Thursday, April 26, 2007

Two New Spoilers from SpoilerFix.com


04/25 - [Mama Petrelli] certainly does [have a power]. And it's very similar to a power possessed by another hero, only in her case, it takes a lot less effort to get from Point A to Point B. Source: http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Columnists/Ask-Ausiello/default.aspx

04/24 - [Here is what] mastermind Tim Kring told me about season two, "There are plans to add one new, one big character next season." I’m told that character is female—to even out the gender ranks a wee bit. Tim also told me that those Heroes who remain are likely to stick around, 'cause he's changed his m.o. "I thought Heroes was going to have an ever-shifting cast," he says, "but the cast hit in such big ways that now the challenge is to figure out how to use them all and still fold in a couple of new people, because I still think that the origin stories are the most fascinating, in some ways." Sources tell me visions from the future are not always as they seem. Source: Kristin on E!Online

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Fast Ratings......anybody know the two-step?

ABC Dances Away with Monday
'Heroes' down but still solid in return
April 24, 2007


Fast National ratings for Monday, April 23, 2007ABC hoofed its way to another ratings win Monday, denting the ratings for NBC's "Heroes" a little bit in the process.For the night, ABC drew a 9.6 rating/15 share. CBS finished second at 7.7/12, with NBC in third at 6.3/10. FOX was fourth at 4.6/7. The CW, 1.7/3, brought up the rear.

The adults 18-49 race was considerably tighter, with ABC's 4.1 rating edging NBC's 3.9 and CBS' 3.8 for the top spot. FOX averaged 2.8 and The CW 1.2."Dancing with the Stars" earned an 11.9/19 at 8 p.m., dominating the hour. NBC's "Deal or No Deal" grabbed second with a 7.1/11. A "How I Met Your Mother" rerun and "Old Christine" put CBS in third. "Drive," 2.9/5, came in fourth for FOX, topping "Everybody Hates Chris," 1.9/3, and "All of Us," 1.6/2, on The CW.

The conclusion of "Dancing," 13.6/20, and "The Bachelor," 7.4/11, kept ABC in the lead at 9 p.m. CBS moved up to second with "Two and a Half Men," 7.9/12, and "The King of Queens," 8.1/12. "Heroes" returned from hiatus with a 7.2/11 for NBC, down some from its season average (it led the hour in adults 18-49). FOX's "24" scored a 6.3/10. The CW stayed stuck in fifth with "Girlfriends" and "The Game."

At 10 p.m., CBS' "CSI: Miami" easily won the hour with a 10.9/18. "The Bachelor" dipped to 6.4/11. The premiere of "The Real Wedding Crashers" posted a 4.5/7 for NBC.
http://www.zap2it.com/tv/ratings/zap-ratings042307,0,1467015.story?coll=zap-news-headlines
In his cell at Primatech Paper Co., Mr. Bennet is visited by Claire, who tells him she's been caught. Bennet quickly realizes it's not Claire, but Candace using her powers to mimic his daughter. Thompson arrives and sends Candace away. He tells Bennet that they're keeping him alive out of friendship, but that when the orders come down to kill him, they will.

In Linderman's archives, Nathan and Mr. Linderman discuss the art. Linderman claims he's a humanitarian and wants to heal the world; when Nathan balks at the statement, Linderman demonstrates his power by healing a dying flower.

As a cockroach crawls past him, Matt Parkman wakes up in his cell to Mr. Bennet's thoughts in his head. Bennet tells Matt to signal him by banging on a pipe, which he does.

Meanwhile, Nathan examines a painting of Hiro rescuing a Japanese schoolgirl and says that he knows Hiro; Linderman says to tell him he wants his sword back. As they examine Isaac's painting of the explosion, Linderman goes on to discuss an earlier generation of evolved humans who worked together to make the world better, until his associates became greedy. He claims the explosion will serve as the catalyst which will allow them to heal the whole world, not just individuals. When Nathan replies that the explosion will destroy half of New York City, Linderman rationalizes that it's less than .07% of the population—an acceptable loss—and that Nathan can be the person to lead the people through the difficult time. Nathan argues that he's losing the election anyway, but Linderman shows him a painting by Isaac Mendez of Nathan in the White House. Nathan points out that the explosion is cause by his own brother, but Linderman claims that it's merely Peter's part to play.

