USA NETWORK UNMASKS SEASON TWO PREMIERE DATE FOR GOLDEN GLOBE® AWARD-WINNING SERIES ‘MR. ROBOT’
 
-- Critically Acclaimed Original Drama from Universal Cable Productions Returns July 13 --
 
NEW YORK — April 20, 2016 — USA Network today announced the highly-anticipated season two return of the award-winning series MR. ROBOT. The 10-episode season will premiere on Wednesday, July 13 at 10/9c.
 
MR. ROBOT follows Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek), a young cyber-security engineer who becomes involved in the underground hacker group fsociety, after being recruited by their mysterious leader (Christian Slater). Following the events of fsociety’s 5/9 hack on multi-national company Evil Corp, the second season will explore the consequences of that attack as well as the illusion of control.

At first glance, American Grit looks like a typical competition show with a military twist – there’s a series of challenges, a million dollars in prize money, and plenty of interpersonal drama along the way.  But American Grit takes its military inspiration seriously, which leads to some pretty great TV.  

“We didn’t want to be like other shows where you have civilians in uniforms pretending to be soldiers,” said Executive Producer Jon Kroll in his exclusive interview with SciFi Vision. “We felt that would be disrespectful. We are military-themed but we don’t have drill sergeants screaming and people in uniforms.”

Instead, American Grit features four genuine U.S. military heroes (a Navy SEAL, an Army Ranger, a Marine gunnery sergeant and an Army sniper) guiding their teams of incredibly athletic civilians through physical challenges that emphasize military values – leadership, teamwork, and endurance.

Episodic photos from the fifth season episode of Grimm, "Good to the Bone," airing 4/22/16, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the second season episode of 12 Monkeys, "Primary," airing 4/25/16, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the second season episode of 12 Monkeys, "One Hundred Years," airing 5/02/16, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the first season episode of Hunters, "Love and Violence," airing 5/02/16, after the jump.

The fifth and final season of Haven was split into two parts. This review is the set for part two, which covers episodes 14-26. You can find the review of the first half of the season on Blu-ray here.

The back half of season five picks up after Mara is gone after Charlotte (Laura Mennell) put her and Audrey (both played by Emily Rose) back into one body. However, when Mara "died," it released Duke (Eric Balfour)'s curse, giving Troubles to even more people in the town. It gets even worse when a black shroud of smoke appears around the town, stopping anyone from getting in or out, except Duke, who takes off angry and full of guilt.

Episodic photos from the first season episode of Blindspot, "In the Comet of Us," airing 4/25/16, after the jump.

Tomorrow CW premieres its new mid-season drama, Containment. The series follows what happens after a mysterious and deadly epidemic breaks out in Atlanta. A quarantine cordon is quickly erected, keeping the sick and potentially infected separated from the rest of the city until a cure can be found.

On the outside is officer Lex Carnahan (David Gyasi), who becomes the face of hope after he is recruited by Dr. Sabine Lommers (Claudia Black), who is coordinating the efforts of the government and CDC. Lex's job becomes complicated when he realizes that his girlfriend Jana (Christian Moses) is stuck inside, as well as his friend and fellow officer Jake (Chris Wood), and he must follow Lommers harsh rule of no one in, no one out, no matter what. Also another problem that he faces is journalist Leo (Trevor St. John), who begins a hunt to find out the full truth of what is really happening inside the quarantine zone.

Meanwhile also stuck inside the quarantined area is elementary school teacher Katie (Kristen Gutoskie) and her class of students, including her son, as well as pregnant teen Teresa (Hannah Mangan Lawrence), who is separated from her boyfriend.

Lastly is Dr. Victor Cannerts (George Young), who is at ground zero trying to find the cure.

Tonight 12 Monkeys returns to Syfy with all-new episodes. In preparation, stars Aaron Stanford (James Cole), Amanda Schull (Cassandra Railly), and Emily Hampshire (Jennifer Goines), along with Executive Producer Terry Matalas, recently talked to the press about season two.

This season a lot changes as the focus shifts from being just about the virus, to also about protecting time. Matalas talked to SciFi Vision about the bold move to shift the focus.

“It was always the plan since season one. It’s the reason we introduced the Army of the 12 Monkeys, the way they are, and have their connection to time travel, their ambitions to use the machine, the witness seems to know the future, and there’s this thing, the Red Forest, and the house made of cedar and pine.