In the most recent episode of Revival, when Reviver Arlene (Nicky Guadagni) showed up in the church during her daughter’s funeral and snapped the neck of her son-in-law Bob Dittman (Derek McGrath), even the Sheriff (David James Elliott) wasn’t able to stop her by filling her with bullets. It was Blaine Abel (Steven Ogg) who finally stopped her for the time being by dousing her in something flammable and lighting her on fire. By the end of the episode, it appears some of the members of the town are now looking to him as leader to fight in what he deems is an upcoming holy war.

Ogg recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including what drew him to the role of the preacher, where he pulled inspiration for the character, and more, as well as if he would ever return to The Walking Dead: Dead City for another flashback to play Simon again.

The Buccaneers is a historical drama set in the 1870s during the Gilded age. The series follows five wealthy and ambitious young American women who travel to London to participate in debutante season with the goal of securing husbands, but their unconventional personalities clash with the rigid traditions of high society. In season two, which recently premiered on Apple TV+, the women navigate the darker realities of adulthood, romance, betrayal, and shifting friendships.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with writer/executive producer Katherine Jakeways, executive producer Beth Willis, and producer Joe Innes about working on season two, including the fantastic filming locations and more.

Based on the comic series from Tim Seeley and Mike Norton, Revival is set in the town of Wausau, Wisconsin where the recently dead mysterious return to life on what becomes  known as Revival Day. The series centers on police officer Dana Cypress (Melanie Scrofano) and her sister Em (Romy Weltman), one of the newly resurrected. In the upcoming episode on Thursday, the search for Em’s murderer continues, leading Dana and Em to the bridge where some of her memories are resurfacing, including that of seeing Blaine Abel (Steven Ogg) that night. Meanwhile, a new mandate for Reviver registration is passed.

Recently, executive producers and showrunner Luke Boyce and Aaron B. Koontz spoke with SciFi Vision about adapting the series from the comics, why it appealed to them, and more.

On the most recent episode of Resident Alien, “Truth Hurts,” as Harry (Alan Tudyk) continues to struggle with losing his alien essence, Heather (Edi Patterson) returns and asks Harry to marry her, unaware he is now completely human. With Asta (Sara Tomko)’s encouragement, he tells Heather the truth, but their relationship reaches a breaking point when her family’s disapproval becomes impossible to ignore. Meanwhile, D’Arcy (Alice Wetterlund) grapples with the guilt of keeping secrets from Kate (Meredith Garretson) and Ben (Levi Fiehler) regarding their daughter, which pushes her towards old destructive habits. Kate, still reeling from her abduction by the Greys tries to get information from D’Arcy and later realizes she is still being watched.

Recently, Tomko, Wetterlund, and Garretson spoke with SciFi Vision about keeping secrets, their characters’ friendships this season, and more.

The most recent episode of Resident Alien, “Truth Hurts,” delves into the emotional fallout of Harry (Alan Tudyk) now being human as he struggles to adapt to his new limitations. Heather (Edi Patterson), the Blue Avian alien, returns and asks him to marry her, unaware that Harry is now permanently human. Harry is forced to reveal the painful truth and the impossibility of their relationship, resulting in a breakup as Harry realizes he can’t ask her to sacrifice her alien heritage. Meanwhile, Sheriff Mike (Corey Reynolds) finds the courage to confide in his girlfriend Lena about his alien encounters, despite her skepticism. Deputy Liv (Elizabeth Bowen) continues to support Mike while hoping to have her own alien encounter.

Stars Reynolds and Bowen recently spoke with SciFi Vision about the new season, including the shifting dynamics of their relationship and more.

On the most recent episode of Revival, “Reality Check,” Dana (Melanie Scrofano) continues to investigate her sister Em (Romy Weltman)’s death, learning that she stole drugs from the Check brothers, potentially putting herself in danger before her death. During Terry Dittman’s funeral at the church, the Reviver Arlene (Nicky Guadagni) attacks and kills her son-in-law, Bob (Derek McGrath) to get to the casket of her daughter, but Blaine Abel (Steven Ogg) arrives and sets the casket on fire, stopping Arlene, at least for the time being. The incident intensifies the crisis, leading to urgent discussions among the arriving Governor Harris (Shauna MacDonald) and the town leaders, which has Sheriff Cypress (David James Elliott) advocating for harsh new policies that include registration and aggressive containment measures. The governor agrees to crackdown on the Revivers, leaving their future uncertain.

