Exclusive Interview with Roger Cross of Continuum on May 23, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

The series Continuum follows a group of terrorists, Liber8, who were sent to the past while escaping their execution in 2077, and the cop, Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols), who along with her partner, Carlos Fonnegra (Victor Webster) and the police department, try to stop them.

Even though Liber8 uses extreme and often deadly measures to try to bring about the future that they want, as the show goes on, sometimes the reasons behind the attacks start to move into a gray area, as they may just be for the greater good.

Exclusive Interview with Tony Curran of Defiance on May 23, 2013 – Part Two
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Tonight season one of Syfy's hit series Defiance comes to a close. Recently Tony Curran, who plays Castithan Datak Tarr, talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview, which part one of was published. During that time Curran discussed some of the events that take place during the last few episodes of the season.

Exclusive interview with William B. Davis for Continuum on May 24, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

William B. Davis is probably best known for his iconic role of Cigarette Smoking Man on the hit FOX series The X-Files, but he has a plethora of other credits to his name. Some of the films Davis has appeared in include The Messengers, Passengers, The Tall Man, and the upcoming movie Singularity Principle. On television he has worked on popular series such Smallville, Stargate SG-1, Supernatural, and Human Target.

Davis currenlty plays the elder Alec Sadler (to the younger Erik Knudsen) on Continuum, which airs Fridays on Syfy (and Showcase on Sundays).

The actor recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his role.

Exclusive Interview with Tony Curran of Defiance on May 23, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Syfy's Defiance is home to a diverse group of alien races, including the Castithans. One of the Castithan families living in the town is the Tarrs – Datak, played by Tony Curran, and Stahma (Jaime Murray), and their son Alak (Jesse Rath).

Curran recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about what it's like playing Datak.

Interview with Lexa Doig for Continuum on May 24, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Recently Continuum returned to Syfy for its second season. The series, created and executive produced by Simon Barry, follows Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols), a cop from 2077 who is trapped in present day after traveling back in time without her consent with a group of terrorists called Liber8, bent on changing things. One of the interesting things about the series is that the lines are often blurred as it seems Liber8 is trying to create a better and free future, though going about it in the wrong way.

One of the members of Liber8 is Sonya Valentine, played by Lexa Doig, who was left in charge after the death of their leader, Edouard Kagame (Tony Amendola). Originally a doctor as opposed to a soldier, she might have some new ideas about how to continue on. Regardless, she followed through on shooting Liber8 member and lover Travis Verta (Roger Cross), as one of Kagame's last requests. The shot, however, she came to find out, was not fatal.

Doig recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about this season.

If you've watched Syfy's series Defiance, you've no doubt heard two of the Votan races, Irathient and Castithan, speaking in their native tongues. What you may not realize is how much is involved in creating a language for a series, let alone two. It's not just a few made up words, but rather entire languages are created. These include pronunciation and grammar rules just like any other language. The two languages and writings systems of Defiance were created by David J. Peterson, who also previously created the languages on Game of Thrones.

Peterson recently talked to Jamie Ruby in a exclusive interview for SciFi Vision about what it took to create these languages.

Exclusive Interview with Nicholas Lea for Continuum on 5/22/13
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Nicholas Lea is probably best known for his role as Alex Krycek on the television series The X-Files, but he has many other credits to his name. His numerous television series include Once a Thief, Andromeda, CSI, Kyle XY, Supernatural, Once Upon a Time, and many more. He has appeared on film in movies such as Vertical Limit, Chaos, and Shattered, and more recently starred in the Syfy remake of The Philadelphia Experiment and the Canadian film Crimes of Mike Recket. Lea can be seen soon on AMC's The Killing, and currently on the hit series Continuum.

The time-traveling drama Continuum follows the life of Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols), a cop from 2077, who finds herself trapped 65 years in the past with a group of terrorists called Liber8 who are trying to stop corporations from taking over people's freedoms. She works with Alec Sadler (Erik Knudsen), a seventeen year old tech genius, and the only one who knows her true identity, as well as her partner Carlos Fonnegra (Victor Webster), and the rest of the police department to try to stop the terrorists. At the end of season one, Kiera found out that she was not sent back by accident.

Exclusive interview with Michael Austin
Interview by Jamie Ruby and Karen Moul
Written by Karen Moul

The Voice is down to its top ten contestants, who will compete again this week in live shows. Looking for some inside scoop, we caught up with Michael Austin, the country artist eliminated from Team Adam during the battle rounds.

Austin knew before his blind audition that he wanted to work with Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine. "I just wanted to try something different and think outside the box," he explained, "and I figured I had the best shot at doing that with Adam. I really wanted to see how far he'd go or what his ideas on a country song would be."

In the end, it may not have been a perfect fit. "I felt like I was a little bit part of his learning curve," said Austin, "which was non-advantageous to me. And [he admitted] he was getting an education as we were going along. I think he would be a better choice maybe in a couple of seasons from now, if he had more of a grasp of country music."

Exclusive interview with Jason Silva of Brain Games
Interview by Karen Moul
Written by Karen Moul

Brain Games has been a hit since it premiered three weeks ago on the National Geographic channel. If you haven't seen the show, be sure to tune in to a special one-hour ago episode this Friday night at 9 pm on FOX. Brain Games: Blow Your Mind will do just that, using interactive games to take you inside our most complex and mysterious organ.

The host, Jason Silva recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview.

After five minutes chatting with host Jason Silva, it was easy to see it was not a typical science program. He described Brain Games as a "pop science series that uses perceptual experiments, optical illusions, and interactive brain hacks to create a crack in your perception of reality."

"In other words," he explained, "to create that feeling of doubt, that feeling that what you see is not always what you get. Your brain is telling you something different than what you know to be true. "

How does this happen? Why do we fall for tricks like optical illusions?

Exclusive Interview with Stephanie Leonidas of Defiance on May 3, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby

Syfy's new series Defiance, which airs on Mondays, takes place in the future on a terraformed Earth. After their home worlds were destroyed, seven alien races, collectively known as the Votans, came to Earth to find a new home. Now, after the Pale Wars between the humans and Votans have ended, people and aliens alike attempt to co-exist peacefully.

The story follows the human, Joshua Nolan, played by Grant Bowler, and his "adoptive daughter" Irisa, and Irathient, played by Stephanie Leonidas, as they move to Defiance and help keep peace in the town.

Leonidas recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about her work on the series, what fans can expect on the series moving forward, and what else she has planned for the future.