Today HBO and HBO Max are holding their annual TCA panels, and SciFi Vision will be attending. Earlier, the networks sent out press releases with their new and returning series/films, most of which are being spotlighted at the panels.

One of these is the returning series, In Treatment, which returns this May.  The summary is below and media will be added/updated as embargos are lifted. Please be sure to come back soon for more.

Today HBO and HBO Max are holding their annual TCA panels, and SciFi Vision will be attending. Earlier, the networks sent out press releases with their new and returning series/films that are being spotlighted at the panels.

One of these is the new limited series, Mare of Easttown, which debuts April 18.  The summary is below and media will be added/updated as embargos are lifted. Please be sure to come back soon for more.

Today HBO and HBO Max are holding their annual TCA panels, and SciFi Vision will be attending. Earlier, the networks sent out press releases with their new and returning series/films, most of which are being spotlighted at the panels.

HBO Max released the news earlier that they have ordered three new adult animated series: Clone High, Velma, and Fired on Mars. They announced that they also picked up two more seasons of Close Enough. The summaries, as well as a season two trailer for Close Enough are below, and media will be added/updated as embargos are lifted. Please be sure to come back soon for more.

Today HBO and HBO Max are holding their annual TCA panels, and SciFi Vision will be attending. Earlier, the networks sent out press releases with their new and returning series/films, most of which are being spotlighted at the panels.

The first of these is the documentary film, Tina, an intimate portrait of the legendary singer Tina Turner, which debuts March 27.  The summary is below and media will be added/updated as embargos are lifted. Please be sure to come back soon for more.

On Friday, February 19, the drama For All Mankind will return for season two to Apple TV+. The series is an alternate take on the global space race where the USSR beat the US to the moon. Season two picks up in 1983 at the height of the Cold War, a decade after the events in season one.

The series was created by Ronald D. Moore, Ben Nedivi, and Matt Wolpert. Moore, along with Maril Davis, who both serve as two of the executive producers on the show, recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview during a press junket for the series about the ideas behind the show, blending real life events with fantasy, and more.

March 1, the new science fiction series, Debris, comes to NBC. In the show, the wreckage from a destroyed alien ship has fallen from the sky. Two agents, Bryan Beneventi (Jonathan Tucker) from the US and Finola Jones (Riann Steele) from the UK, must come together to work to find each piece of debris that messes with the laws of physics, as well as people’s lives.

Recently, SciFi Vision was able to attend the Debris panel during the TCAs at which stars Tucker and Steele, as well as executive producer J.H. Wyman, took part in a Q&A.

Wyman said that when they first shopped the show, NBC they said that they wanted a show that would “break boundaries” and was “artist-driven.”

He said that they are all really excited about the series. “It speaks to things that I think aren't really out there right now. There's a hope and a concept that maybe there's something out there that we don't know that we don't know, and that is something that I think is intriguing enough.”

Today, Lionsgate’s Born a Champion was released on DVD and Blu-ray. The inspirational martial arts film, written by star Sean Patrick Flanery and director Alex Ranarivelo, follows fighting legend Mickey Kelley (Flanery), who loses an unsanctioned fight in Dubai with Marco Blaine and is left with serious injuries that almost left him blind. Years later, a video is unearthed that proves Blaine cheated. Everyone wants a rematch, including Kelley, who never quite got over the loss, but can he get back into shape and win the match without destroying himself in the process?

Flanery recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive video interview about his work on the film, how his life has been affected by MMA, working with his sons, and more.

Be sure to check out Born a Champion, available now on digital, on demand, and on DVD and Blu-ray. You can also check out the full transcript of the interview below the video.

Recently, Hulu released the new series, The Sister, based on the novel, Burial, by Neil Cross, who also wrote for the series.

The series follows Nathan (Russell Tovey), who is surprised by a man (Bertie Carvel) from his past when he shows up at his door one night. They are the only ones who know the truth about what happened on a horrible night years ago that led to the death of a young woman. However, that isn’t the only secret that if it comes to light could tear his marriage to Holly, played by Amrita Acharia, apart.

Cross and Acharia recently took part in a Hulu press junket, where they talked about working on the series with SciFi Vision, including how the idea for the show came to be, their thoughts on ghosts, and more.

Be sure to check out The Sister, now available on Hulu. You can also read the full transcript of the interview below the video.

Recently the original film Books of Blood premiered on Hulu. The movie, directed by Brannon Braga and based on the anthology series by Clive Barker, takes both stories from the books and new and combines them into one narrative.

Yul Vazquez plays the part of Bennett, a hitman who is after the Book of Blood but ends up with more than he bargained for.

The actor recently took part in a press junket for the series and talked to SciFi Vision about working on the film, working with Anna Friel, and more.

Be sure to check out the film on Hulu, and you can read the full transcript of the interview below the video.

Recently, Hulu premiered its new anthology series, Monsterland. The series, created, written, and executive produced by Mary Laws, tells stories of supernatural creatures, monsters, and the like, who push people to desperation. The series is based on North American Lake Monsters by Nathan Ballingrud.

Laws and actress Taylor Schilling, star of episode five, "Plainfield, IL," took part in the press room for New York Comic-Con that SciFi Vision took part in. The two talked about working on the show, who they’re inspired by, and more.

They first talked about what attracted them to Monsterland. Laws said she was extremely inspired by Ballingrud’s book. "I absolutely love how human the stories in his book were and how they grappled with really broken people in a genre space, which I thought was very unique to the horror genre. It wasn't jump scares and cheap thrills-type of horror; it was really about the human experience. I thought that was a subject that was grounds for exploring a lot of really ripe material."