In Season 2 of 1923, the Dutton family confronts numerous challenges, including a brutal winter and the relentless pursuit of their enemies. Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer), a strong-willed woman with ties to British nobility, finds herself at a crossroads. After leaving her engagement to the Earl of Sussex for Spencer Dutton, she now faces societal backlash. Alone, Alexandra sets out to join Spencer in Montana, driven by love and a desire to rebuild her life. As she navigates her journey, the Duttons back home must fend off threats to their land and legacy, with Spencer racing against time to return and help his family.

Recently, Schlaepfer spoke with SciFi Vision about the hardships her character in season two, what Alex’s journey taught her, and more.

The darkly comedic sci-fi romance follows Agnes (Alice Lowe), a hapless woman, doomed to repeatedly fall for the wrong man, Alex, across different eras, only to meet a tragic end and be reincarnated to repeat the cycle.

Jacob Anderson plays the role of Scipio, who shows up in various places across the timelines as different characters, including Alex’s manager in the 1980s.

Anderson recently spoke with SciFi Vision at length about working in the film, including being a fan of Alice Lowe, working with the wigs and costumes, and more, as well as some of his other projects, including Interview with a Vampire and Doctor Who.

Tonight, Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue premieres on MGM+. A small plane crashes in the Mexican jungle and everyone survives, until one by one they begin to die in unusual and violent ways. They quickly begin to realize that someone wants them dead. As the group of strangers fight to survive the dangers of the jungle, they quickly start to suspect each other as they try to uncover the identity of the killer.

Recently stars Eric McCormack, who plays Kevin, and Lydia Wilson, who plays Sonya, spoke with SciFi Vision about their secretive characters, why they wanted to be a part of the project, and more.

At the end of episode eight of The Traitors, Danielle and Carolyn were given the choice to murder or seduce another traitor, and at the top of episode nine, they were nowhere closer to a decision on whether to let another join their ranks or murder. Danielle wanted to bring in Britney as a third traitor, but Carolyn, still not trusting Danielle, believed that her being close with Britney, she would use it as a way to get her out. Unable to agree on a seduction, the two finally decided to murder one of the Faithful, and it ends up Sam Asghari who was taken out.

Model, actor, and ex-husband of pop queen Britney Spears, Sam laid relatively low in the game, which may have been what eventually led to his demise. Asghari recently spoke with SciFi Vision about his time on the show, how he wanted to have fun and see what he was capable of, whether he has any regrets, and more.

The Hunting Party is a crime procedural series that follows a team of investigators tasted with capturing notorious serial killers who have escaped from a secret prison in Wyoming known as “The Pit.” The team is led by ex-FBI agent Rebecca “Bex” Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh).

Sara Garcia plays the role of Jennifer Morales, who is an integral part of the team’s operations, offering strategic intelligence.

Recently, Garcia spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, her preparation for the role, and more.

Deal or No Deal Island is a reality competition series that combines elements of the classic game show with physical challenges on a tropical island. Contestants compete in excursions to retrieve briefcases containing cash values. The player (or sometimes players) with the highest case value gains immunity and selects the player to face the Banker’s Challenge, where they play a high-stakes version of classic Deal or No Deal, where making a good deal keeps them in the game, but making a bad deal sends them home.

In the last episode, the outcome of C.K. (Courtney Kim)’s game with the banker was revealed and she made a good deal, choosing to send Seychelle Cordero home.

In tonight’s all-new episode of Night Court, “Abracadabra Alaka-Dan,” Harry’s old magician’s assistant Starla (Mo Collins) arrives at the courthouse wanting an old book of Harry’s from Abby (Melissa Rauch). At her refusal, Abby ends up literally stuck in a tough spot with Dan (John Larroquette). Meanwhile, Julianne (Wendie Malick), Gurgs (Lacretta), and Flobert (Gary Anthony Williams) make it their mission to bring Wyatt (Nyambi Nyambi) out of a complacent lukewarm life.

Yesterday, guest star Collins spoke with SciFi Vision about taking on the character of Starla, what it was like getting in front of a live audience again, how the experience changed her, and more.

The Monkey is a 2025 darky comedic horror film based on a Stephen King short story, directed by Osgood “Oz” Perkins. The plot revolves around twin brothers Hal and Bill, who discover a cursed wind-up monkey that causes gruesome deaths whenever it is activated. As adults, Hal (Theo James) lives a solitary life, estranged from his son Petey (Colin O’Brien), due to fear of the monkey’s curse.

O’Brien, who is also known for his title role in the Apple TV+ series Dear Edward, and as a younger Wonka in the film Wonka, recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film The Monkey, which is now in theaters.

Season two of Surface arrives today on Apple TV+. The series stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Sophie, who is still struggling with amnesia after falling off of a ferry in season one. In season two, having traveled back to her hometown of London, she continues to deal with her memory loss while in search of answers about her mysterious past. She uses stolen resources to infiltrate elite British society, uncovering a link to a captivating heiress (Millie Brady). However, her journey takes a sharp turn when a journalist unexpectedly reaches out, revealing they had been collaborating to expose a dangerous scandal involving those closest to Sophie. As Sophie unravels these mysteries, she also faces the consequences of her past decisions and relationships including her complex dynamic with her husband, James (Oliver Jackson-Cohen).

Recently, stars Mbatha-Raw, Jackson-Cohen, and Brady spoke with SciFi Vision about what fans can expect from their characters this season.

Episode four of the fourth season of Mythic Quest, “The Villain’s Feast,” which premiered yesterday on Apple TV+, centers on a murder mystery party that brings the team together in a grand mansion hosted anonymously. Jo (Jessie Ennis) takes charge as the games facilitator with her usual intensity, assigning roles via cards marked with either “innocent” or “villain.” Meanwhile, Carol (Naomi Ekperigin), who is becoming more involved in the office dynamics, adds to the comedic tension in the episode as she interacts with David (David Hornsby), who is trying to embody a more fun persona during the party.

Recently, stars Ennis and Ekperigin spoke with SciFi Vision about season four, filming such a unique episode, and more.