Sci-Fi Primetime

The 100 roars back with a host of new mysteries and some power shifts.

There are some uneven character moments in "Flatline," but there are also dramatically cool scenes and some awesome special effects.

Doctor Who skips over much needed and anticipated character development this week for a standard stand-alone tale.

Kill the Moon is a beautiful, compelling, intense beginning of the end for Clara's run on Doctor Who.

"The Caretaker" is a re-use of a classic Doctor Who mold, which includes some very interesting character notes.

Arrow's second season was full of unforgettable characters, emotional growth, and stunning action, which continue to deliver, and make this show worth not only watching, but rewatching.

"Time Heist" is an exciting, if unoriginal, jaunt, but the real crime is the overlooked opportunities in regards weak story and character development.

"Listen" is a brilliant and frightening stand-alone episode of Doctor Who, featuring new insight on key characters.

"Robots of Sherwood" is the first Doctor Who tale in a long time that doesn't make sense, which means even if there are funny scenes and lines, the episode disappoints.

David Bradley plays Abraham Setrakian in The Strain, and through the magic of transatlantic Skype sat down to discuss his latest project.