Starting life on SyFy, The Expanse ran for three seasons before being cancelled but a passionate fan campaign helped Prime Video pick up the critically acclaimed sci-fi series for three more seasons, with the sixth and final season starting this coming weekend. Check out this recap video from Amazon if you need to refresh yourself on what happened in the previous 5 seasons.

Now the source of wonderfully goofy memes, Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction? began its life as a Fox anthology series hosted (starting in its second season) by Jonathan Frakes where every episode featured five short stories where you had to determine which were based on actual events and which were made up.

After a devastating cancelation by SyFy, Amazon rescued The Expanse from the abyss and Season 4 is arriving in December this year, as the crew of the Rocinante deals with the fallout from Season 3’s big climactic reveal.

The Division movie is coming to Netflix, Black Christmas is coming back courtesy of Blumhouse, a new Boondocks animated series is in the works, Michael Rooker joined The Dark Tower TV series, Love Death and Robots will be back for more mayhem and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Created in the late ’60s by Sid and Marty Kroft, the animal gang known as The Banana Splits are coming back on SyFy later this year in an R rated horror remake where they go on a murderous rampage in the studio after it’s announced the show has been canceled.

SyFy’s Superman prequel series Krypton is back this June for its second season, as Seg-El, grandfather to Kal-El, tries to save the future timeline while dealing with the villainous likes of Zod, Doomsday, Lobo, and Brainiac.

Unsolved Mysteries is coming back to Netflix, Christopher McQuarrie writing and directing Mission: Impossible 7 and 8, Jason Reitman is directing a new Ghostbusters movie, the Sopranos prequel adds a bunch cast members and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

A new series based on George RR Martin’s sci-fi novella is hitting SyFy starting on December 2nd but it’s not the first adaptation, as a movie version of Nightflyers hit theaters in 1987 and you can watch the whole thing right here.