Back at Primatech, Mr. Bennet guides Matt to break off a rusted pipe and use it to bludgeon the approaching guard. Matt grabs the guard's pass and leaves his cell.

At Mohinder's apartment, Peter arrives and finds a bloodied Mohinder pinned to the ceiling. Turning around, he finds himself face-to-face with Sylar, who pins him to the wall and attempts to telekinetically cut open his head, but the wound heals automatically. Sylar is momentarily surprised, and Peter uses his distraction to hurl Sylar across the room, mimicking the killer's own telekinetic ability. Sylar crashes into a glass-fronted bookcase; with his concentration broken, Mohinder and Peter both fall to the floor. As Sylar approaches him, Peter becomes invisible, but Sylar merely lifts all of the broken glass into the air and hurls it across the room; one shard becomes bloody, and then Peter fades back into view with the shard protruding from the back of his head. He drops to the floor, but before Sylar can reach him again, Mohinder smashes him to the ground with the map. Mohinder goes to Peter, but he's unresponsive.
At Angela's home, Claire looks at a photo of Peter and Nathan at Nathan's wedding. Angela explains that Peter and Nathan didn't know about Claire. She says that she and Mr. Petrelli took steps to protect Claire, and that after the fire, she let Nathan believe Claire was dead. Angela admits to knowing about Claire's powers, and urges her to go to Paris until she's old enough to make her own choices. Claire asks her if she has powers, too, but Angela deflects the question.
Sylar comes to in Mohinder's apartment to find Peter and Mohinder missing. He sees Chandra's laptop shattered and ruined — and the list with it. He finds a scrap from 9th Wonders! with Isaac's name and address.

At Isaac's apartment, Isaac gives a courier the art for the latest issue of 9th Wonders! to deliver to his publisher. He claims it will be the last issue. He shows the courier a page from the comic with Hiro, five years in the future, standing on the rooftop of the Deveaux building. He gives the courier his sketchbook, telling him it might be worth something someday, and glances around at the paintings of his own death.

In Las Vegas, NV, Jessica and D.L. argue outside their home. D.L. is packing to leave; Jessica argues that everything she has done has been to protect Micah. D.L. tells her she seems to be reveling in the violence, and that she hasn't turned into Jessica—she's turned into her father. Just then, one of Linderman's guards arrives and tells Jessica that Linderman wants to see her. D.L. tells her that she needs to protect Micah from her life, and that she can say goodbye to him that night.

At Primatech, Bennet continues to guide Matt, helping him find a Primatech jacket. Thompson and a Primatech agent walk past, discussing their plans to move Bennet, Matt, and Ted Sprague. Following Bennet's commands, Matt uses the guard's pass to release Ted from his cell.


Thompson and the agent arrive at Matt's cell and find the downed guard; Thompson pushes an alarm button.

At Angela's home, Mohinder arrives in his taxi. He tells her Peter is dead. She examines Peter's body and sends Mohinder away. Claire comes down stairs and sees Peter dead as Angela begins to break down sobbing.

Jessica arrives at the Corinthian Casino and meets with Mr. Linderman. He tells her he needs a favor: to borrow Micah's talent. He promises he'll help Micah achieve something monumental. When Jessica refuses, he says the request was merely a courtesy, but Jessica tells him he's not taking her son. (Yayyyy, Jessica IS a hero!!!!)

At Primatech, Bennet relays information to Ted through Matt, guiding Ted to release an electromagnetic pulse. Ted tries twice, and manages to do so, knocking out the power in the building. Matt persuades Ted that they have to go back for Bennet; they arrive at his cell and free him.

