As it happens,
Fringe was also shot in Vancouver. But Wyman told reporters that while there are certainly odd phenomenon and science-related anomalies connecting both shows,
Debris has a very different thematic exploration.
“For me, this is a new concept in things I’m trying to say,” Wyman explained. “This is a very different concept. It’s dealing with what I am going through now because there is always my DNA in the show. And I love my fans from
Fringe so there is something in this for them, but it’s also its own thing.”
Asked about why he’s come back to broadcast TV with the series, when many creatives head to streaming or cable to tell their sci-fi centric stories, Wyman said it was important to keep these kinds of stories on regular television too. He noted that NBC was immediately encouraging and felt, as he does, that sci-fi is really mainstream now.
Love Island Renewed for Season 3 by CBS, Production Moves to Hawaii
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Sherman made the announcement during the Eye network’s virtual Television Critics Association press tour.
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“Love Island” has been a slow burn for CBS, debuting to tepid ratings in 2019 but Eye execs saw potential in the series, which has been a wildly popular phenomenon in the U.K., were the format was born. The show was renewed for a second season, but had to adjust to a Las Vegas locale in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Love Island” has indeed continued to see a ratings uptick for CBS, and by the end of Season 2 was attracting an audience of 2 million viewers.
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Love Island has officially been renewed for season 3, CBS announced Wednesday during the winter Television Critics Association press tour.
The reality dating competition will begin filming the new season this summer, with a premiere date to be announced later. Casting is currently underway and will consist of an all-new ensemble of islanders looking for love.
While season 1 filmed internationally in Fiji, production was relocated to Las Vegas last summer for its most recent season due to travel restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic. For the upcoming season,
Love Island will move locations again this time setting up shop in the Hawaiian Islands. An exact location will be announced shortly.
“Resident Alien”
Cast: Alan Tudyk (“Firefly,” “A Knight’s Tale”), Sara Tomko (“Sneaky Pete”), Alice Wetterlund (“Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates”), Corey Reynolds (“The Closer”), Levi Fiehler (“The Fosters”), Linda Hamilton (“The Terminator”)
Airs: The series premieres Wednesday on Syfy.
The premise: Harry Vanderspeigle (Alan Tudyk) is an alien scientist who has crash landed on Earth and disguises himself as a human doctor. He has a secret mission to kill all humans, but when Harry begins to assimilate into his new world he starts to wrestle with the moral dilemma of his clandestine operation.
RESIDENT ALIEN Pilot Episode 101 Pictured: (l-r) Corey Reynolds, Sara Tomko and Alan Tudyk - (Photo by: James Dittinger/SYFY)