By Karen Moul

The supersized series finale of The Office airs this Thursday, May 16. The evening begins with a special one-hour retrospective, followed by the 75-minute final episode. "Months after the airing of the documentary," says the NBC's official press release, "the workers of Dunder Mifflin, past and present, gather for a wedding and a final round of interviews. Mysteries are solved, hatchets are buried, pranks are prunked."

"We didn't start off with the documentary as the finale," Executive Producer Greg Daniels told reporters. "The plan was to air the documentary in Episode 17, and as we got closer and closer to that point the writers and I would have furious debates.

"We thought it would be difficult to have a bunch of episodes after it had aired, and so we ended up pushing it off and off, and then it ended up being more close to the British show" on which the U.S. series is based."

By Jamie Ruby

Nico Tortorella, who previously talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview, recently took part in a press call to talk about his role on The Following as Jacob, and his character's death at the hands of Emma, played by Valorie Curry.

Tortorella told SciFi Vision that he was partly surprised that Jacob forgave Emma so fast, which is what led to his murder. "I was surprised to an extent. But at the same time, there were only so many people that Jacob had to turn to in that house. Emma was getting literally slapped back and forth by everybody else in the house, and when she finally turned to Jacob for support, Jacob had nobody else to turn to, so it was either love or not love, and I think Jacob just showed love."

By Karen Moul

Grimm has moved to a new timeslot behind The Voice, and star David Giuntoli is thrilled. While discussing the move with journalists, he gave us a brief a preview tonight’s episode.

“We're going to be seeing something very paranormal,” he explained, “I want to say almost X-Files-y that is not a standard Grimm’s fairytale and almost like we're dealing what people on the Earth think are aliens.”

Meanwhile, Nick is still living in Monroe’s attic, but that doesn’t stop the Blutbad’s relationship with Rosalee from heating up. “I believe in this next episode there's a very funny scene where I perhaps walk in on a moment I shouldn't have walked in on,” shared Giuntoli.

With tonight’s episode, Grimm begins a four-episode run to the season finale, and Giuntoli was feeling very talkative about what’s in store for the characters.

“You could definitely see a Nick and Juliette reunion,” he hinted. No surprise there, although he went on to suggest the couple could face a few more obstacles. “I'm sure that in Grimm fashion they'll find some way to make that as difficult as humanly possible."

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight Syfy will air an all new episode of Warehouse 13. The episode picks up where the previous cliffhanger left off, with Artie having killed Leena and having unleashed a deadly plague on the world with the Black Orchid Artifact. The two stars of the show, Eddie McClintock, who plays Pete Lattimer, and Joanne Kelly, who plays Myka Bering, as well as executive producer Jack Kenny, recently talked to the media about the midseason premiere, as well as what fans can expect moving forward.

Jack Kenny talked to SciFi Vision about some of the repercussions of Leena's death. "Artie's the first person that has to deal with this...and so we do a really cool thing where [we have] Claudia, who's our most obvious choice, go after Artie and bring him back to us. We have a really kind of emotional moment. And...Artie's having a very hard time dealing with what he did. He was affected by an artifact but he sees it as his hand is the one that did it, and so he's responsible. So there's that hurdle that has to be leapt over in terms of Artie making his peace with what an artifact made him do.