Tonight FOX aired the mid-season finale of season two of its series Prodigal Son. The series follows criminal profiler Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne), who has a knack for getting inside the minds of killers and helps the NYPD to solve crimes. He also happens to have a serial killer (Martin Sheen) for a father.

The episode, which was directed by star Lou Diamond Phillips, introduced the character of Dr. Vivian Capshaw, Claremont Psychiatric’s resident, played by Academy and Tony Award-winning actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, and guest starred and Emmy Nominee Alan Cumming, who plays Scottish Europol Agent Simon Hoxley.

The cast and producers took part in a panel earlier today as part of the Spring TCAs to talk about the episode, Catherine Zeta-Jones joining the cast, the chemistry between Malcolm and Dani (Aurora Perrineau), and more.

Zeta-Jones was already a fan of the show when she got the role, and she was drawn to the material. “…I gravitate to the kind of nuance of what I think was so different and powerful about Prodigal Son. It's pretty good family drama with a twist of danger, and it's a dark family, and I gravitate to kind of darker material.” She added that she was also drawn to the role because of Michael Sheen, who, although she had not met before, is actually from her hometown and of similar age.

The Masked Singer First Look - 3/10/21
Season Five
Competition is stacking up.

Watch “The Russian Doll” performance of “Shallow” from the new season of The Masked Singer. Also introducing “Cluedle-Doo,” the show’s first-ever clue-meister, a secret celebrity guest who stirs the pot with all-new clues about the contestants’ identities. See the photo.

Below is a first look trailer from the fifth season of The Masked Singer. The Masked Singer returns Wednesday, March 10 at 8/7c on Fox. Check it out.

Prodigal Son Trailer - April 2021
Season Two
All-New Trailer Featuring Academy Award Winner Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Emmy Nominee Alan Cumming

This April, prepare for the return of America's favorite murderous family. The winter finale airs tonight at 9/8c on Fox. The series returns for its spring premiere, Tuesday, April 13th. 

Below is a trailer from the second season of Prodigal Son. Prodigal Son airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on Fox. Check it out.

FOX BET SUPER 6 TEAMS WITH TELEVISION’S #1 ENTERTAINMENT SERIES, “THE MASKED SINGER,” FOR SEASON FIVE, PREMIERING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, ON FOX
 
Free-To-Play App Introduces Awards Totaling More than $250K Throughout Season Five
 
Players Try to Predict Six Outcomes Per Episode For a Chance to Win Cash Prizes
 
When the fifth season of the hit singing competition series THE MASKED SINGER debuts Wednesday, March 10 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX, the FOX Bet Super 6 app will offer viewers an enhanced entertainment experience, by making predictions about what they think will happen in each episode throughout the season. 
 
In advance of each episode of THE MASKED SINGER, viewers who download the FOX Bet Super 6 app will be presented with six questions to predict what will occur in the show that night. For every correct answer, users of the app will receive an entry into a prize drawing where a total of $20,000 will be given away each week. There will be multiple winners each week. Users who enter the sweepstakes every week will receive an extra entry into a grand prize sweepstakes with a $100,000 grand prize, which could be awarded to a single player following the show’s season finale in May.

ANIMATION EXPANDS TO MONDAYS THIS SUMMER ON FOX
 
NEW ANIMATED COMEDY “HOUSEBROKEN,” FEATURING LISA KUDROW, TONY HALE AND WILL FORTE, JOINS FORCES WITH “DUNCANVILLE,” FEATURING AMY POEHLER, TY BURRELL, RASHIDA JONES AND WIZ KHALIFA, TO LAUNCH MONDAYS, BEGINNING MAY 31
 
Special Two-Episode Season Two Premiere of DUNCANVILLE, Featuring a “Parks and Recreation” Reunion, to Air Sunday, May 23
 
This summer, FOX expands animation to Mondays, with the series premiere of all-new pet paws-itive comedy HOUSEBROKEN on May 31 (9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT), followed by Season Two of DUNCANVILLE (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT). A special two-episode second season debut of DUNCANVILLE will air Sunday, May 23 (8:30-9:00 PM ET/PT and 9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT), after which the series moves into its Monday time period. 
 
