was invited by Apple TV+ to a swank hotel in Hollywood to take part in a press conference and roundtable interviews for its epic new series, See. See is a visually stunning series starring Jason Momoa (Baba Voss) and Alfre Woodard (Paris). See takes place six hundred years in the future on Earth that has been devastated by a virus that has only left a couple of million survivors. The survivors have all emerged blind. See explores how the survivors live without sight and adapt to find new ways to live while the Earth heals from environmental challenges. The world of See is all encompassing from the unique characters, story lines, costumes, sets, and locations. It’s easy to go along on the ride with its fast-paced tempo and the non-stop journey of the Alkenny Tribe.

The See press conference included series star, Jason Momoa, and the world-building producers of See, writer and creator Steven Knight, director Francis Lawrence, executive producers Dan Shotz and Jenno Topping, and associate producer and blindness consultant Joe Strechay.

Tonight, AMC premiered an all-new episode of its hit series, The Walking Dead. In tonight’s episode, Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) was let out of his cell to help fight off the massive zombie hordes headed towards Alexandria by Gabriel (Seth Gilliam), something that Aaron, played by Ross Marquand, was not happy about.

Happy or not, Aaron ended up having to rely on him after temporarily losing his sight from the hogweed, and Negan ended up saving his life.

Marquand recently talked to SciFi Vision about the episode, working with Morgan, dealing with the practical effects, and more.

Tricia Helfer, who’s probably best known to science fiction fans as Number Six in Battlestar: Galactica, will be joining the cast of Syfy’s Van Helsing this season as Dracula. Her first episode will premiere November 8th.

She will also be guest starring in Shudder’s Network's Creepshow on October 17th as Lydia Layne.

Helfer recently talked to SciFI Vision in an exclusive interview about joining the cast of Van Helsing, what fans can expect of her female Dracula, working on Creepshow, and more.

Tonight, an all-new episode of Van Helsing premieres on Syfy. The series is set during the vampire apocalypse and follows Vanessa Van Helsing (Kelly Overton) and the friends she meets along the way, as they fight to stop the vampires and take their world back.

Monday night, Prodigal Son returns with an all-new episode. The series follows Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne), the son of the incarcerated serial killer Martin Whitly (Michael Sheen), who uses his traumatic memories and knowledge of killers to become a criminal profiler.

Besides the others at the NYPD, he is also helped by medical examiner, Dr. Edrisa Tanaka, played by Keiko Agena, who is quite taken by him.

Agena recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the show.

Auggie, which opens in select theaters and is available on video on demand starting today, follows Felix Greystone (Richard Kind), who after being forced into early retirement is given a pair of augmented reality glasses called AUGGIE. The glasses project a perfect version of an interactive companion to the user.

When Felix’s wife, Anne (Susan Blackwell), is promoted, and his daughter, Grace (Simone Policano), moves out to live with her boyfriend, Felix, feeling lonely, decides to try on the glasses. The attention from Auggie (Christen Harper) helps ease the loneliness, but when he starts to fall for her, it jeopardizes his relationships. Can Felix recognize his addiction and stop before he loses what truly matters?

Director and Co-Writer Matt Kane and Co-Writer Marc Underhill recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on Auggie.

Tomorrow Netflix drops its new event series, The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. Based on Jim Henson’s 1982 film, The Dark Crystal, the series features an all-new adventure in the world of Thra that takes place many years prior. The series is live-action, but uses classic puppetry to tell the story. The Crystal of Truth at the heart of Thra has been damaged and corrupted by the Skeksis, spreading an evil darkening throughout the land. The story follows Rian (Taron Egerton), a Gelfling, who along with his girlfriend (Alicia Vikander) and his friend (Harris Dickinson), discover the evil truth behind the Skeksis and must race to spread the word among the Gelfling clans, and with their help, stop the darkening and save themselves and Thra before it’s too late.

The series boasts an all-star voice cast, including Jason Isaacs, who voices the character of the Emperor, skekSo, the leader of the Skeksis, who’s hell-bent on destroying all Gelflings.

Isaacs recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the series, the unique aspects of such a role, and his thoughts on The OA and the fans' campaigns to save it.