Sci-Fi Storm

It’s just a few weeks away – the beginning of the end for Warehouse 13. Get ready to say goodbye to Pete, Myka, Artie, Claudia and Steve when the final six episodes begin on April 14th…

Plus, you can now pre-order the DVD release of [sfs=1390]Season Five[/sfs] as well as the [sfs=1391]entire series[/sfs] from Amazon.

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Just heard a little while ago…NBC has given an early pickup for another season of Grimm. Renewal was expected – it is doing reasonably well on the typically tough Friday night slot with 2.5 million viewers.

Revolution, on the other hand, it still waiting for news and may be on the bubble.

Anna Fricke, who with her husband Jeremy Carver adapted the British Being Human for North American audiences and was showrunner for entire run which ends in a couple weeks, will now take over Fox’s straight-to-series project Hieroglyph, while also developing new projects for 20th TV. Set in ancient Egypt, where fantasy and reality intertwined, it follows Ambrose (Max Brown, Beauty And The Beast), a notorious thief who is plucked from prison to serve the Pharoah (Reece Ritchie, Hercules). Also starring in the show is John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings).

In Friday’s “Day 12” of Helix, The Scythe (and his knives) threatens to destroy the base, and with it, every remaining survivor. Check out the preview below, along with the latest “Inside Helix”, a special “Meet the Scythe”, and Day 11’s WTH moments…and don’t forget to tune on Friday at 10/9c on Syfy!

Only two episodes left!
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Dyson learns that the gang’s investigation involves very dangerous mythical creatures..tune in tomorrow night for “Waves” at 10/9c on Syfy
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Only four episodes left before the series finale 🙁

On Monday’s episode, Aidan and Sally take on the wolf pack and the outcome is definitely unexpected…check out this preview for “Oh Don’t You Die For Me”, plus the latest “Inside Being Human” where the cast discuss the altered timeline from the past two episodes, then tune in at 9/8c Monday night on Syfy…
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Syfy is looking to get back into epic science fiction, and their first step looks to be Ascension, about a secret 1963 U.S. space mission sending hundreds of men, women and children on a century-long voyage aboard the starship Ascension to populate a new world. Nearly 50 years into the journey, as they approach the point of no return, a mysterious murder of a young woman causes the ship’s population to question the true nature of their mission.

Ascension is an ambitious original drama created and written by Philip Levens (Smallville) who will serve as Executive Producer and Showrunner. The series will be produced in Montreal, QC by Sea To Sky Studios in association with Blumhouse Productions. Jason Blum (Stranded, The River, film franchises Paranormal Activity and The Purge) and Mark Stern are Executive Producers on the project along with Ivan Fecan, Tim Gamble and Brett Burlock on behalf of Sea To Sky Studios. The event series will be co-financed and distributed by Universal Cable Productions and Lionsgate Television.

Said Dave Howe, President at Syfy, “Syfy is more committed than ever to bringing to life epic event television. We have a rich history in this arena, from Steven Spielberg’s ‘Taken’ to the highly acclaimed mini that launched the ‘Battlestar Galactica’ series, to reimagined takes on classic tales such as ‘Alice’ and ‘Tin Man.’ In keeping with that grand tradition, we are delighted to bring this thrilling, provocative and intelligent event to our fans later this year.”

Ascension is slated to launch in November 2014 and air through December.

Said Bill McGoldrick, Executive Vice President of Original Content, Syfy, “Phil Levens has crafted a bold and surprising spin on the space opera. We are equally excited to embark on this journey with our partners at UCP, Sea To Sky, Lionsgate, Jason Blum and his Blumhouse Productions and also with Mark Stern who shepherded this project while at Syfy.”

Are you ready for Day 11? As the vectors continue to abduct the remaining residents on the base, Hatake prepares for battle. But apparently Peter and the Vectors (new band name?) aren’t the only things they need to worry about – even the dead may be a problem…tune in Friday at 10/9c on Syfy! And don’t forget to also check out the latest “Inside Helix” below, where creator Cameron Porsandeh and actress Kyra Zagorsky share their thoughts on the show’s newly introduced clan, the Immortals.
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The CW has released the first full-body picture of star Grant Gustin decked out as his superhero alter ego for the upcoming spin-off pilot The Flash.

Filming will presumably start soon on the pilot, a spin-off of The CW’s Arrow, soon. Originally this was envisioned as a back-door pilot directly from an episode of Arrow at the end of the current season, but it was decided that the origin story deserved its own pilot and was separated. Gustin appeared in a couple episodes of Arrow already as Barry Allen, and was injured/irradiated in an explosion in that show.

The Flash will also star Jesse L. Martin (Law & Order) and Tom Cavanagh (Ed) as well as 1990’s The Flash star John Wesley Shipp in an unknown role.

Don’t these crows know better than to mess with Bo? Check out “Destiny’s Child” on Syfy Monday at 10/9c!
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