“It is humanity’s ability to remember that sets us apart. We are the only species concerned with the past. Our memories give us voice, and kubeba witness to history, so that others might learn, so they might celebrate our triumphs, and be warned of our failures.” –Mohana Suresh

“Kendrick! Kendrick!”

It was no good. Petra knew in her rational mind that she had left that horrible future. She had left Kendrick behind in a dystopian nightmare plagued kwa some epidemic virus… She was back in the warehouse in Montreal in 2007.

Closing her eyes, she attempted to travel back to that place,...

The headhunter Emile Danko is at nyumbani shaving when all of a sudden his security alarm with voice starts alerting him the front door is open. Danko picks up his gun and cautiously goes out into the halls and main rooms, then finds Doyle is hung up from the ceiling, restrained, with a big red bow on. Doyle's unconscious but wakes up briefly. On him is a card that reads "My Gift to You".

In New York City, HRG catches a cab with Angela Petrelli in back. She says they can't be seen together anymore after this meeting. Angela talks about saving her sons, and tells HRG he needs to make Danko trust...

The Helix comes up zaidi often than wewe may realise.




-On the cover of the Isaac Mendez-drawn comic book 9th Wonders!, where hiro cheers his teeportation to New York, "yatta!")
(Don't look back)

-On the map in Chandra Suresh's apartment
(Various episodes)

-On the sketch Peter draws in hospital
(Dont look back)

-In a crime swimming pool that Matt Parkman investigates.
(Don't look back)

-On the cover of Chandra Suresh's book about genitics and superhuman abilities: Activating Evolution.
(Various Episodes)

-On the side of claires Geometry textbook
(One Giant Leap)









-Drawn all...

The Claire Quiz, The majibu are at the bottom under the questions. GOOD LUCK




1: According to Broody Mitchum in Collision, what does Claire never drink?
a:Plain Milk
b:Chocolate Milk
c:Orange juice
d:Water

2: In season 2, Mr Bennet gives Claire a present, what is it?
a:A new dress
b:A car
c:A new cheerleading outfit
d:A golden locket

3:What does Claire's dad bring back from his 'Buisness trips'?
a:Dolls
b:Teddy Bears
c:Cuddley Rabbits
d:Postcards

4: In season two's Lizards, what does Claire retrieve for her mom from the pan of boiling water?
a:A ring
b:A coin
c:A cell Phone
d:Her Keys

5: What is Claire's family...

When Sylar telekinetically throws a kuoga of flying glass at Peter Petrelli in season 1, The effect is created digitally, as it is not possible to do physically (At least not without hurting the actors....)

On the computer, the glass shards are initially represented kwa black 2D shapes. CGI artist Mike Cook explains, "What they do on set is, they take a multitude of images(of the room itself) in a 360-degree veiw and we can use the picha to put accurate lighting on the 3D objects."

"There was a real shard of glass used in the episode, so we wanted to make it look the same," adds fellow CGI practitioner...

Heroes, as almost everyone I've spoken to agrees, is a phenomenal show.

For me, though, it's zaidi than that. As a die-hard comic book shabiki since the age of two, it's a dream come true.

Everything I loved about comics growing up is encapsulated in Heroes. The heroes, the villains, the powers, everything.

It's a pitch-perfect comic tale, yet is also fresh and original.

What boggles my mind is that Tim Kring*, the show-runner, has never read a comic book. Seriously.

I know, it shocked me too. But it's true. While one of the writers and executive producers is comic great Jeph Loeb**, the man in charge...