By Jamie Ruby

On April 14th Syfy will premiere its fifth and final season of Warehouse 13. Recently stars Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly, along with executive producer Jack Kenny, talked to the digital media about the final six episodes.

There were a lot of great memories from the show. Were there any characters or storylines that they would have liked to have explored more if there was more time? There were quite a few. Kenny told SciFi Vision, "I would've loved to have done a little bit more with Pete's mom, but scheduling screwed us on that. But most people don't know that half the time when you don't see a character come back on a show it's because they got another job.

"But there were several characters that I would've loved to see a little bit more of that we really liked."

By Jamie Ruby

Friday Syfy premiered season three of Continuum. The new episode picked up where the last left off, with Alec (Erik Knudsen) having gone back in time to try to save his girlfriend Emily (Magda Apanowicz). Star Rachel Nichols, who plays Kiera Cameron, and the creator and executive producer, Simon Barry, talked to the media about the new season.

In the first episode of the season, Kiera and Garza (Luvia Petersen) got to work together for the first time, and it made for some great moments. Barry told SciFi Vision, "We knew that we were tied to [Garza] having been captured by the freelancers in Season 2 and when we decided to have Kiera go back chasing Alec in time, there was a decision made about when she would go back and what was the configuration of the show at that point in time, and we realized, well, we're sending Kiera back roughly a week and what's the situation a week earlier? And we went back to our previous episodes and realized, well, this is just after Garza had been taken, and so we saw an opportunity there to take advantage of that, really, and also put Kiera in a situation where she could replay events of her escape and have them turn out differently, which I think was important for that first episode, this first episode, because when you do time travel you need touchstones of storytelling. And I think that the idea that within the episode itself we could see that happen in the context of Kiera and Garza, so we saw that something bad happened to Garza, and then after Kiera had time traveled she could prevent that.

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight Syfy airs the season four finale of Lost Girl. In preparation, stars Anna Silk, who plays the succubus Bo, Ksenia Solo, who plays her best friend Kenzi, Kris Holden-Ried, who plays Bo's love interest Dyson, and Zoie Palmer, who plays Lauren, the other member of that love triangle, talked to the digital media recently about the end of the season and what could possibly be coming moving into season five.

This season has had a lot of dark moments. One particular heart-wrenching event was Hale (K.C. Collins) being killed. The cast talked about finding out about the character's death. Solo told SciFi Vision, "It was very sad to find out about Hale dying. I think it was extremely unexpected, and the character and the person, K.C. Collins, is such an integral part of the Lost Girl family, and we've all really grown together over these last five years since the pilot. And so, of course, it's like losing a family member in a way. It was very sad.

"But I think we knew at the beginning of the season that that was going to happen...I can't remember exactly when we found out, but we all had to make peace with it as the season went on, but it was really hard to say goodbye to him for sure."

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight Syfy airs the season one finale of Bitten, based on the werwolf book series by Kelley Armstrong. Last week stars Laura Vandervoort, who plays Elena, Greyston Holt, who plays Clay, and Greg Bryk, who plays Jeremy, talked to the digital media about the series and what fans can expect tonight.

As of last week, Elena now knows the truth of why Clay really bit her: to save her life. The three talked to SciFi Vision about how that will affect their relationships moving forward. Vandervoort said, "That was a huge sort of hit for the audience to finally discover why it is that she's had this hate towards Clay, and the scene with Greg - I mean, he's just phenomenal. And, doing that scene was heartbreaking for both of us. It was very much a father/daughter thing.

"And obviously, now she's going to have more respect and love for Clay, and she's sort of bonded with him again."

SYFY ANNOUNCES ALL-NEW ZOMBIE SERIES Z NATION

13-Episode Series To Premiere in Fall 2014

NEW YORK – April 7, 2014 – Syfy today announced Z Nation, a 13-episode zombie series set to debut in the fall. From production company The Asylum (Sharknado), the action-horror series depicts the epic struggle to save humanity after a zombie apocalypse. The series, which will air on Syfy, will be produced by The Asylum and sold internationally by Dynamic Television.

Karl Schaefer (Eerie Indiana, Eureka, The Dead Zone) will serve as executive producer and showrunner. "Z Nation will take viewers where no zombie has gone before,” says Schaefer. The show, he continues, adds “a sense of hope to the horror of the apocalypse – our everyday heroes take the fight to the zombies. It’ll be an epic journey unlike anything you've seen before.”

By Karen Moul

Keith Urban may be American Idol's resident country artist, but he's got his eye on a number of contestants. Despite his love for country, Urban says judging is about much more.

"I just respond to feeling," he says. "It's not even about genre; it's got nothing to do with genre. It's got everything to do with the sense of believability and authenticity and a feeling. It could be something someone comes in and performs that doesn't really fit any particular genre, but I am just going to react and respond to how it makes me feel."

So far this season there's no frontrunner; Urban says he's enjoying the uncertainty.

"I think what I am liking about this season is America's responding to the performances from night to night. It doesn't seem like there is such an intense fan club for any particular artist where those will override the performance and I like that. I think that's what makes the show interesting for me from week to week right now, is anybody can be the front runner."

WIL WHEATON HOSTS NEW COMEDY SHOW FEATURING RAPID-FIRE COMMENTARY ON GENRE ENTERTAINMENT AND POP CULTURE WHEN THE WIL WHEATON PROJECT (WT) PREMIERES MAY 27 ON SYFY

Syfy Greenlights Twelve Half-Hour Episodes of Weekly Topical Series

NEW YORK – April 2, 2014 – Syfy has greenlit the 12-episode summer series, The Wil Wheaton Project (working title), a weekly topical comedy show hosted by actor, blogger and champion of geek culture Wil Wheaton. The 30-minute show will offer a fast-paced, lighthearted exploration and celebration of all things within the realm of science fiction and genre entertainment. The series premieres Tuesday, May 27 at 10PM ET/PT on Syfy. The announcement was made today by Dave Howe, President, Syfy.

Exclusive Interview with Simon Barry for Continuum
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

The hit series Continuum returns Friday to Syfy. The series focuses on Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols), a detective of 2077, who was inadvertently brought back to 2012 with a group of terrorists who call themselves Liber8, and has been trying to return to her own time and family.

At the end of last season, Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen) was devastated by the death of his girlfriend Emily (Magda Apanowicz), and rather than let Kiera return to her own time (and thus assumingly preventing it from ever happening anyway), Alec grabs the time travel device and travels back in time himself to alter his future. As with time travel so far on Continuum, that could very well screw things up from the way they were meant to be, and it's up to Kiera to stop him and fix whatever problems he may create.

Creator and executive producer of Continuum, Simon Barry, recently sat down with Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision for an exclusive interview to talk about season three.

By Jamie Ruby

Last week ten became nine when contestant Majesty Rose was voted off of American Idol. The preschool teacher from Goldsboro, North Carolina talked to the media recently about her Idol experience and future plans.