On day two of SciFi Vision’s Midnight, Texas set visit on 9/13/18, reporters were given a behind the scenes set tour by new line producer Jeff Rafner, who manages the day-to-day happenings on set. Afterwards, Rafner talked to journalists a bit about the steps of putting together an episode during preproduction.

JEFF RAFNER: In prep on day one of shooting an episode, we have what we call a concept meeting where the writers and all the department heads talk about the big picture, what’s being looked for for that episode. That usually takes two or three hours.

And then after that, we then break up to individual department meetings.

On 9/12/18 during SciFi Vision's visit to the Midnight, Texas set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the cast and crew joined the journalists for round table interviews. The second of the day was Peter Mensah, who plays the character of Lem, the vampire in Midnight.

During the interview, Mensah talked about Lem’s new marriage to Olivia (Arielle Kebbel), his reaction to the newcomers to Midnight, and what else is next for his character.

The last round table interview of the day during SciFi Vision's recent trip to the Midnight, Texas set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 9/12/18, was with Jason Lewis, who plays the character of Joe Strong, an angel living in Midnight.

The actor talked to journalists about playing a fallen angel, Joe’s relationship with Chuy (Bernardo Saracino), and what's next for his character.

During SciFi Vision's recent visit to the Midnight, Texas set in Albuquerque, New Mexico on 9/13/18, the first of the round table interviews for the day was with François Arnaud, who stars as Manfred Bernardo in the series. Manfred can speak to the dead, whether he wants to or not. Spirits can sometimes take control of him with little he can do.

Arnaud talked to the journalists about his work on season two, what Manfred thinks about the newcomers to Midnight, and what else is in store for him this season.

During SciFi Vision's Midnight, Texas set visit in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the cast and crew came in to talk to the journalists. One of the round table interviews on the first day was with Arielle Kebbel, who plays the character of Olivia Charity, one of few humans on the series, who starts the season newly married to vampire Lem (Peter Mensah). The actress sat down to talk about her character's new husband, how their relationship will affect Olivia, and what else is in store for her character in season two.

The first of the round table interviews on 9/12 during SciFi Vision’s Midnight, Texas set visit in Albuquerque was with Nestor Cabonell, who plays the character of Kai Lucero, a healer, who moves to Midnight in season two with his wife, Patience (Jaime Ray Newman). The two, who build a hotel and spa next to Home Cookin’, are greeted with suspicion by the other Midnighters.

Carbonell took time to tell us about his character and working on Midnight, Texas this season.

As part of Syfy’s 31 Days of Halloween movies, they recently aired the all-new original movie, No Escape Room, where a father, Michael (Mark Ghanimé), and his daughter, Karen (Jeni Ross), enter a small-town escape room, which may be more than it seems. Star Ghanimé recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the film.

The soon to be blockbuster, The Meg, opens today in theaters nationwide. The film is based on the novel Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror, written by Steve Alten, over twenty years ago. The story follows Jonas Taylor (Jason Statham), a paleontologist and marine biologist who was working in the Mariana Trench on a top-secret dive when he came face to face with a 70-foot prehistoric shark, the Carcharodon Megladon. His claims were dismissed and his career ruined, until seven years later he must confront his past to save the crew of a deep-sea submersible.

Alten recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about Meg and his subsequent novels in the series, as well as the upcoming film.

Tonight Syfy aired the second episode of season four of its popular series, Killjoys, where we get to see what’s happening with Johnny, played by Aaron Ashmore, and his brother D’Avin (Luke Macfarlane), who were stuck with Delle Seyah Kendry (Mayko Nguyen) on Aneela (Hannah John-Kamen)’s ship’s elevator when we last saw them at the end of last season.

Recently SciFi Vision talked to Ashmore in an exclusive interview about the show, where he talked specifically about tonight’s episode, among other things.

**Interview contains spoilers for 4.02**

Tonight Syfy premiered its fourth season premiere of Killjoys, entitled, “The Warrior Princess Bride.” In the episode, Dutch (Hannah John-Kamen) is telling Khylen (Rob Stewart) about a memory, which we get to see, of how she met John, played by Aaron Ashmore.

Recently, Ashmore talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his work on the show, including tonight’s episode.

**Spoilers for 4.01**