Featuring the voices of Lisa Kudrow, Tony Hale and Will Forte, animated comedy HOUSEBROKEN follows a group of neighborhood pets and stray animals as they work through their issues inside and outside their therapy group. HONEY (Emmy Award winner Lisa Kudrow, “Friends”, “The Comeback”), a standard poodle, opens her living room for the group to come and support each other through the misery, mayhem and majesty that is being a pet. Honey also struggles with her own problems, such as her arranged (by her human) marriage with CHIEF (Nat Faxon, “The Way Way Back”), a sloppy St. Bernard who enjoys eating socks and licking himself.

Monday, the new sci-fi series, Debris, premieres on NBC. The show follows CIA Agent Bryan Beneventi (Jonathan Tucker) and MI-6 Agent Finola Jones (Riann Steele), tasked to work together under Orbital, a coalition between the two agencies, to recover debris from a alien spacecraft that messes with the laws of nature and affects people in different ways.

Recently, Norbert Leo Butz, who plays Beneventi's boss, Craig Maddox, and Scroobius Pip, who plays the mysterious Anton Ash, talked to journalists during an NBC junket that SciFi Vision took part in.

Be sure to watch Debris on NBC, and you can also read the transcript of the round table following the video of SciFi Vision's portion of the interview.

Prodigal Son follows Malcolm Bright (Tom Payne), a profiler who happens to have a serial killer (Martin Sheen) as a father, who uses his smarts to help the NYPD solve crimes. Lou Diamond Phillips, who stars as Lieutenant Gil Arroyo, directed the upcoming episode, entitled “Face Value,” which premieres on Tuesday on Fox.

On Friday, Phillips talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the series, his character’s relationship with Jessica (Bellamy Young), Gil being a father figure to Dani (Aurora Perrineau), directing the episode, and more.

Resident Alien, based on the comic book of the same name by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse, follows an alien (Alan Tudyk) after he crash-lands on Earth and takes over the identity of a small-town doctor, Harry Vanderspeigle. Harry is determined to finish his mission: destroy the human race, but the longer he stays human, the more he wrestles with the idea.

Sara Tomko stars as Asta Twelvetrees, the town doctor's assistanct who works with and befriends Harry.

Tomko, along with creator and executive producer Chris Sheridan, recently talked to journalists during a junket that SciFi Vision took part in.

Be sure to watch Resident Alien on Syfy, and you can also read the transcript from the round table following the video of SciFi Vision's portion of the interview.

Recently, Hulu, in partnership with Blumhouse Television, premiered its new episode of Into the Dark with Tentacles. The monthly anthology horror series follows the couple Tara (Dana Drori) and Sam (Casey Deidrick), who enter into a whirlwind intimate relationship that soon morphs into something quite terrifying.

Deidrick recently took part in a junket promoting Into the Dark: Tentacles and talked to SciFi Vision about his role in the show, working with CGI, and more.

Be sure to watch Into the Dark: Tentacles on Hulu, and you can also read the transcript following the interview.

Friday season two of For All Mankind premiered on Apple+. The series, which follows an alternate timeline of the space race, starts off season two ten years after the events in season one.

Recently, Joel Kinnaman, who stars as Edward Baldwin, took part in a round table discussion with journalists to talk about what’s coming for his character, the devastating loss Ed and his wife Karen (Shantel VanSanten) still deal with, and more.

Being in more of a leadership role this season will affect his relationships with the other astronauts. He told SciFi Vision, “It's always interesting that I can relate to that in my position as well, the more influence I get in different productions. Then, you have friends that also are actors and maybe looking for a job or struggling in a way, and you have the potential of providing that. There's always some weird tension that can arise if you don't deal with it in the right way when you become a potential employer or something, in those terms, to a friend.