On Friday, October 9th, the second press room at New York Comic Con I attended was for Stitchers and Pretty Little Liars on ABC Family. Stitchers returns for season two in 2016. Following are videos with the cast and crew, as well as highlights from the interviews, and of course photographs. Information about the series can be found at the end.

On Friday, October 9th, the first press room at New York Comic Con I attended was for Mr. Robot and Colony on USA Network. Mr. Robot returns for season two in 2016. Following are videos with the cast and crew, as well as highlights from the interviews, and of course photographs. Information about the series can be found at the end.

On Friday, October 9th, the first press room at New York Comic Con I attended was for Colony and Mr. Robot on USA Network. Colony premieres on January 14, 2016 at 10/9pm central. Following are videos with the cast and crew, as well as highlights from the interviews, and of course photographs. Information about the series can be found at the end.

New York Comic Con 2015 - Thursday
Hunters & Legends Press Rooms

**Note that I will update this page if I add any more (& the date will reflect that). I will also be adding official photos, videos, and highlights from the networks, once I get my own up, as well as such from panels/press rooms that I did not attend.**

I arrrived Thursday afternoon, much later than planned, and it was really only the start to discovering the headache that is travel in New York, but I digress.

As most of the Syfy press rooms were already filled when I applied, my first of the day was the press room for Hunters, an upcoming series based on the best-selling novel, Alien Hunter, written by Whitley Strieber. Attending the press room was Strieber, Executive producers Gale Anne Hurd and Natalie Chaidez, star Britne Oldford (Regan), and prosthetics supervisor Justin Dix.

On Thursday, October 8th, after attending the press rooms, I walked around the convention floor and took photos of various things from the show floor. Below are some of my favorites, including some ABC Family displays and The Walking Dead displays, among others.

On Thursday, October 8th, the second press room at New York Comic Con I attended was for Legends on TNT, which returns Monday, November 2nd, at 10pm ET/PT. Following of star Sean Bean and executive producer Ken Biller. I had some technical issue with audio and video, so highlights and such coming soon. Information about the series can be found at the end.

On Thursday, October 8th, the first press room at New York Comic Con I attended was for Hunters on Syfy, which premieres in April of 2016. Following are videos with the cast and crew, as well as highlights from the interviews, and of course photographs. Information about the series can be found at the end.

The Anomaly comes to Blu-ray and DVD Tuesday. Set in the future, the film stars Noel Clarke, who also directs, as an ex-soldier, Ryan Reeve, who after suffering post-traumatic stress disorder, wakes up in a van next to a kidnapped boy. The bigger problem? He has only nine minutes and forty seven seconds at a time to discover the truth about who he is and why people want him dead.

Recently, Clarke talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the upcoming release, as well as a few of his other projects, including Doctor Who.

The actor first talked about how he originally became involved in The Anomaly. “I first became involved in the project, because I was looking at scripts and working with a director called Tom Daley, and he had a movie called Tiger House, which was written by Simon Lewis, and he said, “You should meet Simon; Simon's a great guy.”

Haven returns to Syfy on October 8th for the back half of season five, unfortunately its last, starting with two all-new back-to-back episodes. When we last left the group, Dr. Charlotte Cross (Laura Mennell), who was revealed to be Audrey (Emily Rose)'s mother, combined Audrey and Mara (also Rose) back into one body. However, as Mara hadn't actually released Duke (Eric Balfour) from his curse, doing so released the hold Mara had on all the "troubles" residing in him. Suddenly all new troubles were unleashed into the unsuspecting town of Haven, and group, along with Nathan, played by Lucas Bryant, and Dwight (Adam Copeland) must try to contain them.

Recently, Bryant talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the upcoming half of the season, including his directorial debut and his thoughts on the series finale.

Coming up, things are a lot different for the town of Haven as secrets are exposed. "Things are definitely different because of that. There's a new element of danger that's introduced...basically the troubles are now behaving in wholly unpredictable ways; they're no longer following the rules that we've sort of come to know and expect about them. So there's that, the difficulty of the rampant nature of them now, and the unpredictable nature of the people that are now dealing with this new information. [It] makes for dangerous and tricky situations for all our main characters."

On Gotham, Pertwee plays Alfred Pennyworth, butler to the Wayne's Family. After the elder Waynes' death, he took over the role of protecting their son, Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz), who would later grow up to be Batman.

Gotham airs all-new episodes of season two, Mondays on FOX.

As part of the Wizard World Convention in Pittsburgh, Sean Pertwee took time to talk with Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview

The actor loves everything about working on the series. "Everything. I mean, it's the type of show, I've said this before, that would irritate me if I wasn't actually being involved in it. I love opening every new script, because it's like Christmas comes early every year. Because we don't even really know what's happening until we've actually opened the next script. I love working with David Mazouz, who plays Master Bruce, who's a superlative actor, as is the rest of our company. We're a very tight knit unit now; we're very fond of each other. Going to work is a dream really, and the thing is, it's very rare that you are actually in show where the only frustrating thing is that you're actually not working everyday. It really is like that, and that's the atmosphere on set."