12 Monkeys Season 3 - Aaron Stanford and Amanda Schull

’12 Monkeys’ interview: Monkey business with Amanda Schull, Aaron Stanford, Emily Hampshire & Terry Matalas

Bryan Cairns
Television
The fate of the timeline and the world hang in the balance in 12 Monkeys. The show began in 2043 with scavenger Cole (Aaron Stanford) splintering back to the year 2015 in order to prevent the Army of the 12 Monkeys from unleashing a virus that would wipe out mankind. Along the way, virologist Cassie Railly (Amanda Schull) and enigmatic math genius Jennifer Goines (Emily Hampshire) joined the cause and have proven integral in thwarting their enemies.
Nicholas D’Agosto in Trial & Error

Nicholas D’Agosto talks murder mystery and comedy in ‘Trial & Error’

Bryan Cairns
Television
Murder has never been funnier than in NBC’s Trial & Error. The series follows Nicholas D’Agosto as Josh, an eager New York defense lawyer who ventures to the small Southern of East Peck Hill for his first case. Could beloved and eccentric poetry professor, Larry Henderson (John Lithgow), who constantly incriminates himself by saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, possibly have murdered his wife? Hilarity ensues as Josh’s ragtag legal team of bumbling misfits piece together the clues and mount a defense. Tonight’s two-part finale will reveal who the killer is--and whether Josh has a future as a lawyer.
Priscilla Faia - You Me Her

Priscilla Faia chats ‘You Me Her’ season 2 and the series “thromance”

Bryan Cairns
Television
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Three is not a crowd in You Me Her. The rom-com series’ first season found suburban couple Jack (Greg Poehler) and Emma (Rachel Blanchard) in a marital rut. An impulsive “date” between Jack and grad student-turned-neophyte escort Izzy (Priscilla Faia) evolved into an unexpected three-way affair with Emma, who was harboring her own secrets and desires. The trio developed strong feelings for one another, which snowballed into a meaningful relationship.
Matt Lanter in Timeless

‘Timeless’ star Matt Lanter on Wyatt’s future, and what he’ll do for the past

Bryan Cairns
Television
On a weekly basis, Timeless follows three adventurers--Wyatt (Matt Lanter), Lucy (Abigail Spencer) and Rufus (Malcolm Barrett)--as they use a time machine to thwart the villainous Flynn (Goran Visnjic) from messing around with past events that could irrevocably alter the present. However, Wyatt may prove as equally dangerous to the timeline as Flynn. Wyatt’s wife was murdered years ago, and the still grieving soldier now plans on jumping back in time to prevent her death--consequences be damned.
David Giuntoli from Grimm season 6

David Giuntoli talks Grimm’s sixth and final season

Bryan Cairns
Television
It’s do or die time on Grimm’s sixth and final season. Detective Nick Burkhardt’s (David Giuntoli) boss, former frenemy and current mayor, Captain Sean Renard (Sasha Roiz) is out for blood. To achieve his ambitions and climb the political ranks, Renard will eliminate anything standing in his way--including Nick. At the same time, a magical artifact seems to have a strange hold over Nick. His love life is in shambles now that both Adalind (Claire Coffee) and Eve/Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) are in the picture. So, what’s a Grimm to do?
Tricia Helfer as Charlotte

Tricia Helfer on ‘Lucifer’ and the devil’s “Mum”

Bryan Cairns
Television
Tricia Helfer landed one mother of a role on Fox's supernatural drama, Lucifer. After escaping Hell, the Devil's "Mum," played by Helfer, journeyed to Earth where she quickly inhabited the body of a deceased woman named Charlotte. Since then, she's attempted to mend her strained relationships with Lucifer and Amenadiel, while trying to adjust to her human host body. Mum's antics certainly provide plenty of humor--but be warned. She'll stop at nothing to return her family to the blissful realm above. Heaven help us all.
Ryan Kennedy

Ryan Kennedy on new series ‘Tin Star’, Canadianisms, and working with Tim Roth

Bryan Cairns
Television
Many male actors get stuck playing a variation of the same role over and over again. Those options frequently range from the dependable best friend and the jock, to the action hero and the funny slacker or the jerk. Ryan Kennedy has managed to avoid that pitfall. The Canadian native broke into the business as "Med Student" in More Than Meets the Eye: The Joan Brock Story. Since then, he's racked up 45 other credits including guest shots on Blade: The Series, Smallville, Flashpoint, V, Caprica, Mistresses, and Motive. He's enjoyed recurring roles on Defiance, Hellcats, and Whistler.
Victor Zinck Jr.

‘Motive’ star Victor Zinck Jr. talks Detective Mitch Kennecki and series finale

Bryan Cairns
Television
CTV's procedural drama, Motive, experienced a changing of the guard in season four. Warren Christie's Sergeant Mark Cross disappeared, while Victor Zinck Jr. joined the series' homicide team as Detective Mitch Kennecki. The son of District Commander Walter Kennecki, Mitch's cocky attitude and brash work demeanour initially rubbed Detective Angie Flynn [Kristin Lehman] the wrong way. He's been missing in action lately, but Mitch Kennecki returns in a major way in August 23's "Chronology of Pain" and for the series finale, "We'll Always Have Homicide", on August 30.