Monday night, Prodigal Son returns with an all-new episode. The series follows Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne), the son of the incarcerated serial killer Martin Whitly (Michael Sheen), who uses his traumatic memories and knowledge of killers to become a criminal profiler.

Besides the others at the NYPD, he is also helped by medical examiner, Dr. Edrisa Tanaka, played by Keiko Agena, who is quite taken by him.

Agena recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the show.

This Sunday, the popular series, The Walking Dead, returns to AMC. The episode, “Lines We Cross,” written by Angela Kang, picks up months after the season finale. Lines are still drawn, and dealing with the fallout of The Whisperers, our group does their best to stay away from Alpha (Samantha Morton)’s territory, after so many of their own have been killed.

Winter is over, and now on the beach, the group does what they can to get everyone in top shape for fighting what’s to come, practicing and learning formations. Will it be enough?

Things become tense when the children find something unexpected that could mean more trouble is coming.

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Today Serial Box releases episode three of Orphan Black: The Next Chapter, “Bread and Pottages,” by E.C. Meyers.

The episode is another strong one, and readers finally get a bunch of clones talking together at the same time (although via video chat). Unfortunately, I did not receive audio this time with the episode, so I haven’t heard the scene yet, but I am really eager to hear Tatiana Maslany’s recording of it. It adds so much.

In the third episode, the stakes are getting higher as more is discovered about the explosion at GRIT, and the clones could all be in a lot of danger. I really enjoyed Art’s conversation with Jay in the episode, trying to steer her away from any useful information. It just really brings me back to the television series.

I’m also so glad that Vivi is getting more information about her sisters and realizing she isn’t crazy. At some point, the next step will be for her to confront the other clones, and I’m really excited for that. I do wish, however, that the episode had showed Vivi’s reaction to the what she found out.

Emergence - 1.04 - "No Outlet" - 10/15/19

After learning more about Piper’s origins, Jo struggles with the decision to shelter her. Benny enlists a friend to hack Kindred’s secret files, and Chris clashes with a headstrong informant he’s assigned to protect.

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Today Serial Box releases episode two of Orphan Black: The Next Chapter, a continuation of the popular BBC America television series. The second episode is written by Mishell Baker, a different author than the first (written by Malka Older). I liked the idea from the beginning that they were bringing in other writers, as they often do with episodes of television series, but I was afraid it would not blend well together. Thankfully it does, and it feels like one complete story.

I was really happy to have more characters from the original series return, especially Alison. The author has her down to a T. I always loved the show, and as likely most people reading the series, I am doing so to read about the original characters’ adventures rather than just about the universe of the show.

I love how the story continues to feel like it’s just another episode of the series. The idea of weaving in evidence from the case that started a lot of the problems for the clones is a cool idea, and the border patrol really raises the stakes.

The Wonderful World of Disney Presents The Little Mermaid Live!

JOHN STAMOS AND GRAHAM PHILLIPS TO MAKE A SPLASH IN ‘THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY PRESENTS THE LITTLE MERMAID LIVE!’

Live Musical Spectacular to Air Tuesday, Nov. 5, on ABC

Following his performance as Chef Louis in the Hollywood Bowl production of “The Little Mermaid,” two-time Emmy® Award-nominated actor and producer John Stamos will reprise his role as the eccentric French cook in “The Wonderful World of Disney presents The Little Mermaid Live!,” airing TUESDAY, NOV. 5 (8:00–10:00 p.m. EST), live on ABC. Joining Stamos and the previously announced cast including Auli’i Cravalho (Ariel), Queen Latifah (Ursula) and Shaggy (Sebastian) is Graham Phillips, most known for his work on “The Good Wife,” who will return to his live theater roots in the role of Prince Eric.

Emergence - 1.03 - "2 MG CU BID" - 10/08/19

A mysterious illness takes hold of Piper, while Jo and Benny investigate a powerful tech mogul, Richard Kindred. As Piper’s health deteriorates, Jo weighs accepting help from an unknown source. Meanwhile, Alex works to decipher a radio frequency code from Piper’s plane crash, and Ed has a follow-up oncology appointment.

Auggie, which opens in select theaters and is available on video on demand starting today, follows Felix Greystone (Richard Kind), who after being forced into early retirement is given a pair of augmented reality glasses called AUGGIE. The glasses project a perfect version of an interactive companion to the user.

When Felix’s wife, Anne (Susan Blackwell), is promoted, and his daughter, Grace (Simone Policano), moves out to live with her boyfriend, Felix, feeling lonely, decides to try on the glasses. The attention from Auggie (Christen Harper) helps ease the loneliness, but when he starts to fall for her, it jeopardizes his relationships. Can Felix recognize his addiction and stop before he loses what truly matters?

Director and Co-Writer Matt Kane and Co-Writer Marc Underhill recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on Auggie.

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Today Serial Box releases part two of the first episode of Orphan Black: The Next Chapter. I was really impressed by the first part of the episode, though it was mostly introduction and fairly short. The second part is a bit longer and is when the real meat of the story begins.

I love how with Tatiana Maslany reading the story, even though it isn’t on television, you can still feel each clone’s personality. It's great to hear about the original clones, and I am especially eager to hear about Sarah and Allison as the season continues. Plus, I think it will be even more fun when multiple clones are together in the same scene interacting. Still, it's really appealing that there is a new clone as a main character, and Vivi is very likable and a lot different from the others we know.

Last Thursday, Serial Box released the first part of the first episode of their new audio book series Orphan Black: The Next Chapter, narrated by Tatiana Maslany, which you can read my review of here if you haven’t.

Tomorrow, when part two is released, I will be posting about that part of episode one, but I decided to write both a review and a recap together. So, I decided that it only made sense to post a recap from part one. Read on below, but please be aware, it’s full of spoilers for part one. Stay tuned for my post-mortem of part two.