Night Court Exclusive Clip - 2/25/25
3.10 - "Abracadabra Alaka-Dan"
Sneak Peek

In the episode, Harry’s old magician’s assistant (Mo Collins) appears in the courthouse and puts Dan and Abby in a tough position. Gurgs, Flobert and Julianne are determined to fire up Wyatt’s lukewarm life.

Below is a clip from the third season episode of Night Court, "Abracadabra Alaka-Dan," airing 2/25/25. This clip features John Larroquette, Melissa Rauch, and guest star Mo Collins (40-Year-Old Virgin, Parks and Rec), who plays Harry’s old magician’s assistant Starla. Check it out below.

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.

In fourth episode Mythic Quest season four, “The Villain’s Feast,” which premiered today on Apple TV+, the team leaves the office to attend a thrilling murder mystery party at a lavish mansion hosted by an anonymous figure. After arriving, each member is given a card declaring them to be “innocent” or the “villain.” During the game, Dana (Imani Hakim) plans a special moment for Rachel, while Brad (Danny Pudi), ever the opportunist, uses the party to showcase his trademark cunning. As the game unfolds, tensions rise as secrets are revealed and relationships are tested.

Recently, stars Pudi and Hakim spoke with SciFi Vision about filming the fun episode, what’s coming for their characters throughout the season, and more.

In the fourth episode of Mythic Quest season four, “The Villain’s Feast,” which premiered today on Apple TV+, the team steps away from the office and into a thrilling murder mystery party hosted at a grand mansion. Jo (Jessie Ennis), who assembles the group, hands out cards declaring who is playing “innocent” and who will be the “villain” to murder the others. During the episode, Rachel (Ashly Burch) takes on the role of detective, fully invested in uncovering the truth behind the fictional murder, as well as who brought them all together for the party, as no one will admit to being the host.

Recently, co-creator Megan Ganz, who directed and co-wrote the episode, spoke with SciFi Vision about creating the unique episode, as did star Burch, who also spoke to how doing voice work in video games affected her approach to her character and more.

On the most recent episode of The Traitors, the three Traitors, Boston Rob, Danielle Reyes, and Carolyn Wiger once again couldn't agree on who to murder and continued to fight against each other. Boston Rob wanted to murder Derrick Levasseur’s because the Big Brother alum went after him at the roundtable. Even though the others were against it, especially Danielle, the trio finally agreed to murder Derrick.

Earlier in the week, Derrick spoke with SciFi Vision about his time on the show, how being a detective helped him play the game, why he agreed to do it, and much more.

Tonight, an all-new episode of the reality competition series Deal or No Deal Island premieres on NBC. In the series, players compete in challenges to secure briefcases from around the island each filled with a dollar amount. Depending on the challenge of the week, a player, or players, usually those with the highest cases, get immunity and choose another player to go to The Temple to play a classic game of Deal or No Deal against the Banker, and the winnings from that round are added to the group pot that grows over the season. If the contestant who plays the game makes a bad deal, they are eliminated, but if they make a good deal, they choose the contestant who leaves.

In last week’s episode, “Dr. Will” Kirby played against the Banker and won, eliminating Maria-Grace Cook from the game.

Cook spoke with SciFi Vision recently about her time on the island, what she really thinks of Dr. Will, if she's dating Storm Wilson, and much more.

On the most recent episode of The Traitors, tension among the traitors continued to escalate as Caroline confronted Danielle over spreading rumors about her, further straining their alliance. Despite Rob’s attempts to mediate, the group decided to murder Bob Harper, a well-liked Faithful who had previously called out Rob as a potential Traitor.

Harper, who is best known as trainer and later host of The Biggest Loser, recently spoke with SciFi Vision about his time on The Traitors, including how and why he became involved, what surprised him about his time there, and much more.

The Irrational Exclusive Clip - 2/04/25
2.12 - "Straight From The Heart"
Sleep Walking
Sneak Peek

Renee seeks Alec’s help after she has a dream containing details about a murder that actually happened. The case grows more intriguing when they realize the victim was Renee’s heart transplant donor. Marisa is surprised by a visitor from her past.