Heroes

CBS has not given out the official cast list for the next season of Survivor but it has been leaked on the ... It is also being filmed in Samoa and the heroes tribal color is blue and the villains is red.  The merged color is black.  

Torontoist is ending the year by naming our Heroes and Villains—the very best and the very worst people, places, and things in and of Toronto over the past twelve months. We've unmasked our picks for Heroes and Villains; now, until the end of the year, your votes will whittle our lists down in a single elimination tournament to determine 2009's Superhero and Supervillain. Composite of remaining Heroes by Sasha Plotnikova/Torontoist. Man...  

On 7 December, world leaders and negotiators will meet in Copenhagen to discuss the future of our planet. As the debate intensifies, the New Statesman’s panel of environmental experts have chosen their heroes and villains – politicians, activists, companies and institutions.  

Sylar, "Heroes'" fascinating cockroach that seems to survive no matter what, is back.The ever-hungry character is featured in the latest promo for "Heroes," which returns to NBC for a two-hour special on Monday, Jan. 4.We kind of like the puzzle motif, which gives us hope that maybe the series' creators had a bigger picture in mind from the start, despite some departures in quality storytelling. Check out Sylar and his epiphany: What do you...  

Plans for the 20th season of "Survivor" sound a little like how the 19th played out -- with one finalist playing the low game to the end and another taking the high road. It seems like the villains, such as Russell Hantz in the most recent edition, are more memorable than the saints. But they'll be producing the second all-star "Survivor" edition and playing one side of villains -- with anyone from Richard Hatch to Jonny Fairplay to Coach on...  

Sure, our airwaves may have been invaded by parasitic reality evildoers, but this decade could still boast some of the best fictional television villains of all time. So please join us as we remember the best TV creeps of the last decade (no antiheroes allowed!)  

Zachary Quinto won't reprise his role as Spock from 2009's "Stark Trek" in Cryptic Studios' 2010 MMO "Star Trek Online," but he will voice act for an Emergency Medical Hologram and the game's tutorial. The actor who first rose to prominence for his role as Sylar on NBC's "Heroes," revealed his new Trek job at [...]  

We've been teased since early October about a major character death coming to NBC's "Heroes," and now reports are coming in that it'll be... Adrian Pasdar's Nathan Petrelli. The 23 of you who still watch will doubtless be scratching your heads and asking, "Didn't they do that last season?" Well... yes. Nathan was killed at the end of season three during a fight against the power-sucking villain Sylar (Zachary Quinto). When Sylar was defeated...  

TV villains ... where would we be without them? They are tricky, conniving, evasive, and good at what they do, which is, standardly, nothing good. Here is a list of who I think make up the top ten modern television villains.Contributor: Khara HousePublished: Dec 19, 2009  

It's no secret that Heroes has been slipping in quality and in the ratings since the end of its first season. Things have improved a bit this year thanks to Robert Knepper's fantastic turn as manscara-wearing carnival boss Samuel Sullivan. Watching Sylar torment Matt Parkman with some Tyler Durden-esque head games has been a hoot too. But, as we TV critics like to bring up every now and then, the current season isn't nearly as good as that...  

As Heroes concluded what vaguely looked like its mid-season finale, the show alluded to the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance)--- all of which I've gone through unknowingly as I watch the first 10 episodes of the fourth season play out. This week, though, it's all about acceptance of the things we can't change, what is and what should never be.  Case in point: Nathan Petrelli. Ever since Sylar killed...  

Tonight on "Heroes," it's a dramatic staging of "A Midsummer Night's Dream."The Course of True Love Never Did Run SmoothFuture Hiro, past Hiro, Ando, Noah, Sylar, Charlie, Samuel and a CIA agent named Lauren Gilmore are all in Odessa, Texas.Noah and Agent Lauren are all flirty-flirty, bordering on affair-having, which is an interesting ret-con.Samuel tries to convince Hiro not to upset the paths everyone is on and leave Charlie alone, but he...  

This week’s episode wasn’t bad at all, for the simple reason that — like last week’s installment — it sort of underscored one of the larger problems of Heroes itself. (How’s that for a backhanded compliment?) This time out, Heroes sorta figured out what to do with Hiro. Because for the past four seasons, Hiro has  

It's time to move on from the events that happened in the infamous roadside dinner in Texas to the events that transpired two weeks ago on Heroes. While the three-character arc per episode has made storylines a bit cohesive, it makes the show a little bit confusing to follow because of the sporadic continuity. But if you've stuck by this show through thick and thin, then you're already used to this minor glitch. Now on to the highlights of...  

On the eve of All Hallows Eve, San Diego elites got super and scoundrel-ish for the Yelpoween 'Heroes and Villians' party at All American Grill. The Halloween spirit was well in tact with costumes ranging from Batman to Quailman. Many...