Syfy Announces ‘Killjoys’ and ‘Dark Matter’ Renewals

Jim Halterman
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Killjoys - Season 2
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As their season finales approach, Syfy has announced the season 3 renewals of their pair of space dramas, Killjoys and Dark Matter.

Killjoys, which stars Aaron Ashmore, Luke Macfarlane and Hannah John-Karman, has been amping up not only the action as it races to its finale but the usual light-hearted show with dabs of darkness has gotten much darker and emotional of late, all things that bode well for wrapping season 2. The second season finale of Killjoys airs Friday, September 2 at 9/8c on Syfy.

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Over at Dark Matter, based on the comic book of the same name, our team continues to face threats that could split them apart and, while we’re glad the series will get a third season, we’re not entirely sure everyone is going to make it out alive. Dark Matter will air a double episode on September 9 at 10/9c and 11/10c and then its second season finale on September 16 at 10/9c at Syfy.

Killjoys, Season Finale, Friday, September 2, 9/8c, Syfy.

Dark Matter, Season Finale, Friday, September 16, 10/9c, Syfy.

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    RedGoggles

    JenaH, you are truly missing out on two good shows. I especially like Dark Matter. The plot and the acting is superb. Watch it from Episode 1. Killjoys was blah last season but has jumped up in quality this year. Like many cable shows, consistency can be a problem, but if you like science fiction, these are top of the line.

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    RedCupcake

    Is anyone watching any SyFy shows these days? I have no idea if they're any good or not anymore. I used to watch quite a few shows on that channel (going back to when it was SciFi), but I haven't watched anything on there since Haven-- and even that, the network managed to screw up with stupid scheduling. I think I tried another show on there (Helix? something about a virus in Antarctica, I think) but it was a snoozefest. Well, maybe I just burned out on the whole network.