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In this modern-day retelling of Job, Kevin Garner (Kristoffer Polaha) embarks on a journey across worlds and dimensions to reunite with Molly (Elizabeth Tabish), his true love. The narrative unfolds as a dystopian drama and sci-fi thriller, where a mysterious adversary, The Benefactor (Neal McDonough), disrupts Kevin's reality. Faced with infinite worlds and impossible choices, Kevin must navigate through an alternate reality, resisting The Benefactor's tempting offer of wealth and power. As survival hangs in the balance, Kevin fights to return to the familiar world he cherishes and the woman he loves. Below is an exclusive to SciFi Vision sneak peek featuring Kristoffer Polaha and John Billingsley from the film The Shift, in theaters starting today, after the jump.

Recently, the season two finale of Bosch Legacy premiered on Amazon Freevee. In the episode, at the conclusion of the Lexi Parks case, Chandler (Mimi Rogers) announced her plans to run for District Attorney. In another shocking twist, Preston Borders (Chris Browning) taunts Bosch (Titus Welliver), by telling Maddie (Madison Lintz) on the phone from prison that he’s killed Kurt Dockweiler (David Denman) at his request.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with stars Welliver and Rogers about Chandler becoming DA and what it means to her, how it could affect things for both of them, what the phone call really meant and how it could affect her chances, and more.

Tonight, an all-new episode of SurrealEstate premieres on Syfy. In the episode, “Let Sleeping Dogs Lie,” while Luke (Tim Rozon) reconnects with his mother (Jennifer Dale), Zooey (Savannah Basley), worried for Susan (Sarah Levy), ventures to her new house.

Recently, stars Rozon and Levy talked to SciFi Vision about working on the second season, including how Luke was feeling about the way he mistreated Susan and how difficult it was to be mean to Sarah, Susan’s motivations for not returning to the Roman Agency, filming the wall pulling her into the house, how the group dynamics change with the addition of Lomax (Elena Juatco), a bit about Luke reconnecting with his mother, and more. 

***The following interview contains big spoilers for the finale so please watch it before reading***

Tonight, the final episode of Fear the Walking Dead aired on AMC and AMC Plus. “The Road Ahead,” which was directed by Michael Satrazemis, picked up where part one of the finale ended, with Madison (Kim Dickens) having stabbed Troy Otto (Daniel Sharman), only to have him reveal that Tracy (Antonella Rose) was Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey)’s daughter. What follows is an epic conclusion of second chances and things coming full circle, with a shocking reveal before the end. 

Recently, Satrazemis spoke with SciFi Vision about filming the finale, including paralleling the scene of Madison’s sacrifice to that of season four, what it was like working on the end of a series, the challenges of the episode, working with a lot of walkers, keeping the secret of the final reveal, and more.

The following interview contains major spoilers for the finale. Please watch it before reading.

Tonight the two-part finale of Fear the Walking Dead aired on AMC and AMC Plus. Last week, June (Jenna Elfman), Dwight (Austin Amelio), and Sherry (Christine Evangelista) planned to hand Tracy (Antonella Rose) over to her father (Daniel Sharman), but Strand (Coleman Domingo) messed up their plans. Through the course of the episode, Madison (Kim Dickens) realized that Tracy was lying about knowing where Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) was, and by the end of the episode, Madison went off on her own to stop Troy Otto (Daniel Sharman) and hopefully find out the truth of what happened to her daughter. The finale, which picks up there, follows Madison as she continues her mission to find the truth, which ends in a shocking revelation that fans won’t see coming.

Recently, Dickens and Elfman spoke with the press about the finale episode, and specifically to SciFi Vision, about what they would love to see for their characters if they ever were to return to the franchise, as well as the defining moments that fundamentally changed their characters for the better.

Ana (Vanessa Benavente), who works as a housekeeper, brings her teenage son, Nico (Ezekiel Pacheco), to clean an affluent family’s home in Los Angeles. When her employers, Peter (Noah Wyle) and Marianne Barris (Miranda Otto), tell her that immigration offers are looking for them, the two agree to go into hiding, taking shelter in their basement until the crisis has passed. As the days go by and tensions rise, Nico begins to question their hosts’ true intentions.

Recently, Otto and Benavente spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film.

Recently, the film Bolt from the Blue premiered at the Austin Film Festival. The movie stars Page Tudyk Gomez as Mia Ibarra, an electrical engineer looking to find the next big thing in renewable energy. She travels to Alaska to investigate scientist Lucas Fletcher (Kevin Michael Martin), who claims that he can capture lighting.

Star Martin recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, which was directed by his brother, and co-starred his wife (Gomez).

Taskmaster, a series from the UK, pits five comedians against each other, performing tasks that will test their wits and creativity. The series is hosted by Greg Davies, who scores the contestants, and he is assisted by Alex Horne, who also comes up with the tasks. An all-new episode of series sixteen airs tonight, and will be available tomorrow on YouTube.

The two recently spoke with SciFi Vision about the series, where they discussed the most surprising tasks, what task was never to be, what parts are unscripted, Alex getting tortured by contestants, if they will ever try the tasks themselves, and much more, including answering a couple questions from fans.

In tonight’s all-new episode of Quantum Leap, Ben leaps to Princeton University in 1955 where he must work to find a secret formula before the Nazis do that was hidden by Albert Einstein that is supposed to hold the key to nuclear energy. During his leap, he is surprised to run into a familiar face, that of Hannah Carson (Eliza Taylor), who he ran into earlier in the season when he leaped to 1949.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with Lee and Taylor about working together in the series, including where the characters’ relationship is going, how Hannah adapts to meeting a character like Ben, traveling to different time periods and locations, including Egypt, what it’s like for Taylor working with an American accent, and more.

This season, Quantum Leap evolved when it picked up after a time jump of three years, with the program having been shut down and everyone believing that Ben (Raymond Lee) was dead, including Addison (Caitlin Bassett), who after having buried him, moved on and now has a new beau. Understandably this has been difficult for Ben, but it’s enabled the writers to have a reason to continue to put other characters into the imaging chamber, which is a good thing. It also opens the door for Ben to connect with others, including Hannah (Eliza Taylor), who appeared in an episode earlier this season and will be returning in the next episode, which premieres next Wednesday. SciFi Vision recently spoke with showrunners and executive producers Martin Gero and Dean Georgaris about Ben and Addison’s breakup, Hannah’s return, other big episodes this season, and more.