***This interview contains season finale spoilers***

The series Evil follows psychologist Kristen Bouchard (Katja Herbers), priest-in-training David Acosta (Mike Colter), and private contractor Ben Shakir (Aasif Mandvi), as they investigate cases dealing with phenomena involving miracles and possession, to decide whether they have a scientific explanation behind them or are something else.

Christine Lahti plays the role of Sheryl Luria, Kristen’s mother. In the next to last episode of the second season, Dr. Leland Townsend (Michael Emerson), an expert in the occult who is in league with the devil, introduced her to influencer Edward Tragoren (Tim Matheson), who drugged her so that Leland could inject the two of them with an unknown substance and perform some kind of weird transfusion.

Recently Netflix finally released season six of its hit series, Lucifer. Originally the show was only going to be five seasons, but the cast and crew got another set of episodes to say goodbye.

The sixth season picks up with Lucifer (Tom Ellis) slated to become God, but as always on the series, things never go to according to plan.

Earlier in the season, showrunner Ildy Modrovich talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview for SciFi Vision about the finale season. She discussed how certain parts of the final season came about, why they wrapped up the story the way they did with Rory (Brianna Hildebrand), if Trixie (Scarlett Estevez) knew the truth, whether they’d be up to come back again in the future, and more.

***This interview contains major spoilers, please watch the final season before reading. You've been warned.***

Also please be sure to read part one of the interview, which is spoiler-free.

Recently, the sixth and final season of fan-favorite Lucifer premiered on Netflix. The series follows Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis), the Devil, and Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German) who solve crimes for the LAPD.

On the series, Aimee Garcia plays the part of forensic scientist Ella Lopez. This season, Ella finally found out the truth about Lucifer and the world of celestials.

Garcia recently spoke to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the series, singing and dancing in the musical episode, the importance of representation, what she took from the Lucifer set, writing for Wonder Woman, and more.

Tonight, FOX premiered its new reality singing competition, Alter Ego. On the series, the contestants are not seen by the judges, but rather choose an avatar to perform, motion captured by their movements. This will enable them to perform in front of people in a completely new way and reinvent themselves, without being judged on their looks. Talent and techology come together in something you've never seen before.

The competition is hosted by Rocsi Diaz and features Alanis Morissette, Nick Lachey, Grimes, and will.i.am as judges.

Diaz talked to Jamie Ruby earlier today in an exclusive interview about hosting the series and what viewers can expect.

Recently, the sixth and final season of Lucifer premiered on Netflix. The series follows Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) and his partner Chloe Decker (Lauren German) as they solve crimes for the LAPD, often dealing with celestials and other creatures.

On the series, Kevin Alejandro plays Chloe’s ex-husband and father to Trixie (Scarlett Estevez), LAPD Homicide Detective Dan Espinoza. Last season Dan was killed by a French mercenary, and because of the guilt he carried, he went to Hell. This season, after making a deal with Rory (Brianna Hildebrand) he is returned to earth, but as a ghost, until he can get rid of his guilt.

Alejandro recently spoke to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about returning to the series, singing on the show, directing during COVID, and more.

***This interview contains season six spoilers***

Tonight, CBS premieres the newest addition to its hit franchise, NCIS: Hawai’i. The series follows Special Agent Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey) of NCSI Pearl Harbor and her team of naval investigators as they attempt to solve crimes on the Hawai’ian islands.

Executive producer, Jane Nash, recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the new series, how it is unique, how the islands play a part in the series, and much more.

Also be sure to check out more from the cast and crew from the previous NCIS: Hawai'i TCA panel interview TCA panel interview.

In tonight’s all-new episode of The Walking Dead on AMC, after finding a Whisperer, Aaron (Ross Marquand) threatened his life and actually let him get bit by a walker while trying to force the truth out of him. Before he could do something he really regretted, Carol (Melissa McBride) talked him down and stopped him. After being released, the man gave them some key information on finding Connie (Lauren Ridloff), who had been missing.

Earlier in the week, Marquand talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his character crossing the line, what it might mean for the future, how far he feels he’s willing to go, and more.

***This interview contains spoilers for tonight's episode, 11.05***

Tomorrow night, CBS premieres its new series, NCIS: Hawai’i. The series follows a team of navel investigators, led by Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey) as they solve crimes on the islands.

Recently, to promote the series, cast members Lachey, Alex Tarrant (Kai), Noah Mills (Jesse Boone), Yasmine Al-Bustami (Lucy Tara), Jason Antoon (Ernie Malik), Tori Anderson (Kate Whistler), along with executive producers Matt Bosack, Jan Nash, and Christopher Silber, talked to the media during a TCA panel.

Executive Producer Jan Nash talked about creating a unique series with a female lead. “It seems like a long time ago when we started talking about the idea of developing a new version of this franchise set in Hawai’i. When we did start talking about it, what we wanted to do was figure out how we could make it feel different than the other three very successful series that have preceded us. We get no points for landing on the obvious solution, which is a female team leader, but once we'd gotten to that idea, we very quickly had three subsequent ideas that have come to sort of defining our pilot: a jet crashing into a mountain, which gave us a Navy crime, a bunch of nine-year-old girls on a soccer field being coached by Jane Tennant, our hero, wearing a pink camo sweatsuit, and then later in the episode Jane Tennant jumping off a cliff into the ocean to catch the bad guy, that will then help us solve our Navy crime. Those three scenes…really do create a framework for what we think our show is. This incredibly smart, charismatic, courageous, intelligent woman who leads a family of agents at work and goes home to her family.”

At the end of last season, Chicago P.D. left fans hanging with some serious cliffhangers swirling around Jay Halstead and his partner, Hailey Upton (Tracy Spiridakos). Will Jay find out what Hailey and Voight (Jason Beghe) have done? If he does, will he cover for them? And most importantly, will he accept Hailey’s marriage proposal? SciFi Vision spoke with star Jesse Lee Soffer to find out.

“Jay's a detective,” Soffer reminded us, “so he's probably going to do some snooping and figure out what's really going on at some point, and you're going to see huge fallout from the events of the end of season eight. The stakes are at a ten coming back into the season.”

In our brief chat, Soffer also talked about the Upstead relationship, working with Spiridakos, and his thoughts on a Halstead crossover with Chicago Med. Check out the spoiler-free interview and transcript below, and don’t miss Chicago P.D.’s ninth season premiere at 10 pm Wednesday, September 22 on NBC.

Tonight, the season one finale of the supernatural drama SurrealEstate airs on Syfy. The series follows Luke Roman (Tim Rozon) and his team of real estate agents that handle the houses no one can sell: ones that are haunted or have some kind of otherworldly phenomena surrounding them.

Tennille Read plays the role of Megan Donovan, who started dating Luke after he came to her rescue when there were malevolent spirits in her house. She may be ready to sell, but that doesn’t mean that the house is empty. In the latest episode, August Ripley (Maurice Dean Wint), the technology specialist of the Roman Agency, entered the house and found out that there may be more to the portal in the cellar than they at first thought.

Recently, Read talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview for SciFi Vision about working on the series, teased the season finale, and more.