By Karen Moul

Kiefer Sutherland returns to TV next week as 24's fugitive super-agent Jack Bauer. After a four-year hiatus, he was more than happy to reprise the role, but insists he's not the reason fans tune in.

"The real star of the show is the time signature," he told SciFi Vision. "Because in the context of a thriller, that ticking clock, it really does matter. It makes you quite nervous, inherently it just does because you know time is running out."

While 24: Live Another Day includes that familiar clock, Sutherland said this new incarnation is different from the original 24 in two critical ways.

"One of them," he explained, "is that Jack Bauer usually started off every season working within the infrastructure of whatever government agency he's a part of, or in line with the president of the United States. And then that might shift, but he certainly always starts there."

Episodic photos from the episode of Warehous 13 entitled "Savage Seduction," airing 5/5/14, after the jump.

By Jamie Ruby

The 23 year old from Jasper Alabama, CJ Harris, was voted off of American Idol on Thursday. The singer talked to the media recently about his time during Idol and his plans for the future.

By Karen Moul

Fans of the hit series 24 have been waiting four years and at last, Jack is back! Kiefer Sutherland returns as agent Jack Bauer in 24: Live Another Day, but the new incarnation has a twist: the groundbreaking 24-hour format is condensed to 12 hours, and the action has moved from L.A. to London.

Despite its shorter run, the series is everything longtime fans will expect. The format and frantic pace are unchanged, as is the iconic ticking clock. Although we'll see only half as many episodes, Executive Producers/Showrunner Manny Coto reassures viewers that "This is a realtime series and it remains a realtime series. All we are doing is presenting 12 hours out of a 24-hour period. But the episodes themselves are realtime."

When we last saw Jack, he fled into hiding with the help of his colleague and friend, Chloe (Mary Lynn Rajskub). Live Another Day picks up four years later. What have the former agents gotten into this time? As usual, Coto and Executive Producer Evan Katz found inspiration in current political events – specifically, says Coto, "the whole idea of government spying on its citizens and the technology and consequently individuals who are trying to fight that.

By Jamie Ruby

FX recently premiered it's new series Fargo. Bob Odenkirk, who plays the part of Deputy Bill Oswalt in the series, recently talked to the media about that role, as well as some of the other work that he's known for.

Odenkirk talked to SciFi Vision about what attracted him to his role in Fargo. "I love the movie. I got the script and my first instinct on it was "please don't ruin the movie I loved," and I would say by about page eight or nine of reading of the script, I felt, oh man, this is great. This is everything good. They took all the great vibe from the movie. They took the darkness and the comedy and they, well they, Noah Hawley is the writer and he did all this work and he took what you can take and not take the specifics of the movie; and I could just tell it was very entertaining, so I wanted to go in on it and I just worked on my part and went in and I read for it and hoped that I would get it and I did.

"And then I was just surprised at how it grew over time as we were shooting it and how my part, Bill Oswalt, without giving away too many spoilers or any spoilers, he gets to go somewhere emotionally and it's pretty great."

Exclusive Interview with Eddie McClintock on the Set of Warehouse 13 in Toronto on 8/23/13.
By Jamie Ruby

In August, SciFi Vision had the opportunity to visit the Warehouse 13 set and talk to the stars of the show. Eddie McClintock, who plays Pete Lattimer, sat down with SciFi Vision for an exclusive interview about the final season.

There is quite a bit coming up this year jammed into the final six episodes. Episode four is called "Savage Seduction." "Pete and Artie and Myka get trapped in a telenovela, so we had to take Spanish lessons for about two months so that I could speak Spanish fluently for that episode."

Episodic photos from the episode of Warehouse 13 entitled "A Faire to Remember," airing 4/28/14, after the jump.

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By Jamie Ruby

Dexter Roberts, the 22 year old from Alabama, was the latest contestant to be voted off of American Idol. The singer sat down with the media recently to talk about his journey on Idol and the future.

By Jamie Ruby

On Monday Syfy premiered the fifth and final season of fan favorite Warehouse 13. Actors Saul Rubinek, who plays Artie Nielsen, and Aaron Ashmore, who plays Steve Jinks, recently talked to the media about the series.

One of the soon to be fan favorite episodes this year is "Savage Seduction," the fourth episode in the season.

Ashmore told SciFi Vision, "I remember it was a little bit daunting, because I was going to be playing two versions of Steve and two very different versions of Steve, so it was definitely challenging. Originally, I think they were hoping to get my brother so that we could be able to play both roles, him play one and me play the other, but just the timing and stuff didn't work out. So that didn't happen.

"But again, it was a lot of fun. It was worth the exercise to me to explore the incredibly flamboyant gay side of Steve that we don't really get to see, but obviously it's deep down there somewhere. So it was a ton of fun and difficult at the same time to be switching back and forth between serious and flamboyant Steve with just a moment's notice, to kind of flip back and forth.