In New York City, Nathan arrives at his mother's home and sees Peter's body. Nathan sobs that Peter wasn't supposed to die "this way". Angela tries to persuade him to hide Peter's death until after the election. Claire asks to see Peter. As she cradles his head, she finds the shard of glass and removes it; immediately, Peter regenerates. He tells Claire she saved his life; she says she guesses they're even.

Peter and Nathan sit in the home office in Angela's home and discuss Peter's death, their relationship, and Claire. When Peter points out that he can't die because of Claire's ability, Nathan seems lost in thought. He wonders whether Peter would be able to survive the explosion. Peter argues that Claire is somehow connected to everything that's going on, and that they shouldn't let Angela send her away. Angela comes in and Peter begins to explain about his abilities, but Angela tells them both that she knew long before they did.

At the Burnt Toast Diner in Midland, TX, Matt, Ted, and Mr. Bennet stop to eat and plan their next move. Matt wonders if they're safe, but Bennet claims the Company won't come after them in a public place. He tries to persuade them to take out the tracking system in New York. Matt asks if that's where Linderman is; Bennet asks how he knows that name, and Matt reveals he read it from Thompson's thoughts—and then realizes that Bennet never knew that Linderman was the head of the Company. Bennet explains that Linderman is in Las Vegas, but again urges them to head to New York.

At the Sanderses' home, Micah and Jessica prepare to leave. Micah asks why Jessica picked him up early, and Jessica explains that they have to meet with Linderman. Linderman introduces himself to Micah and asks how he'd like to save the world. As Micah rides off in Linderman's limo, Jessica's form begins to shiver, and she turns into Candace just as the real Jessica pulls up in her Cadillac.

At his apartment, Mohinder discusses Sylar with Thompson, who explains that Bennet is no longer with the Company. Thompson tells Mohinder that they'll need to work together to stop Sylar.

At Isaac's apartment, the artist comes out of a precognitive trance in front of a painting of Sylar. From across the room, Sylar marvels at Isaac's ability. Rather than seeming startled, Isaac merely remarks that Sylar is late, and reveals that he knows Sylar is there to kill him. He explains that he tried fighting the future, but that he's seen that Sylar is defeated. Sylar hurls him to the ground and pins him down through his wrists and ankles with his own brushes, demanding that Isaac show him the depictions of his future, but Isaac explains that it's gone. Isaac says that Sylar can't fight the future, and Sylar counters that Isaac can't, either. Isaac says he knows his part: to die here, but not before he shows the others how to kill Sylar and stop the bomb. Sylar closes in for the kill.

At Angela's house, Nathan uses the glass shard from Peter's head to open a package: it's the painting of himself in the White House. Claire comes in to talk to him. He tells her he wants to be there for her, but can't yet because of the election and everything that's happening. He tells her to go to Paris with Angela for one week, until after the election (and thus the explosion).
Back at Isaac's studio, Sylar is in a precognitive trance, painting an image: a gruesome interpretation of Isaac's painting of Nathan in office. Isaac lies dead nearby, next to his gun, just as Hiro found him in the future.

Five years in the future, Hiro and Ando look out at a devastated New York from the Deveaux rooftop. Ando urges Hiro to return them to the present, but Hiro reasons that they can learn what went wrong before returning to their own time. He says that Isaac will know what's happening. When Ando points out that Isaac was dead the last time Hiro jumped into the future, Hiro argues that Sylar has been captured, so Isaac may still be alive.

They arrive at Isaac's apartment to find a number of pictures, clippings, and notes hanging from strings which weave all across the studio. Hiro says he thinks it's a timeline; on the strings, notes discuss saving the cheerleader while newspaper clippings talk about Nathan Petrelli's leadership following the explosion. The two hear a noise, and Hiro draws his sword ... only to come face-to-face with his future incarnation.
http://heroeswiki.com/Episode:.07%25

Friday, March 23, 2007

.07% SPOILERS!!!!!!



