By Karen Moul

The sophomore season of Dallas has brought a change to bad boy John Ross. In a recent interview, Josh Henderson told us his character “has chilled out a little bit and he has a different approach.”

John Ross hasn’t changed his plans, just his demeanor.

“I think that he still wants to take over Ewing Energies, that’s his goal,” continued Henderson, “but he knows that he can’t just be guns blazing angry all the time. So he has a different tactic and he has chilled out a little bit and he wants to fly under the radar a little more.”

But is this the quiet before the storm? Filming of season two was underway when Larry Hagman died, so viewers know what’s in store: John Ross will lose his father, J.R.

“Once J.R. is gone,” Henderson hinted, “John Ross is really on a dark mission.

“Everything is brought to a halt and I think he’s going to feel very, very lost and unprepared with J.R.’s early exit. It’s painful for him and he was not expecting this and it’s going to cause some unbelievable emotions and actions and stuff to come out of John Ross.”

By Karen Moul

As Dallas’ second season open, Pamela is determined not to let Christopher seize custody of their unborn twins. Is she taking orders from her father, Cliff Barnes, or is she just angry about being jilted?

“I think it's a little bit of both,” says Julie Gonzalo. “Obviously Cliff has never had any nice things to say about the Ewing family. And I think that most of the reason why she went on a two-year con to trap Christopher into marrying her and all that stuff is because of her father.”

As we know, the con didn’t go as planned. Gonzalo says Pamela really did fall in love with her mark and “she definitely is hurt with the fact that Christopher never would have loved her as much as he loved Elena.”

Exclusive Interview with Peter Shinkoda of Falling Skies
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Recently Falling Skies came to an end for the summer. Many fans were sad to see Dai, played by Peter Shinkoda, die in the season finale. I recently talked to the actor in an exclusive interview for SciFi Vision specifically about filming the death sequence and the end of his journey on the series.

Shinkoda did not know until the last minute that this season would be his last. "Honestly it was very late in the game. I could have learned earlier, I wish I could have learned earlier, as an actor. But the thing was, the situation didn't lend itself to that.

By John Keegan and Henry Tran

I'm just going to come out and say it directly: I was very frustrated with this season finale of "Falling Skies". It had a lot of logic holes and plotting that didn't fit with the episodes that were shown before. After watching the episode, I had a myriad of questions running through my mind, which isn't a good thing if anyone was looking for a positive impression of the episode.

Exclusive Interview with Peter Skinkoda of Falling Skies
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Tonight the second season of Falling Skies will come to an end on TNT. In preparation of the finale I recently talked to Peter Shinkoda, who plays Dai on the series.  He talked about his role on the show as well about the finale. This is part one, part two of this exclusive interview with SciFi Vision is linked below.

Exclusive Interview with Aldis Hodge of Leverage
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby 

Leverage, which is currently in its fifth season on TNT, follows a group of reformed criminals who now use their skills to help those who need it. The team is comprised of the mastermind, Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton); the grifter, Sophie Devereaux (Gina Bellman); the hitter, Eliot Spencer (Christian Kane); the thief, Parker (Beth Riesgraf), and the hacker, Alec Hardison, played by Aldis Hodge.

Hodge recently took the time to talk to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his role.

There's still more San Diego Comic-Con coverage on the way, but for now, here are some great shots from the Falling Skies press room, taken by Christiane Elin!

Also the Syfy Comic-Con photos for Warehouse 13 and Alphas are also up in the Comic-Con gallery.

Keep checking back for more updates!

Christiane Elin recently attended San Diego Comic-Con 2012 for SciFi Vision and got some great exclusive photos in the press rooms. These include ones for Syfy's Warehouse 13 and Alphas, and TNT's Falling Skies, with more to come. As they are added, I will update this article. They are all available in the Comic-Con Press Gallery.

 

By John Keegan and Henry Tran

When I saw that this episode was titled, "Death March," I was a bit puzzled. Would a show known for taking it safe with nearly every plot element in its arsenal really pile on the death at this point? The survivors are on their way to salvation in Charleston and so maybe that could happen. Then, I watched the episode. This was not a death march the way I had imagined it in my mind. In fact, no one in the episode dies! So I had to ask the question of whether the title was ironic in some way during the viewing of the episode.