The book-to-TV adaptation of A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness has been long-awaited by fans. So, the excitement was palpable at San Diego Comic-Con 2018 when the cast and creatores took the stage. Cast members Teresa Palmer (playing the lead, Diana Bishop), Owen Teale (playing Peter Knox), Alex Kingston (Sarah Bishop), Valerie Pettiford (Emily Mather) joined author Deborah Harkness and executive producer, Lachlan MacKinnon to chat about what fans can expect to see. They also announced (finally) where U.S. audiences will be able to watch the show (previously it was
It’s been an emotional week for Cloak & Dagger fans. On Thursday, a brand new episode dropped and shocking revelations were made—including reference to the larger Marvel Universe. Titled “Ghost Stories,” the episode focused its attention on the eighth anniversary of the day when both protagonists lost someone near and dear to their heart. It was gut-wrenching, to say the least. On Friday, cast members Aubrey Joseph, Olivia Holt, Emma Lahana, and Ally Maki joined executive producers, Jeph Loeb and Joe Pokaski, onstage at San Diego Comic-Con where they announced
George R.R. Martin fans will have a new show to obsess over this fall: Nightflyers. Syfy’s new TV show adaptation of the Martin novella is a blend of genres: sci-fi, horror, and psychological thriller. In short, it’s going to be a show that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Nightflyers is about a team of scientists who embark on a journey to find new life forms (i.e. aliens) in space. Their ship, The Nightflyer, is an incredibly advanced vessel. However, once they are on board the ship, violent
YouTube Red has a new sci-fi TV series coming this fall, and it looks awesome. Origin is about a group of strangers who wake up on a spaceship on a spacecraft headed to a new planet. However, one of them is not who they seem to be and they threaten to destroy everyone on board. Tom Felton and Natalia Tena (both Harry Potter alums!) star in Origin. They attended San Diego Comic-Con alongside Sen Mitsuji, Nora Arnezeder, Fraser James, and director Paul W.S. Anderson to discuss the show, their characters, and