“Eureka” is all-new this week with the episode titled “Phased and Confused.” A superhero arrives to save the day. Cool, but Carter’s got to pick up the pieces left by the so-called “savior” of Eureka. Watch on Tuesday, September 9 at 9/8C on the SCI FI Channel. Also, visit the official Eureka Website for a... 

With only four episodes left until the summer season of “Eureka” comes to a close, producer Jaime Paglia says that fans can look forward to even more twists, turns and surprises to come. He also said these four episodes will set up the second half of the season, which will air sometime next year on SCI FI. Upcoming episodes will deal with... 

The little northwestern town where the most intelligent people in the world live and create the wondrous marvels of future technology is run by a Sheriff with an average I.Q., but who has the most common-sense of anyone living there. “EUREKA” Returns Tuesday July 29 at 9/8C: Washington sends a “fixer” to make sure the residents... 

Now that the writer’s strike is over and all the scribes are busy pounding out scripts on their keyboards, “Eureka” producer and writer Jaime Paglia returned to sit down with our reporter Linda Craddock for his promised second interview. You can read Linda’s December 2007 interview with Jaime HERE. Enjoy this new post-strike... 

“Eureka” has been one of those SCI FI Channel shows that we here at Slice of SciFi fell in love with right from the beginning and the actress that our intrepid reporter Linda Craddock had the honor of speaking with is one of the primary reasons we enjoy the program as much as we do. Salli Richardson-Whitfield began her acting career on the... 

This Friday, December 14th from 12Noon to 3PM there will be an assembly of writers, celebrities and like-minded fans at the distinguished public affairs program Cambridge Forum in the Meeting House of the historic First Parish (Unitarian Universalist) Church, 3 Church St., Cambridge, MA 02138. There, guest speakers, which will include Jamie Paglia,... 

SCI FI Channel has greenlit production on a third season of its most-watched Original Series “Eureka,” ordering 13 new hours of the dramedy. SCI FI is also renewing its investigative reality hit “Destination Truth” for a second season, it was announced late yesterday (Thursday) by Mark Stern, SCI FI Channel’s Executive Vice... 

Ed Quinn, who plays Nathan Stark on the very popular and critically successful SCI FI Channel show “Eureka” joins us on this week’s Slice of SciFi Show #121. An original Californian, Ed attended the University of California at Berkeley obtaining his bachelor degree in history. He started his acting career as a model throughout Western... 

On this week’s Slice of SciFi show #119 we have as our special guest, actor Colin Ferguson who plays Sheriff Jack Carter on the hit SCI FI Channel show “Eureka,” seen every Tuesday at 9/8C. Ferguson was born in Montreal, Canada but grew up in Toronto, Hong Kong, England and the State of Connecticut in the United States. Having moved... 

Watch Eureka tonight and catch a sneak peak of Battlestar Galactica’s mini-movie “Razor.”  Read More →

Season two of SCI FI’s “Eureka” gets off to a red-hot start as members of the town fall victim to a plague of spontaneous human combustion. And, coming soon — Colin Ferguson, the actor who plays Sheriff Jack Carter, will be recording new Eureka podcasts that will cover events happening for the second season of the program. The... 

Source: The LA Daily News “Eureka” regular Jordan Hinson says she’s learned so much about being eco-friendly from doing promo spots for the SCI FI Channel’s Eureka $mart House Challenge. “I plan to get more involved. I’m so excited about this. There are the littlest things you can do to make a difference like insulating... 

Actor/director Joe Morton is our special guest on Slice of SciFi Show #106 which airs on Wednesday, April 25, 2007 and one week later on XM Satellite Radio. Joe broke onto the scifi scene in the critically acclaimed 1984 film “The Brother From Another Planet,” and now stars as scientist/garage mechanic Henry Deacon in another fan and critically... 

For our fans who have voiced some concern over if the sleeper hit “Eureka” would be returning for a second season, we have good news for you. Yes! “Eureka” will be returning to the SCI FI Channel and Season Two is currently in production. Tony award nominee Joe Morton (”Brother From Another Planet,” “Terminator... 

Submitted by: Kyle Nin (SoSF Staff Reporter) Colin Ferguson, who stars as the town sheriff on the SCI FI Channel’s original series “Eureka,” will be appearing in an upcoming haunted-house made-for-TV flick called “The House Next Door.” The film is based on the book by author Anne Rivers Siddons, and follows a couple (Ferguson... 

Sam, Got my weekly iTunes e-mail and noticed that Eureka is now available for download. The pilot episode is also this weeks FREE video download. Just another way to get more people hooked on the second best show on SciFi (after BSG of course). Ted from California  Read More →

We just heard from one of our Eureka contest winners. Remember Bill, the guy who would create a poop-free dog? Well here is what he had to say and a pic of his creation. Hi guys, Just received the Triangle DVD and a free Eureka tshirt. Then I put the shirt on the non-pooping dog. Thought I would share: Thanks, Bill Fuller  Read More →

Last Tuesday SciFi.com began an exclusive online series of webisodes of the new show Eureka. These short, fast-paced installments, (not shown on television) will debut and be ready for download each week right after the regular show’s program on The SciFi Channel, Tuesday nights. The linked image below will take you to Webisode #1. A Beast is... 

Source: SciFi Wire SCI FI’s new original series Eureka garnered the network’s highest-ever ratings for a series telecast in its history. The July 18 two-hour premiere got a 3.2 household rating, or 4 million viewers. That included 1.9 million aged 25-54 and 1.7 million aged 18-49. Eureka was the number-one cable program on July 18 in household... 

As World War II came to a close with mushroom clouds over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the impact that science and technology would have on the continued security of our world became catastrophically apparent. America nearly lost the race to build the atomic bomb; it could not risk such a close call again. With the help of Albert Einstein and other trusted...