Lucifer Season 6 Gallery - Premiering 9/10/21

This is it, the final season of Lucifer. For real this time. The devil himself has become God… almost. Why is he hesitating? And as the world starts to unravel without a God, what will he do in response? Join us as we say a bittersweet goodbye to Lucifer, Chloe, Amenadiel, Maze, Linda, Ella and Dan. Bring tissues.

Episodic and gallery photos from season 6 of Lucifer, premiering 9/10/21, after the jump.

The series See, which recently returned to Apple TV+, takes place hundreds of years in the future after a virus has wiped out most of humanity, leaving the survivors without sight. When it was discovered that a few had the ability to see, Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks) declared it a heresy and sent her Witchfinder General, Tamacti Jun, played by Christian Camargo, to find and kill the sighted.

At the end of last season, after Queen Kane admitted to flooding the village and killing her subjects to save herself, Jun convinced Maghra (Hera Hilmar), the queen’s sister, to give her the ultimatum of abdication or death. Kane, however, convinced her sister they would rule together, and with the help of Boots (Frank Drameh), wounded Jun.

Today, Hulu premieres the new comedy series, Only Murders in the Building. The series follows a group of true crime fans who become unlikely friends when they stumble upon a murder of a fellow tenant and start their own true crime podcast. The series stars Steve Martin as washed-up 1980s television star Charles-Haden Savage, Martin Short as unemployed Broadway director Oliver Putnam, and Selena Gomez as home renovator Mabel Mora. The three also serve as executive producers.

The three stars, as well as executive producers John Hoffman and Dan Fogelman, recently talked to the press during a panel for the series as part of the TCA summer tour.

When talking about how the series came to fruition, Fogelman said that it was because of a lunch he had with Martin that he decided to move forward on the project, because he was still working on his series, This is Us. “I like to get really involved and be involved with the scripts and the edits, so it kind of took something special, and when Steve had said the idea, and the opportunity to work with these three guys, that was kind of the thing that moved it forward, not the fact that it was different or similar to the other show.”

SurrealEstate, which airs Fridays on Syfy, follows a real estate team, led by Luke Roman (Tim Rozon), who specialize in selling homes that no one else can: those that frighten away buyers because they are haunted or posessed. The Roman Agency also includes team member August Ripley, played by Maurice Dean Wint, the technology specialist who always has a word of wisdom for the team.

Wint recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the series, including how he connects to the character, his favorite of his inventions, how he almost didn't take the role, and more.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview, and stay tuned for part two!

Tonight AMC aired the season one finale of the series The Beast Must Die. The six-part series, based on the novel by Cecil Day-Lewis, takes place after a young boy (William Llande) is killed in a hit-and-run. When the police investigation is dropped, the distraught mother, Frances (Cush Jumbo), decides to take matters into her own hands, and pretending to be a novelist researching her book, goes after the man she thinks is responsible (Jared Harris). However, when Detective Nigel Strangeways, played by Billy Howle, realizes that his department may be involved in covering up what really happened, he takes on the case.

Earlier in the season, Howle talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about working on the series, including his favorite scene, his character's reaction to what happens in the finale, what's to come for his character in season two, and more.

The following interview contains spoilers for the season finale, so please watch before reading, and also be sure to check out part one of the interview.

Today, The Walking Dead season eleven comes to AMC+ with a linear premiere following next Sunday on AMC. At the start of the season, those in Alexandria struggle to refortify the town and feed all the survivors. Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and her new group the Wardens, along with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Alden (Callan McAuliffe), and a few others, go off in search of food, while unbeknownst to the others, Eugene (Josh McDermitt), Ezekiel (Khary Payton), Yumiko (Eleanor Matsuura), and Princess (Paola Lázaro) are being held by the solders of a new and mysterious group.

In preparation of the premiere, McDermitt, Payton, Matsuura, and McAuliffe recently talked to media about the new season.

The actors talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision about people making decisions for the group and how it can affect the individuals. When it comes to Eugene’s group, Ezekiel, Yumiko, and Princess agreed to continue to follow Eugene on his hunt for Stephanie, but in Maggie’s group, she made a decision that not everyone agreed with.

