Former Nikita star Lyndsy Fonseca and up-and-comer Elizabeth Cappuccino (Jessica Jones) have been cast as two of the leads of Syfy’s supernatural horror drama pilot The Haunted.

Written by Noga Landau (Tau, The Magicians), The Haunted centers on four siblings – Juno (Fonseca), Virgil, Eliis and Hester (Cappuccino) — who reunite following their parents’ deaths. As they try to overcome their fractured personal relationships they find that they must also face the literal ghosts from their past in order to survive.

Fonseca’s Juno Bradley is a woman of science who is forced to come to terms with a new perspective on the world after she realizes she can no longer rely on facts alone. Cappuccino’s Hester Bradley, Juno’s sister, is searching for a purpose and determined not to miss out on the fun.

Via Deadline

Big congrats to Lynds, we can’t wait to see this next journey begin!

Welcome to the new normal of television.

On Wednesday, the new series RePlay will premiere exclusively on the the go90 entertainment app.

The first season stars Lyndsy Fonseca (Agent Carter, Nikita), Tyler James Williams (The Walking Dead, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, Everybody Hates Chris) and Cyrina Fiallo (Community, Glee, Supernatural) and consists of 12 10-minute episodes – and PEOPLE has an exclusive preview clip from the premiere episode.

“It was like running a comedy marathon,” Fonseca tells PEOPLE of working on the series. “We shot so many pages a day. And most of us felt like we were losing our minds trying to keep track of all the replayed days. Luckily, our director, Laura Murphy, was so on top of it. I was impressed with her and the cast so much.”

The series – which features YouTube sensation Mamrie Hart as a guest star – follows people experiencing a time loop, which made for some interesting days on set.

“One of the most interesting and grueling days on set was when we had to shoot the wake-up scenes – all 25 of them – over and over again,” says Williams.

RePlay is available on the go90 entertainment app beginning April 20.

Lyndsy’s short is scheduled to have an screening in LA Film Festival NewFilmmakers Los Angeles on March 19th.

On March 19th NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) celebrates women in film at its latest red-carpet screening event in honor of Women’s History Month. This month will include a shorts program showcasing the Alliance of Women Directors (AWD), a shorts program spotlighting female storytellers and female-driven stories, and a feature film program, which was produced by a crew mainly made up of women. In between films, audiences can check out check out filmmaker Q&As or meet and mingle with one another in the premium 1150 Olive lounge and balcony over cocktails in Downtown LA.

You can buy tickets here (be sure to select Short Programs #2).

Thanks to Sara for the sending the article, and to lyndsyyloowho for posting it originally.

PEGGY FACES SHOCKING BETRAYALS AS SHE CLOSES IN ON WHITNEY FROST, ON “MARVEL’S AGENT CARTER” ON ABC

Lyndsy Fonseca Guest Stars as Angie Martinelli, and the Episode Includes a Dance Number Featuring the Show’s Cast and “Dancing with the Stars” Dancers Louis van Amstel, Dmitry Chaplin, Damian Whitewood, Sasha Farber, Anna Trebunskaya and Karina Smirnoff

“A Little Song and Dance” – Peggy desperately tries to save Dr. Wilkes with a dangerous plan to stop Whitney Frost. But Thompson makes a surprising move that could destroy them all, on “Marvel’s Agent Carter,” TUESDAY, February 23 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network.

“Marvel’s Agent Carter” stars Hayley Atwell as Agent Peggy Carter, James D’Arcy as Edwin Jarvis, Enver Gjokaj as Chief Daniel Sousa, Wynn Everett as Whitney Frost, Reggie Austin as Jason Wilkes and Chad Michael Murray as Chief Jack Thompson.

Guest starring are Lotte Verbeek as Ana Jarvis, Lesley Boone as Rose, Bridget Regan as Dottie Underwood, Rey Valentin as Agent Vega, Kurtwood Smith as Vernon Masters, Ken Marino as Joseph Manfredi, Matt Braunger as Dr. Samberly, Max Brown as Michael Carter, Tim Soergel as Paul, Bert Rotundo as Ralph, Lyndsy Fonseca as Angie Martinelli, Lon Gowan as truck driver and Russell Edge as Agent Blackwell.

“A Little Song and Dance” was written by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters with teleplay by Chris Dingess and directed by Jennifer Getzinger.

The Orchard has nabbed North American distribution rights to The Escort in a deal made just before the comedy world-premieres tonight at the Los Angeles Film Festival. The plan is to give it a VOD release beginning July 28. The pic centers on Mitch (Michael Doneger, who also penned the script with Brandon Cohen), a sex-crazed writer, and Natalie (Lyndsy Fonseca), a Stanford-educated prostitute, who form a mutually beneficial partnership in a world of high-class escorts. Bruce Campbell, Tommy Dewey, Rumer Willis and Rachel Resheff also star. Will Slocombe directs.

Tyler Konney executive produced the pic with Blake Goza, Mark DiCristofaro, and Doneger serving as producers. Taylor & Dodge handled sales for the film, which has a spot in the LA Film Festival’s LA Muse section.

Deadline

ABC handed out renewal notices late Thursday, formally ordering seconds seasons of rookie series Secrets and Lies, black-ish, Fresh Off the Boat, How to Get Away With Murder, American Crime, Galavant and Marvel’s Agent Carter, as well as established bubble dramas Nashville (for Season 4) and Castle (for Season 8).

Additionally, the network has greenlit a third season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., a fifth season of Once Upon a Time, a 12th season of Grey’s Anatomy, a fifth season of Scandal, a third season of The Goldbergs, a seventh season of Modern Family and a seventh season of The Middle.

TVLine

Now that Peggy Carter has tracked down Howard Stark’s “baby babies”—aka his stolen inventions, most of which could probably level a city block if not threaten the world—what’s next for Marvel’s Agent Carter? EW caught up with executive producers Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas to ask some burning questions:

Because of Lyndsy Fonseca’s Nikita background, many viewers expect that there’s more to her than meets the eye. Is there a chance she could be a spy?
FAZEKAS: There’s one little surprise that will come out about Angie toward the latter half of the season. There’s something that you wouldn’t expect about her.

EW