Season four of the FX series The Strain, premieres Sunday, July 17th. The season premiere picks up nine months after the events of last season. The explosion caused by Eph (Corey Stoll)'s son Zach (Max Charles) started a global nuclear winter, allowing the strigoi to move in daylight. The Master, having now taken the body of Eldritch Palmer (Jonathan Hyde), has created an alliance in "The Partnership," a ruse that provides free food and medical; however they don't take kindly to those who refuse to collaborate.

Separated, each of the characters must work to fight the Master's regime and try to save humanity. Eph works to find a way to cripple the strigoi, while Fet (Kevin Durand) and Quinlin (Rupert Penry-Jones) look for a nuclear bomb to turn the tide, while Setrakian (David Bradley) and Dutch (Ruta Gedmintas) face their own problems.

Yesterday, showrunner Carlton Cuse talked to the media about what's to come in season four and closing out the series.

In the latest episode of Shadowhunters to air on Freeform, entitled “Fair Folk”, when Jace, played by Dominic Sherwood, Clary (Katherine McNamara), and Simon (Alberto Rosende) meet with the Seelie Queen (Lola Flanery), she forces Clary to make a decision to save her friends, who she has trapped in vines. She tells Clary that she must kiss the one she desired most for them to be released, knowing that it’s Jace, rather than her boyfriend Simon.

Recently Sherwood talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the episode, including the fallout from the kiss, working with Will Tudor as Sebastian, playing piano for the show, Jace’s relationship with Maia (Alisha Wainwright), and more, as well as what’s to come in the next episode.

Tonight on an all-new episode of Shadowhunters, entitled "You Are Not Your Own," warlock Magnus Bane, played by Harry Shum Jr., and Valentine Morgenstern (Alan Van Sprang) switch bodies, because of something greater demon Azazel (Brett Donahue) has done, which causes more problems for the Shadowhunters and their friends.

Shum talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview last week about tonight's episode, Magnus's relationship with Alec (Matthew Daddario), Azazel, and more.

On Monday, Freeform airs the second episode of the third season of its series Stitchers, entitled, "For Love or Money." The series follows a group of scientists working for a secret government agency who "stitch" into the minds of the dead to solve their murders.

The episode introduces the medical examiner, Amanda Weston, played by Anna Akana, who is to be Camille (Allison Scagliotti)'s love interest this season.

Akana recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about her character.

Tonight Syfy's hit series returned for season three with all-new episodes. When we last left the Raza crew in the season finale, Four/Ryo [Alex Mallari Jr.] had stolen the Blink Drive and blown up the space station with some of the crew still onboard. His second in command, Misaki [Ellen Wong], killed Nix [Melanie Liburd] without his knowledge. Season three picks up moments after the station has exploded.

Melissa O'Neil, who stars as Two, recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about what's to come this season on Dark Matter.

Tonight season two of Wynonna Earp returns to Syfy with all-new episodes. Based on the comic book series of the same name created by Beau Smith, the series follows Wyatt Earp's heir, Wynonna, played by Melanie Scrofano, who has inherited his demon-killing gun and is cursed to battle demons and send them back to Hell. Now working as a special agent in the Black Badge Division, this season she must work to rescue her boss, Xavier Dolls (Shamier Anderson), with the help of her sister, Waverly (Dominique Provost-Chalkley), her sister's girlfriend Officer Nicole Haught (Katherine Barrell), and the infamous Doc Holliday (Tim Rozon), as well as battle other supernatural creatures that are now able to enter the Ghost River Triangle.

Scrofano recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about what's to come in season two.

Tonight, Shadowhunters returns to Freeform with all-new episodes for the second half of season two. The series follows humans born with angelic blood called Shadowhunters who protect the world from demons. Some of the humans with part demon blood, however, are on their side, such as former Shadowhunter-turned-werewolf Luke Garroway, played by Isaiah Mustafa.

At the end of the first half of the season, Valentine (Alan Van Sprang) wanted to use the Soul Sword to kill all Downworlders. To stop him, many of the Downworlders, including Raphael (David Castro), Meliorn (Jade Hassouné), and Luke's pack, believed it could be prevented by killing Clary (Katherine McNamara), who could activate the Soul Sword for Valentine with her special angelic blood by him forcing her to touch it. Luke, of course, wanted to protect Clary and stopped them, wanting to find another way. The Shadowhunters believed that Jace (Dominic Sherwood) could destroy the Soul Sword by touching it, as he was part demon; however, in the end, Jace touching the sword was what caused it to activate, killing many Downworlders, as Valentine had lied: Jace was part angel.

Mustafa recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his character and what's to come in the second half of season two.

Tonight Syfy airs the final three episodes of season three of 12 Monkeys. Todd Stashwick, who plays Deacon, recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on season three, playing his father, acting alongside Emily Hampshire, and much more.

***Contains Spoilers up through 3.09***

On Friday, Syfy will premiere the first of three nights of the all-new season three of its hit time travel series, 12 Monkeys. The series follows James Cole, played by Aaron Stanford, who was sent back in time to stop a deadly plague, and his partner from the past, Dr. Cassandra Railly, played by Amanda Schull.

This season the two's journey will take them across time to find the man responsible for the destruction of time, the Witness, who they recently discovered was their unborn son.

Stanford and Railly recently talked to the media in preparation for the premiere.

**Note that there were spoilers during the interview, which have been taken out. Once the episodes have aired, the interview will be restored in its entirety.**

The two actors talked to SciFi Vision about their characters' choices and sacrifices this season, and how the events of the season has changed them.

Stanford said, "In the show you see this theme of circles and cycles coming up over and over and over again.

In the season finale of The Magicians, which aired tonight on Syfy, we learned that after Ember (Dominic Burgess) and Umber (Nico Evers-Swindell) were killed, someone was sent to take away all the magic in Fillory and on earth. When SciFi Vision recently talked to members of the cast, including Hale Appleman, who plays Eliot, Brittany Curran, who plays Fen, Arjun Gupta, who plays Penny, and Rick Worthy, who plays Dean Fogg, they talked about how they felt their characters would deal with the situation.

**Spoilers for 2.13**