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With news about Fox   spin-offs gathering pace — including the title of the prequel, Eve — more details about the show’s final season have been revealed. For SkyWire‘s latest cover story, which also featured official images from the show, the publication was allowed access to the show’s set and cast, giving hints at what to expect from season 4. There is a whole new setting for the final season, as well as new character, Anu. Elsewhere, the article reveals other loose details about the plot: “Season 4 opens at Viscardia with the darkest episodes the show has ever delivered,” production manager, Rachel Keagan explains. "In addition, this season also contains the longest episodes the show has ever shown making the season the longest yet." A s of now, the show is scheduled for a 5-month grueling shoot mostly in the snow, which doesn't make many cast members happy. "It's cold and wet. I hate it," Monroe Hayden revealed. "But it adds ...

Earlier in the year, SkyWire’s Daniel Andrade had an interesting talk with Kealoha Nakamura , who played Davi in Season 3 of Fox , on a deeper level that ventured furthered into the actor’s thinking and methods. His conversation became our gain, however, and now you can get that inside look within the artist and what’s next for our first ‘Man of the Year’. Daniel Andrade: Key, thank you so much for joining me here. Kealoha Nakamura: Thanks for having me Daniel, I'm really excited to be here. Let’s go ahead and get started. When we first meet Davi, at least from what we can see, it seems like he's getting picked on by his fellow Hacradians but by the end of the season, we see Davi as a great warrior who is very strong-willed, for better and for worse. Tell us a little bit about Davi's journey in season three and how he got from that point to his end point. Well when he was being picked on by his fellow soldiers in his unit you can see that he's...

(On the Cover: Janelle Garcia as Merila Photo Taken by Monroe Hayden) I. Further than Before (Photo by Kory Green) It is a good little drive from Downtown San Diego to the top of Mt. Laguna to film the series third installment. It’s about a good hour and twenty minutes, then a fifteen minute hike from the car to the actual location where the crew films. The hike follows no trail. The crew uses landmarks to remember where everything is. Every once in a while, someone will put out a compass but that’s rare. Civilization is about 6,000 feet below and anyone you see up there are sure to disappear within the forest. Everything is so quiet. On several occasions, the wind is so loud that it sounded like a roaring freeway. The trees cut the wind sending off levels of different sounds. Occasionally, you’ll find wildlife passing you by. A cast member walked past a cougar resting on the top of a rock. While a family of deer passed by another on a different day. On foggy days...