By Jamie Ruby
Most people probably recognize Matthew Perry from his roles as Chandler Bing on the popular series Friends. However, since then, Perry has starred in other television series, such as Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and Mr. Sunshine, which he also helped create and wrote for, and also had a recurring role in the series The Good Wife.
Perry once again stars in his own sitcom: Go On, coming to NBC. Perry recently participated in a conference call with the digital media to talk about his new series, and SciFi Vision took part.
Most people probably recognize Matthew Perry from his roles as Chandler Bing on the popular series Friends. However, since then, Perry has starred in other television series, such as Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and Mr. Sunshine, which he also helped create and wrote for, and also had a recurring role in the series The Good Wife.Perry once again stars in his own sitcom: Go On, coming to NBC. Perry recently participated in a conference call with the digital media to talk about his new series, and SciFi Vision took part.
The Raven, set in the mid-1800s in Baltimore, is a fictional account of the last few days of Edgar Allan Poe's life, and what could have transpired. Don't let the title fool you; however, the film is not about his poem, nor even the bird. A serial killer is murdering people in ways that come from the pages of Poe's works, such as The Murders in the Rue Morgue, which starts the story.
Jamie Ruby recently attended the Syfy Digital Press Tour for SciFi Vision and got some great exclusive photos during the two day event. These include photos from the sets of Syfy's Defiance and Warehouse 13, as well as from dinner with the casts of Being Human and Haven. More coming as time permits. They are all available in the 
This year the Syfy Digital Press Tour was held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The night started with dinner in C5 Restaurant, inside the Royal Ontario Museum, where the press got some time to hang out with some of the Syfy stars. In attendance were Sam Witwer, Sam Huntington, Meaghan Rath, and Kristen Hager from Being Human, Lucas Bryant, Eric Balfour, and Adam "Edge" Copeland from Haven, and Jesse Rath (Meaghan's brother) from Defiance.
Robert Carlock has produced television series in the past, such as Friends and Joey, both of which he wrote for. He has also written for Saturday Night Live. His newest series, which he executive produces and writes for, is NBC's 30 Rock.
Jason Katims has executive produced and written for popular series in the past, such as Roswell, Boston Public, and Friday Night Lights. He currently serves as executive producer on NBC's Parenthood.
Season six of Bones left the audience with quite a shocker, which revealed that Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan (Emily Deschanel) was pregnant with Special Agent Seeley Booth (David Boreanaz)'s child. Up until this point, a big part of the show was about the sexual tension between them, and it was never known to the audience that the two were a couple. Season seven deals with the aftermath of Brennan's reveal as well as her pregnancy and Christine's birth. The season also deals with them moving in together, and their compromises on providing for their child (Brennan is rich and wants to give the baby everything, which causes some disagreements).
The episode starts off with a bang, as Rosen and Cam’s commitment to take the war to Parish is realized. The relationship with the government may not be ideal at the moment, but it’s getting the job done. Rosen’s more aggressive attitude is plain as day, given that his careful handling protocols with Alphas has been tossed out the window.