By Jamie Ruby

At the end of the last season of Haven, Audrey (Emily Rose) had disappeared with the barn, and Duke, played by Eric Balfour, followed after her and vanished as well. The premiere picks up six months later when Duke is spit back out, without Audrey.

Duke eventually makes it back to Haven, realizing Audrey is nowhere to be found, and the troubles in Haven are even worse than before. Can he and Nathan (Lucas Bryant) find Audrey before it's too late?

Eric Balfour talked to the digital media earlier in the week about the new season of Haven, which returns to Syfy tomorrow night.

By Jamie Ruby

Tomorrow night marks the end of a television era as USA Network's hit television series Burn Notice draws to a close. In the explosive series finale, Michael Westen, played by Jeffrey Donovan, even if he cannot forgive himself, will need to regain the trust of his friends to finish what he started. However, lives will be risked and sacrifices will be made. Is Michael willing to pay the ultimate price to get what he wants?

Jeffrey Donovan, Bruce Campbell (Sam Axe), and creator and executive producer Matt Nix recently talked to the media about the series finale and the possibility of quite a shocking ending.

By Jamie Ruby

One of the FBI's most wanted fugitives is Raymond "Red" Reddington (James Spader). Suddenly the criminal has surrendered to the FBI with an offer. He will help them catch criminals from his "blacklist," including politicians, mobsters, spies, and terrorists, but only on his terms - he must work with FBI profiler Elizabeth "Liz" Keen, played by Megan Boone.

Recently, Boone, along with executive producer John Eisendrath, talked to the media about the new series Blacklist, which premieres September 23 on NBC.

By Jamie Ruby

Andy Samberg stars in the new FOX comedy series Brooklynn Nine-Nine as Detective Jake Peralta. Peralta is smart but also smart-mouthed, and is used to the precinct being run by a lax captain who let him get away with a lot. When new Captain Ray Holt (Andre Braugher) takes over, Peralta is in for a rude awakening.

Samberg and creators/executive producers Dan Goor and Mike Schur recently talked to the media about the new series, premiering September 17th on FOX.

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight NBC will be premiering the new game show The Million Second Quiz, hosted and executive produced by Ryan Seacrest. This new competition tests not just contestants trivia knowledge, but also their endurance as they battle in head-to-head rounds for twelve consecutive days and nights (one million seconds). The finale will give one winner the largest money prize in game show history.

Contestants can earn $10 for every second they remain the in the "money chair" while answering trivia questions against their component. Each episode during primetime, the contestants will battle it out in a three-story hourglass in Manhattan, New York for all to see.

The top four players will remain in "Winners' Row" while they are not competing and may be replaced if other contestants beat their score. These contestants will come from all across America, including from those playing along live via The Million Second Quiz app.

On saturday, Seacrest, along with executive producers Stephen Lambert and David A. Hurwitz talked to the digital media about the new competition, premiering tonight on NBC.

By Jamie Ruby

During the Fan Expo in Toronto, SciFi Vision attended the press room for Syfy's Defiance. The interviews were broken up into three sets of actors. Interview one consisted of Graham Greene, who plays Rafe McCawley, Jaime Murray, who plays Stahma Tarr, and Nicole Munoz, who plays Christie McCawley.

The actors of course did not reveal things about the new season, but they did talk about their experiences working on the series.

Here are some highlights and exclusive photos, and you can also watch a partial video of the interview below.

By Jamie Ruby

Last season of Syfy's Haven ended with Audrey (Emily Rose) disappearing with the barn, along with Duke (Eric Balfour), as Nathan (Lucas Bryant) watched helplessly on. Season four picks up six months after the incident, after Duke has been ejected from the barn - without Audrey. The troubles are worse than ever before. Can Nathan and Duke find her before it's too late, and will she even remember who she is?

Earlier in the week, series star Lucas Bryant talked to the digital media about season four and the changes in town, as well as about working with his new costars.

The second part of the press room for Lost Girl was interviews with Kris Holden-Ried, who plays Dyson, and Ksenia Solo, who plays Kenzi. Again, the two actors could not reveal much of what is coming in season four, but they did have some great things to say.

Here are some highlights, or you can watch the full video below. There are quite a few funny parts I've not included in the highlights below, so it's definitely worth a watch to see the two joking around.

The first press room SciFi Vision attended at Fan Expo was for Lost Girl. First up was Anna Silk, who stars as Bo, the succubus. Although she could not reveal much on season four, she gave some great insight into the series.

Here are some quotes as highlights, or you can watch the whole video, below.

On the possibility of Bo going darker this season - It's been nice to kind of explore the dark side and I think that that's an integral part of Bo, and her history, and her future. I mean, it's not solely that, but I think it's a key part of who she is. Yeah, you'll see more of that.

By Lynn Tackitt

ABC Family's Switched at Birth is rounding up the summer with a summer finale on Monday, August 19th. With a strong fan base and wonderful characters, they are heading down the home stretch of season 2 and then gearing up for season 3.

Katie Leclerc, who plays Daphne Vasquez, took time out of her schedule to discuss the show, relationships, why she thinks that Switched At Birth relates with its fans, and a show pitch that she would like to see them perform.

Leclerc has been acting since 2005, and just under 8 years; just look what she has accomplished. She breathes a wonderful breath of energy into the show, and her dedication to her character and how her character is perceived is to be commended.