***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.

In season two of 1923, which recently premiered on Paramount+, the Dutton family faces a brutal winter as they struggle to maintain their ranch amidst financial strain and threats from Donald Whitfield (Timothy Dalton). The second season also introduces the character of US Marshal Mamie Fossett (Jennifer Carpenter), who becomes involved in the search for Teonna Rainwater (Aminah Nieves), who remains on the run from her pursuers.

Recently, Carpenter and Nieves spoke with SciFi Vision about what fans can expect in season two.

Deal or No Deal Island combines physical challenges with the classic Deal or No Deal format, set against the backdrop of a tropical island. Contestants compete in excursions to retrieve briefcases with cash values. The player(s) with the highest total value earns immunity and decides which contestant will face the Banker’s Challenge. This challenge involves playing a high-stakes game of Deal or No Deal, where making a good deal ensures survival in the game, while a bad deal results in elimination.

On last week’s episode, La Shell Wooten, a social worker from North Carolina, played the banker and unfortunately made a bad deal, ending in her leaving the game.

Recently Wooten spoke with SciFi Vision about her time on the show, why she took the game ending deal, how being a social worker helped her game, and more.

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.

Doctor Who Trailer - 4/12/25
Season Two


The Doctor and the nurse, the universe isn’t ready! #DoctorWho returns with Season 2 on 12th April 2025.

Below is a trailer from the second season premiere episode of Doctor Who. Doctor Who airs Saturdays on Disney+. Check it out below.

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.