Episodic photos from the first season episode of Wynonna Earp, "House of Memories," airing 6/17/16, after the jump.

Tonight on Syfy, on the eighth episode of 12 Monkeys, a big bombshell was dropped when Katarina Jones, played by Barbara Sukowa, discovered, along with the audience, that her daughter Hannah had been alive all this time. Cole (Aaron Stanford) and Cassie (Amanda Schull) had saved Hannah in the past as a child when they went back in time in the episode, but in order to preserve the timeline (and get out of the time loop they were stuck in) they had to do it in a way that Jones was unaware her daughter was alive, and therefore still created the time travel technology.

Last month, Sukowa talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the big reveal.

Tonight Syfy airs the eighth episode of season two of its hit series, 12 Monkeys. In the episode Cassandra Railly, played by Amanda Schull, is tasked by Jones to go back to 2020 and kill her younger self, to prevent the advent of time travel, but things do not go as planned.

Recently Schull talked to Jamie Ruby in an exclusive interview about her work on the series, including the future of Cassie and Cole (Aaron Stanford)'s relationship, as well as what she and Ramse (Kirk Acevedo) could be planning.

Tonight Syfy airs episode eight of its popular series 12 Monkeys. In the episode, in order to stop time from being destroyed, Jones (Barbara Sukowa) sends Cassie (Amanda Schull) back in time to kill her in 2020, so that she can never create a time machine. Cassie is soon joined by Cole (Aaron Stanford), trying to stop her. The two get stuck in a sort of time loop/reboot and must figure out what to do to get back to 2044.

Last month when I talked to Stanford about the season, we talked specifically about tonight's episode, including filming the time loop, and Cassie and Ramse (Kirk Acevedo)'s possible plans moving forward.

Episodic photos from the second season episode of 12 Monkeys, "Fatherland," airing 6/20/16, after the jump.

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Tonight the new series Outcast, based on the comic series by Robert Kirkman, premieres on Cinemax. Gabriel Bateman (Stalker, Code Black) plays the part of Joshua, a boy who is possessed by a demon.

The actor can also be seen in the upcoming series American Gothic, premiering later in the month, as well as in the film Lights Out, where he stars alongside Teresa Palmer, which comes to theaters July 22nd.

Bateman recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about his roles on Outcast and American Gothic.

Tonight, BBC America aired an all-new episode of its hit series, Orphan Black. The series, created by screenwriter Graeme Manson and director John Fawcett, follows Sarah Manning (Tatiana Maslany) who assumes the identity of Detective Beth Childs, who bares an eerie resemblance to Manning, after she commits suicide. Sarah soon discovers that she and Beth, along with other "sisters" she meets along the way are clones (all played by Maslany).

This season we learned much more about Beth, and therefore her partner as well, Detective Arthur "Art" Bell, played by Kevin Hanchard. It was recently revealed that they had a romantic relationship at one point.

Last week, after finding out that Detective Martin Duko (Gord Rand), who had previously been threatening him for helping the clones, killed the clones' original, Kendall Malone (Alison Steadman), Bell attacked him at the precinct.

This week the detective becomes even more involved in Duko's fate.

Episodic photos from the first season episode of Wynonna Earp, "She Wouldn't Be Gone," airing 6/03/16, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the second season episode of 12 Monkeys, "Hyena," airing 6/13/16, after the jump.