Tomorrow, FOX will air the two-part season finale of its hit show, The Passage, based on the series of novels by Justin Cronin. After Amy (Saniyya Sidney) has turned, she must make a difficult choice that could destroy everyone she cares about. Meanwhile Clark Richards, played by Vincent Piazza, must make a choice of his own that could change everything.

Piazza recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his work on the show, his character’s relationship with Shauna Babcock (Brianne Howie), what’s to come in the season one finale, and more.

Tonight, an all-new episode of The Passage airs on FOX. In the episode viewers get to learn more about the viral, Shauna Babcock, played by Brianne Howey, and how she ended up on death row.

Tonight the second episode of the new series The Passage airs on FOX. The series follows the secret government facility, Project NOAH, that has found a dangerous virus that scientists think could lead to the cure to every disease, including the outbreak of the Avian flu that is spreading. However, when test subjects turn into monsters, they believe their only chance of success is to give the vaccine to someone younger.

Federal Agent Brad Wolgast (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) is tasked with bringing in young orphan Amy Bellafonte (Saniyya Sidney), but changes his mind and decides to protect her instead.

In tonight’s episode, more backstory is revealed about Dr. Jonas Lear, played by Henry Ian Cusick, who discovered the virus. The story delves into why he and Tim Fanning (Jamie McShane), patient zero, went into the Bolivian jungle in the first place.

Cusick recently talked to SciFi Vision about his work on the series, his character's backstory, and more. He even teased about what is to come on The 100.

Tonight, FOX premieres its new series, The Passage, based on the best-selling book trilogy by Justin Cronin. The series focuses on events surrounding Project NOAH, a secret facility where scientists are running experiments with a dangerous virus that they think could potentially be the cure to every disease. However, it also has the ability to wipe out mankind.

As problems arise, the scientists look to using someone much younger as a test subject, and task Federal Agent Brad Wolgast, played by Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Saved by the Bell, NYPD Blue, Franklin & Bash), to bring in orphan Amy Bellafonte (Saniyya Sidney). However, after meeting Amy, his loyalties are tested, and he decides he must protect her no matter what the cost.

Star Gosselaar recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his work on the show, why the show is appealing, and more, including his ideas for a Saved by the Bell revival.

Tonight, an all-new episode of Midnight, Texas airs on NBC, entitled, “I Put a Spell on You,” in which according to the official description, “Patience (Jaime Ray Newman) and Manfred (François Arnaud) bond over their relationship troubles.”

Recently Arnaud talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about not just what is coming up for those two characters, but also his character’s future with Creek (Sarah Ramos), playing a possessed Manfred, and more.

Once again this year, SciFi Vision was lucky enough to be invited to a press day for Midnight, Texas. During the event, many photos were taken for the site, including photos of the actors during the round table interviews. Below is a gallery of all of the cast photos from day one of the event. Please give the page a chance to load, as there are a lot of photos. All photos copyright © SciFi Vision. Check out the gallery after the jump. Stay tuned for photos from day two.

Starting September 12th, SciFi Vision was once again lucky enough to be invited to a press day for a Midnight, Texas set visit in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The NBC series is based around Charlaine Harris' book series.

The setup of the schedule was different this time. For the first day, we interviewed the first set of cast members and then visited the backlot, ending with a catered Mexican dinner. The following day we interviewed the remaining cast members as well as the new producers. We also had a guided tour of the set interiors, as well as of the costume van. Both days we got to watch scenes being filmed from the monitors in the Cartoon Saloon.

Below, please find links to all of the articles that have been published so far for the event. This page will serve as a landing page and will continue to be updated.

Day two of the Midnight, Texas press day started out similar to the day before. The other journalists and I met at the hotel and were picked up and driven to Stage 9 at Albuquerque Studios. Stage 9 would once again be our base camp, at least for the start of the day.

First up were the round table interviews. First to our table was François Arnaud, who plays the character of Manfred Bernardo in the show.

One of the things Arnaud discussed is how the series will be a bit different this season because of the new showrunners and teased a bit of what’s to come. “I think the writers this season really expanded the mythology. I mean, I’m really surprised at how ambitious it became. It really departs from the book. It’s still relationship centered, but it departs from the soapy dynamics of the couples. By the end of the second season, we physically move into other realms, and it’s surprising to read at first, but it all makes sense. They tie up loose ends, and by the end of the season, the world that the writers managed to create with the show goes well beyond Midnight and well beyond the physical world as we know it. It’s very cool.”

The last round table interview during the second day of SciFi Vision's visit to the set of Midnight, Texas, on 9/13, was with Dylan Bruce, who plays Bobo Winthrop, and Parisa Fitz-Henley, who plays Fiji Cavanaugh, the witch in Midnight, who joined in later.

At the end of last season, the two characters became romantically involved.

Bruce and Fitz-Henley talked to journalists about their characters' relationship, working with each other and their chemistry, and more of what's to come in season two.

Before being given a tour of the Midnight, Texas set in Albuquerque on day two, 9/13, SciFi Vision, along with other journalists, particiated in a press conference style interview with Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder. The two producers serve as the new showrunners for season two.

Charmelo and Snyder talked about how the series will be different this season, what was taken from the books, what's coming for the characters in season two, and more.