By Jamie Ruby

Next month, TNT will be premiering its new series Perception. The show stars Eric McCormack as Dr. Daniel Pierce. Although a paranoid schizophrenic, Pierce works as a professor of neuroscience until he is recruited by the FBI to help solve cases using his unique perspective. Even though sometimes delusional, Pierce is able to see patterns and make connections that others miss. This brilliance of course is also his curse as he frequently hallucinates, but he considers some of his hallucinations a gift.

Many fans will know McCormack as Will Truman on Will & Grace or more recently from his work on The New Adventures of Old Christine. Beside his new series, Eric will also be starring in the film Barricade, due out this fall.

I recently got a chance to talk to McCormack about his work on Perception during a conference call with the digital media.

By Jamie Ruby

The comedic drama Drop Dead Diva centers around a wannabe model who died in an accident and woke up in the body of a plus-size attorney named Jane (Brook Elliott).

Recently the legendary Patty Duke guest starred on the series as Rita O'Riley, a floor-greeter at the store OneStop. She was fired after she tackled and stopped a shoplifter in the store. Things are not what they seem, however, when they realize that Rita has taken on the personality of her deceased sister.

Patty Duke is an accomplished actress, known for her work in projects such as The Miracle Worker, The Patty Duke Show, and Valley of the Dolls. She will also appear in the upcoming film Amazing Love, alongside her son, Sean Astin.

I recently was lucky enough to take part in a conference call with Ms. Duke, and I was able to ask her quite a few questions.

By Jamie Ruby 

Wilfred returns to FX tonight with a special preview episode of the series, "Progress." Wilfred, which was adapted for FX by David Zuckerman, centers around the character of Ryan, played by Elijah Wood. On the verge of attempted suicide, Ryan struggles to find happiness in his life, until he meets "Wilfred." Everyone sees Wilfred (Jason Gann) as a dog; however, Ryan sees him as a man in a dog suit. Wilfred is actually Ryan's alter-ego and way of coping to "break out of his shell."

Most fans will know Wood from his role of Frodo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings trilogy or as Mumble in Happy Feet, but the actor has a long list of credits to his name. Wood will also be reprising the role of Frodo in the upcoming film The Hobbit.

I recently got a chance to talk to Wood in an interview with the media.

By Jamie Ruby

Most fans probably know Chelsea Kane from One Tree Hill, but starting tonight Kane stars in the new ABC Family series Baby Daddy. Recently Kane talked to the digital media about the new show and what to expect.

By Christiane Elin

Syfy introduces a new paranormal show, School Spirits, from the executive producers of Celebrity Ghost Stories with Survivor's executive producer, Mark Burnett. The six-episode series focuses on ghost stories from schools and universities. This season the show visits the University of Michigan; SUNY Geneseo in upstate New York; Lebanon Valley College in Annville, PA; Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar, VA; Slippery Rock University in Slippery Rock, PA; and Eastern Kentucky University.

SciFi Vision had the chance to speak with School Spirits executive producers Seth Jarrett & Julie Isogna Jarrett via press conference call. School Spirits relies heavily on first person accounts. The producers found it important to find the best voices for the show. Alumni, faculty, and historians help to substantiate the ghost stories. Executive Producer, Seth Jarrett said, "Some of the voices of the show are people who don't actually want to be found. They're the people who have had, really scary, in some cases life-changing experiences."

The stories featured on School Spirits have a commonality between many of the haunting experiences. Executive Producer, Seth Jarrett comments that, "All of the experiences seem to be connected to some type of tragedy that took place, to people who passed on earlier than they should or in a certain unexpected or violent way."

Tune into School Spirits starting on Wednesday, June 20th on Syfy to see if more goes on at school than just studying.

By Lynn Tackitt 

Most little girls at one time or another want to be a ballerina or a dancer when they grow up, but only a small percentage of them grow up to get to pursue their dream. It doesn't just take a good encouraging teacher, it takes passion and desire. Against the backdrop of a dance studio and the girls who want to be bunheads, a story unfolds about Michelle (Sutton Foster) who marries Hubbell Flowers and comes to his small town and eventually starts to teach at his mother's dance studio, run by Fanny Flowers (Kelly Bishop).

Over the years you have seen Kelly Bishop in memorable roles, such as Marjorie Houseman in Dirty Dancing, as Emily Gilmore on The Gilmore Girls, and now her newest project is on ABC Family's Bunheads.

Ms. Bishop speaks with us about her past history of dancing, her roles and relationships, and the new project with a cast of talented young ladies, and the storylines around them.

This Sunday Falling Skies returns to TNT for a second season, kicking off with a two-hour premiere. The series follows a group of survivors after an alien invasion. At the end of season one, Tom Mason (Noah Wyle), professor and father of three, voluntarily boarded an alien spaceship. Tonight's episode takes place three months later. With Mason still gone, it's up his eldest son, Hal, played by Drew Roy, to step up.

Roy, who is known for his work in television on series such as Lincoln Heights and Hannah Montana, and on film in movies such as Costa Rican Summer and Secretariat, talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about what is coming up this season for his character.

By Jamie Ruby

Basic cable’s number one new series last year, Falling Skies, will return on Sunday for its second season. The series is about life and survival after an alien invasion. The show follows the 2nd Massachusetts civilian resistance group, led by Commander Weaver (Will Patton) and unlikely leader and former college professor Tom Mason (Noah Wyle).

The series also stars Moon Bloodgood as Anne Glass, the pediatrician-turned combat doctor, who does what she can to help everyone cope, as well as Colin Cunningham, as John Pope. Pope is the leader of a group of fighters called the “Berserkers,” and is all about killing skitters and living on his own terms.

Bloodgood and Cunningham recently discussed the upcoming season with the digital media.

By Jamie Ruby

Tonight Suits returns to USA Network with all new episodes for the second season. The original law drama follows Harvey Specter, played by Gabriel Macht, a partner at a top law firm in Manhattan, who after being impressed by his vast legal knowledge, hired Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) on as an associate, regardless of the fact that he never went to law school.

The star Gabriel Macht, known for work in films such as Behind Enemy Lines, The Spirit, and Whiteout, and on television for the series The Others, recently talked to the media about the new season of Suits, and what fans can expect this season.

The show was a global hit when it premiered in 1982. It's been three decades, but the huggable Care Bears and their "belly badges" are back to celebrate their 30th anniversary with an all new television series. The show, which recently premiered on The Hub, is a 3-D animation that features everyone's favorite bears in the land of Care-a-lot, the high-above-the-earth home of the bears. The all new adventure series that comes from American Greetings will be different than the original, including new characters, and appeal to the whole family. Both children and their parents who remember the original from their own childhood can enjoy discovering, or rediscovering, the magical world.