For Heroes fans, April 23rd is a long ways off. That is how long you will have to wait for the new episode of Heroes to air. Now, we are pleased to present something that will make April 23rd seem a whole lot further off, a blow by blow description of the first few minutes of Heroes .07%. Read on to torture yourself.


When we left Nathan and Lindermann, the mysterious mobster was offering Nathan the keys to the White House. He also was fessing up to having full knowledge of the specials and their powers, including Nathan and his Brother. When Heroes returns, Lindermann will continue that monologue by admitting that he himself has powers. He discovered this a long time ago, and at the time tried to form a collective of similarly affected people to bring their powers together for good. But some of them got greedy and formed a splinter group.


Lindermann leads Nathan into his art gallery, without revealing his powers I might add, and shows him Isaacs paintings. Lindermann reveals that the ability to paint the future is not unique to Isaac, in fact it goes way back in history. Their ascension was foretold in the days of the ancients.Amongst the paintings is one of Nathan in the White House, presumably as President. Nathan points out the bomb in New York and asks if what Lindermann has in mind is worth all that destruction. At this point Lindermann pulls the title of the episode out and states that the people that die in that explosion will be .07% of the population, a small price to pay for the new order that Nathan and his team of 'specials' will bring to the world.


Okay so now we know pretty much where the Heroes story is going, the question is just what is Lindermann's depth? Is Primatech the greedy offshoot, or is there yet another group of specials. April 23rd seems a little farther away now, doesn't it.


- Jon Lachonis, BuddyTV Senior Writer(source ComicBookResources.com)

(Image courtesy NBC)

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Watch with Kristen: Oh what Heroic Goodness (plus a spoiler or two)

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Oh, what Heroic goodness!

The entire cast showed up to the Paley Festival's Heroes night, and let me tell you, having all those superheroes in one place is almost too much deliciousness to bear—especially when they're all dishing out hugs and kisses and compliments. (Yeee! How does a cast so scorchingly hot stay so cool?!)
Of course, since this is the hottest dang show on television right now, we had much to discuss, and you can see some of it in the video clip on this page. (Since there were 12 interviews altogether—and all of them good—I'll also be sharing more with you in the coming weeks to tide you over while we wait for the show's Apr. 23 return.)

As for what happened inside the panel Q&A with fans, here's what we learned:

Masi Okay! Masi Oka told us he connected with Hiro immediately, saying, "Hiro Nakamura was a guy I could totally relate to. He had to be fluent in Japanese, comedic and have ample experience in American television. I'm like, this is such a niche role—if not this, what else am I going to get?"

Education of Little Tree: Masi also spilled that he invented Hiro's "Yatta!" exclamation, but not before muddling through some mixed-up Japanglish. He told us, "When I was going through the script, the first time Hiro's successful, he says bonsai, and it was so hard for me to grasp that, because the word bonsai in Japanese means little tree. Little tree? I was trying to wrap my head around it, and finally I realized, Oh, he's trying to say banzai! Later, on set, I was like, I don't want to be a diva and change your words, but, uh…I don't think you want me to say little tree...[And] banzai usually has either a wartime connotation or [it's something you say] when you're really drunk. So, I asked Tim if I could change it, and he said 'Go to town,' and I [said] 'Yatta!' and that became one of Hiro's things."

Pretty Fly for a White Guy: Adrian Pasdar came up with Nathan Petrelli's hot-feet landing when he first hit the deck after his flying out of the clutches of HRG and the Haitian. Adrian told us, "The first time I did it out in the desert I did land like that, and the director looked at me like, What are you doing?! And I said, 'I don't have superfeet.' [Furthermore,] it would be cold up there, and I wanted to have bugs in my teeth. They said no to that, but I got away with the feet skidding on the ground...You want to counter the unbelievability aspect of it—the superhero aspect of it—with the reality of it."

Prime Ribbing: Hayden Panettiere said of her oh so resilient character Claire Bennet, "My character's like a meat: She gets stir-fried, filleted and broiled."