Recently, Elliott spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, building the character, and more.

THE WALKING DEAD: DARYL DIXON SEASON THREE TO PREMIERE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 ON AMC AND AMC+ 

NEW TEASER AND PHOTOS FOR THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED THIRD SEASON, STARRING NORMAN REEDUS AND MELISSA MCBRIDE, RELEASED DURING THE WALKING DEAD: DEAD CITY SEASON 2 FINALE 

NEW YORK – June 22, 2025 - The highly anticipated third season of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, starring Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride, is set to premiere Sunday, September 7 at 9pm ET/PT on AMC and AMC+, as revealed in a new series teaser during tonight’s Dead City season two finale. New images from season three, featuring Daryl Dixon (Reedus) and Carol Peletier (McBride) and new Spanish cast members Eduardo Noriega, Óscar Jaenada and Alexandra Masangkay, were also released.  

Season three which filmed in Spain will follow Daryl (Reedus) and Carol (McBride) as they continue their journey to somehow return home and to the ones they love. As they struggle to find their way back, the path takes them farther astray, leading them through distant lands with ever-changing and unfamiliar conditions as they witness the various effects of the Walker apocalypse. 

In addition to Reedus and McBride, Eduardo Noriega, Óscar Jaenada and Alexandra Masangkay join as series regulars in season three. Additional cast includes Candela Saitta, Hugo Arbués, Greta Fernández, Gonzalo Bouza, Hada Nieto, Yassmine Othman, Cuco Usín and Stephen Merchant, amongst others. 

Based on Mary Lowell’s definitive biography, The Mitford Girls, Outrageous follows the dramatic and often scandalous lives of the six aristocratic Mitford sisters, a prominent British family whose members become entangled in the political upheavals of the 1930s.

Diana (Joanna Vanderham) is shown as she abandons her wealthy husband and aristocratic life to support Oswald Mosley (Joshua Sasse) and his fascist movement. Unity (Shannon Watson) is characterized by her rebellious nature and fascination with Adolf Hitler (Paul Giddings), which leads her to develop a close relationship with him, setting her apart from both her family and society. Jessica (Zoe Brough) takes a different path by embracing socialism and political activism, creating a rift within the family. The show explores the sisters’ complex relationships, their conflicting ideologies, and the challenges they face during a turbulent era.

Vanderham, Watson, and Brough recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including their period costumes and more.

In this week’s episode of Murderbot, “Complementary Species,” the team is still reeling from Leebeebee (Anna Konkle)’s death at the hands of SecUnit (Alexander Skarsgård) and struggling with trust issues. Some members remain wary of SecUnit, despite its repeated efforts to protect them, while others, like Mensah (Noma Dumezweni), recognize their survival depends on its abilities.  Arada (Tattiawna Jones), ever practical and empathetic, tries to keep the group together. Pin-Lee (Sabrina Wu), on the other hand, remains deeply skeptical of SecUnit, aligning with Gurathin (David Dastmalchian) in advocating for caution and even suggesting they leave it behind. As the group debates their next move, the team’s escape is complicated by both the appearance of gigantic, alien creatures as well as the arrival of another hacked security unit.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with stars Jones and Wu about working on the series, meeting with Martha Well, who wrote the novellas the series is based on, and more.

The Better Sister follows estranged sisters Chloe Taylor (Jessica Biel) and Nicky Macintosh (Elizabeth Banks) whose lives collide after the murder of Adam Macintosh (Corey Stoll) – Chloe’s husband and Nicky’s ex. At the center of the turmoil is Ethan (Maxwell Acee Donovan), Nicky and Adam’s son, who becomes the prime suspect in his father’s death, forcing the sisters to confront long-buried secrets and their strained relationship. As Ethan faces trial, he is represented by the formidable attorney Michelle Sanders (Gloria Reuben). Meanwhile, Jake Rodríguez (Gabriel Sloyer), a partner at Adam’s firm and Chloe’s secret lover, becomes entangled in the investigation, further complicating the sisters’ quest for the truth.

Recently, Donovan, Reuben, and Sloyer spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, which is now streaming on Prime Video.