Suits LA is a spin-off of the popular series Suits, set in Los Angeles and led by Stephen Amell as Ted Black, a former New York federal prosecutor. Black has built a law firm specializing in criminal and entertainment law, catering to the city’s most influential clients. When co-founder of the firm and longtime friend Stuart Lane (Josh McDermitt) betrays Black during a critical merger, to keep his firm afloat and save both his career and reputation, he must now embrace a role he previously held in contempt.

On the most recent episode, “Batman Returns,” actor Enrico Colantoni, playing an alternate version of himself, is arrested for vandalizing his neighbor’s property.

SciFi Vision recently spoke with Colantoni about guest starring on the series, what it was like working with the cast, and more.

Set in the affluent suburb of Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Grosse Pointe Garden Society is a sharp and twisted series that combines dark humor with a gripping murder mystery. The story revolves around four gardening club members whose lives quickly spiral into chaos after they bury a body in their club’s garden.

Matthew Davis plays Joel, the town sheriff who jeopardizes his career by helping Birdie (Melissa Fumero), who it’s revealed he is romantically involved with, cover up the murder.

Recently, Davis spoke with SciFi Vision about his character on the series, the unique dynamic between Joel and Birdie, how working with Fumero reminds him of his time working with Reese Witherspoon on Legally Blonde, and more.

Deal or No Deal Island is a reality game show that combines elements of physical challenges, strategic gameplay, and social dynamics. The series takes place on a private island where contestants compete in excursions to retrieve briefcases containing cash prizes. Each episode features high-stakes challenges that test contestants’ physical and mental abilities. The player securing the highest-value case gains immunity and selects another player to face the Banker in a classic game of Deal or No Deal. If they make a good deal, they choose someone to go home, but if they make a bad deal, their time in the competition is over. The show culminates with the last player standing facing the Banker for a massive prize.

In the most recent episode, contestants had to endure holding up a portion of their body weight in cash over a burning fire, with the longest-lasting player getting to keep $75,000. During this competition, host Joe Manganiello put different valued briefcases on offer with random cash values, but to claim one, the player had to drop the money, with any unclaimed cases going back into rotation for a chance later the round. The contestant with the highest value case would get an “unprecedented power” at Temple. In the end, David Genat walked away with the highest case, but Phillip Solomon snagged the 75 grand. Unfortunately for Phillip, when they made it to Temple, David’s first power was to choose someone to go home, and he broke the deal he made with Phillip and sent him packing.

The Recruit stars Noah Centineo as a CIA lawyer named Owen Hendricks. He has a knack for trouble as he becomes involved in complex worldwide discord with some dangerous people.  In season two, he gets into even more intrigue via South Korean spies, but he may have more threats coming from inside his own agency, making him wonder who he can trust.

Nico Wan is new to acting, but he's hit the ground running, as he plays the role of Ji Min in the series this season, a Korean gangster who also works as an informant of the Korean Intelligence Service. He walks a thin line, trying to play both sides.

Despite being so new to Hollywood, Wan already has other acting gigs coming up.  Until recently, he was a lawyer, but he gave that up to become an actor.

Sci Fi Vision recently spoke to this lucky man about working on the show, how they treated him, how he became an actor and more. It was a fascinating conversation.

Based on the iconic book series by Tony Hillerman, the third season of Dark Winds, which premiered on Sunday, picks up six months after the events of season two. Lt. Joe Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon) and Jim Cher (Kiowa Gordon) delve into the mysterious disappearance of two boys, with an abandoned bicycle and a blood-stained patch on the ground the only clues. Meanwhile, Bernadette Manuelito (Jessica Matten), adjusts to her new role working Border Patrol far from home, but soon uncovers a dangerous smuggling network that carries significant implications.

Matten recently spoke with SciFi Vision about season three, including how Bernadette is fitting in at Border Patrol, how she’s following her instincts against her boss’s guidance, where her character’s love life is going this season, watching Robert Redford and George R. R. Martin film a scene, and much more.

The procedural crime drama The Hunting Party follows a team of investigators tasked with capturing the most dangerous serial killers who have escaped from a top-secret prison known as “The Pit.” The team is lead by Rebecca “Bex” Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh), an ex-FBI profiler. She is joined by CIA officer Jacob Hassani (Patrick Sabongui), and former soldier turned prison guard, Shane Florence (Josh McKenzie).

In recent weeks it was revealed that Shane has been harboring a secret from the team, as he has been making mysterious visits to an assisted living facility to see a man he claimed was his father, however, last night’s episode revealed that Dr. Dulles (Matt Frewer) has no sons.

Recently, McKenzie spoke with SciFi Vision about Shane’s secrets, working with Matt Frewer, how his character may be the “linchpin of it all,” and more.

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With an astronaut trapped in space, Alec is tapped to evaluate whether the pair of astronauts assigned to rescue them – a married couple – can safely complete the mission. An accident during a training exercise puts the mission at risk.

***The following contains spoilers for episode two***

In Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, created by Anthony Horowitz, a small plane crashes in the jungles of Mexico and the passengers survive, until one by one they all end up dead in strange and violent ways. As they fight to survive the dangers around them, it doesn’t take long for them to realize that someone wants them gone, and it could be someone in the group. Suspicions grow and trust becomes not existent as they work to uncover the killer.

Among the survivors are Travis Davis (Ólafur Darri Ólafsson) and his wife Lisa (Siobhán McSweeney), motel owners with strong conservative values.

The second episode, which aired last night on MGM+ resulted in the death of Travis, leaving the group to wonder if he was poisoned.

Recently, Ólafsson and McSweeney spoke with SciFi Vision about their time working on the series, how they enjoy the murder mystery genre, and more.

On Deal or No Deal Island, contestants engage in a unique blend of physical challenges and the classic game show format on a tropical island. They compete in excursions to gather briefcases containing cash, with the player(s) achieving the highest total gaining immunity. This player then selects a contestant to participate in the Banker’s Challenge, a high-pressure version of Deal or No Deal. The goal is to make a favorable deal to remain in the competition.

In the most recent episode, David Genat selected the person to play the banker after retrieving the highest briefcase and moving it across an area of quicksand. Even though Dickson Wong, who he was working with, wanted to play and control his own fate, David selected Alexis Lete, feeling it was a better option. However, Lete beat the banker, and to get back at David, she chose to send Dickson home.

Recently, Wong spoke with SciFi Vision about his time on the show, if he would have stayed with “The Family” alliance to the end, what he thinks his one mistake was, and more.

Rule Breakers is an uplifting film based on the inspiring true story of Roya Mahboob, a courageous woman who creates Afghanistan’s first all-girls robotics team, the Afghan Dreamers, despite the odds against her. Esin is one of the talented team members who, alongside Roya, faces numerous challenges, including societal opposition and personal threats. Despite these obstacles, the team perseveres and gains international recognition for their achievements in robotics competitions.

Recently, Boosheri and Afzali spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, how the experience changed them, and more.