Character Issues: Someone asked Tim Kring how he came up with the superpowers he wanted to be featured on the show, and Tim said, "I came at [the superpowers] from the idea of character. I thought of the characters first, and then backed into what I thought their power would be...For instance, the Niki Sanders character. I wanted a story about a single mother who was stretched really thin...And I literally started thinking about that power—that power was originally being two places at the same time and this idea of a doppelgänger character. That's sort of a classic example of how I backed into the characters. Masi's character...when we first meet him he's in a sea of cubicles that seems to go on forever, and I thought an interesting power for someone [living] a life they didn't want was the ability to transport themselves out of that somehow, which led me to the idea of teleportation."

Sylar's on the Move! Another fan inquired about the whereabouts of Sylar, aka Zachary Quinto. After a couple of jokes from the other castmembers about how Sylar likes to stay elusive, Hayden volunteered, "He's moving houses, and he has to get everything packed by Monday," to which Greg Grunberg quipped, "He asked us all for help, and we were like, Sorry, man...We got a panel!" Score 1 for the fans; 0 for Sylar. Boo-yah.

—Additional reporting by Jennifer Godwin

Now for those spoilers from Kristin:

Andy in Calabasas, California: I am in awe of Zachary Quinto of Heroes. Any chance he'll get to be a series regular? Yes! I’m told he will be made a series regular for season two. Great news for us fans; not so great news for his prey!

Erica in Farmington, Texas: Heroes is the best show on TV!! What can you tell me?I just met up with the entire cast on Saturday night, and let me tell you, I was like a pig in poo. Ridiculous fun. I’ll be bringing you the scoop from that later today or tomorrow, with the latest video clip and column item from the Paley Festival, so stay tuned!

Kelly in Philadelphia: Please tell me Heroes will not take the Lost approach and start killing off original castmembers and adding new ones to take up airtime! I hated when Lost did that, and Heroes seems to be taking that approach with less than interesting new Heroes Hana and Candice. Mmmm...Sadly, I can't tell you that. I don't think it looks so good for some of this season's more peripheral Heroes.
http://www.eonline.com/gossip/kristin/blog/index.jsp?uuid=05fefc49-14cb-485e-929d-12ca90b33609

Monday, March 5, 2007

ONE OF THESE MEN WILL DIE!










Recap: Like any Parasite (ep 18)
Isaac started shooting at Peter as he felt that Peter was responsible for
Simone's death. Peter turned invisible and ran off.

A couple of FBI agents spoke to Nathan about exposing Linderman by
going undercover. Peter witnessed this as he was invisible, and started to see
his brother in a different light. Nathan told Peter to go to Mohinder as he was
working on a cure, and would have been able to help Peter out. Nathan also said
that he would make an anonymous phonecall telling the police about Simone's
death, leading them to Isaac.Hiro tried to enter the Linderman casino, but was
stopped by the guards, who through him out. He asked Nathan to help him sneak
in, which Nathan did.

Hiro then went to the curator of Linderman's private museum to deliver the
painting of him and the dragon. When the curator went to get a receipt, Hiro
searched for the sword, and found it, but was caught by the curator. The curator
triggered a security alarm, and a security guard came and knocked the curator
unconscious. The guard was Ando, who had followed Hiro, and taken a job as a
guard at Linderman's casino. With the sword, Hiro and Ando teleported out of the
casino and and into the future on the rooftop of the Deveux building after the
nuclear explosion.

The charred remains of New York were shown.

Jessica left a picture of Nathan on her pillow, which was found by DL, and
that made him suspicious/jealous. In the meantime, Nathan coordinated with the
FBI agents who planted a wire on him so that they could get Linderman to
incriminate himself.

Jessica entered their room after Nathan left, and killed them. She then met
up with Nathan, but by this time, Niki had taken over. She warned Nathan, and
told him that the FBI agents were dead, and thant Linderman knew a lot more. She
asked Nathan to punch her unconscious and take her gun so that he could kill
Linderman. Nathan confronted Linderman pointing his gun at him. Linderman told
Nathan that he knew that Nathan could fly, and about Peter, and others that were
special. He also told Nathan that he would be in the White house in two years,
but all this would not be possible if Nathan killed him. Nathan lowered his
gun.