Matsurra thinks other characters might not have made the same choice as they did to follow Eugene. “I think that it's not an accident that this particular group is Ezekiel,Yumiko - well, we pick up Princess (Paola Lázaro) on the way, but it's like, it wasn't Maggie that was going with Eugene. It was very particular people that did go with Eugene. And I think it's because those characters…have nothing left. They were kind of like at the end of, not the end of the road, but the end of sort of their time and their function in their past community.

“So, like for Yumiko, she'd just come out of a breakup. All of her group had kind of dispersed and gone off to do other things, and Eugene's going off on this mission, and [she] was like, ‘I'll come. I'll come; I've got I've got nothing to lose.’ So, it was more about a personal motivation, whereas, you know, I think for Callan's group…the temperature of that mission was a little different, and there's a lot more people with clashing ideas. Whereas with us, we were kind of all on a unified mission to go out and just see what's out there and find something better.”

The film Nine Days, which is now in theaters nationwide, follows the character of Will (Winston Duke), who spends his days watching live points of view of the people on earth on a set of old television screens. When one of them dies, it’s up to Will to test and choose from a group of unborn souls, including, among others, Alexander (Tony Hale), Maria (Arianna Ortiz), and Mike (David Rysdahl), who will take their place.

Hale, Ortiz, and Rysdahl recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the film, including which characters they are most like, what first attracted them to the parts, and what moments they would like to relive if they could.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview, as well as the last two previous interviews for the film.

August 18th, Hulu premieres the first three episodes of its new and original limited series, Nine Perfect Strangers. The series, based on the book of the same name by Liane Moriarty, takes places a health-and-wellness resort and tells the story of nine strangers who come for a ten-day retreat, hoping to be healed and transformed but meet the mysterious resort director, Masha (Nicole Kidman), and may get more than they bargained for.

Recently, cast members Melissa McCarthy, Bobby Cannavale, Regina Hall, and Kidman, who also serves as an executive producer on the project, as well as executive producers David E. Kelley, Bruna Papandrea, Per Saari, and Jonathan Levine talked to the media during a panel as part of the TCAs.

Two of the cast members talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision about what it was like laying in a grave during a scene when the characters were told by Masha to confront their mortality. Cannavale thought that it was a good exercise. “It’s certainly confronting.  I mean, I know just speaking for myself, I think what she tells us to visualize is a pretty unorthodox method.  But I don't know, in thinking about it, it’s pretty effective.  I know for myself, I definitely try to think about all the things that she asks us to think about, and when you're surrounded like that by all that dirt, it’s extremely confronting.

“I will tell you that whenever we cut camera, every single person got out of those holes pretty quickly.  We didn't like, hang out.  Nobody brought me water in the hole.  So, I think as a method, it’s not one I would have thought of and yet, I think it’s pretty confronting.  That's all I can say, yeah.”

Today the film Nine Days comes to theaters nationwide. The movie, written and directed by Edson Oda, tells the story of Will, played by Winston Duke, who spends his time watching the live points of view of people down on earth. When one subject dies, it’s up to Will to test new candidates in the form of unborn souls to find the next replacement. Will finds the unexpected when he meets the free-spirited Emma, played by Zazie Beetz, who is different from all the other candidates.

Duke and Beetz recently talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about working on the film, including which characters they are most like and which of their own moments they would like to relive.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview, as well as the previous interview for the film, and stay tuned for the next interview with more cast members.

Today, Sony Classics will release the film, Nine Days, in theaters in New York and Los Angeles, following with a nationwide release on Friday, August 6th. The film, which was written and directed by Edson Oda, is a unique story that takes place in an outpost in an unspecified location. Will (Winston Duke)’s job is to watch the live points of views of people down on earth on a group of old televisions. When someone dies and a vacancy opens, it’s up to Will, with the guidance of Kyo, played by Benedict Wong, to test and choose an unborn soul to take that person’s place on earth.

Oda and Wong recently talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about working on the film, where the concept came from, how it had a profound effect on viewers, and more.

Be sure to check out the transcript following the video interview, and stay tuned for more interviews from other cast members.