Thompson questioned HRG, but was unable to get any information. Behind a
one-way mirror, Matt confirmed that HRG was telling the truth. HRG went home and
discovered that his wife knew the truth, and started confiding in her. Candice
came to his house regarding another assignment. They flew over to New York to
see Isaac, where they found the police about to enter his apartment in order to
find Simone. Candice took on the shape of Simone and fooled the police, thereby
saving Isaac.

HRG flew back to his family in Texas. He spoke to his wife, confiding in
her, and then, it turned out that it was Candice masquerading as Mrs. Bennet,
and Thompson and a couple of other agents took HRG away.Claire and the Haitian
drove aimlessly until the Haitian called someone and got fake passports and
international tickets, intending to leave the country with Claire.

However, Claire ditched him at the airport, and went to find Peter
Petrelli. At Peter's apartment, Mama Petrelli opened the door and invited Claire
in, telling her that she was her grandmother. The Haitian was already at the
apartment.Mohinder drugged Sylar using tea laced with curare. It was shown that
Mohinder read a newspaper article showing Zane Taylor was found dead, and hence
became suspicious. Mohinder hooked Sylar to an IV of Curare, so that he was
unable to use his powers. Mohinder then extracted some of Sylar's spinal fluid
(the comment "This is going to hurt"), and then used it to solve the gene
sequencing puzzle.

He stated that he would now be able to identify anyone who was special. In
the meantime, unknown to Mohinder, Sylar stopped the IV using telekinesis, and
then, once the effects had worn off, freed himself.Peter went to Mohinder's
apartment, and didn’t find anything. Near the wall, a drop of blood fell on him.
He looked up, and saw Mohinder nailed to the roof with kitchen utensiles. In an
dying voice, Mohinder warned Peter about Sylar. Sylar appeared and pushed Peter
to the wall using telekinesis. Then he used telekinesis to start slicing open
Peter's forehead, and at that point, the episode ended.

See ya in April!

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Week 17 Fast Ratings

CBS Takes Monday; 'Donnellys' So-So
'Miami' leads the way for Eye once again

February 27, 2007

Fast National ratings for Monday, Feb. 26, 2007CBS held off NBC for a ratings win Monday night, while the Peacock got only mediocre numbers from the premiere of "The Black Donnellys."

CBS earned an 8.8 rating/14 share in primetime, a little better than NBC's 8.2/13. FOX took third with a 6.9/10. ABC, 6.2/10, came in fourth, and The CW was well back at 1.7/3.

NBC grabbed the top spot in the adults 18-49 demographic with a 4.9 rating. CBS was a close second at 4.7, with FOX in third at 4.4. ABC averaged 3.8 and The CW 1.1."Deal or No Deal," 10.6/16, handily won the 8 p.m. hour for NBC. The race for second was tight, with FOX's "Prison Break," 5.9/9, holding off CBS' "How I Met Your Mother," 5.9/9, and "The Class," 5.7/9. ABC's "Wife Swap" was only slightly behind in fourth. The CW went with "Everybody Hates Chris," 1.9/3, and "All of Us," 1.6/2.

CBS took the lead at 9 p.m. with "Two and a Half Men," 10.5/16, and "Rules of Engagement," 8.7/13. NBC's "Heroes," 8.4/13, took second for the hour, ahead of "24," 7.9/12, on FOX. "Supernanny" delivered a 6.6/10 for ABC. "Girlfriends" and "The Game" finished the night for The CW.

At 10 p.m., "CSI: Miami" posted an 11.0/18 for CBS. The ABC-Oprah Winfrey special "Building a Dream" posted a 6.2/10, while "The Black Donnellys" premiere drew only a 5.5/9 for NBC.

Ratings information is taken from fast national data, which includes live and same-day DVR viewing. All numbers are preliminary and subject to change.

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