[michaelwoodcock]

As in the Heroes 360 experience?

[retired_stevesgrl]

I'm guess the answer to that question is yes. For instance I see in the first post mention is made of a VotePetrelli site along with the NBC site. So yeah I am looking for a place where I can be directed to all the relevant sites.

[michaelwoodcock]

The problem is some of them are "finished", in the sense they have served their purpose, so visiting them now would lose alot of the meaning behind them.

However, here has a list of all the 360 sites, and update listings for them all in quite a bit of detail, meaning you can get the info in the right order.

[michaelwoodcock]

Oh, before I forget, the yank amazon have the heroes season one boxset for twenty quid! Even with postage and such, I doubt you will beat that price in the UK before Christmas at least. Should be noted it's Region One.

[michaelwoodcock]

A few snippets of news from around about...

NBC has signed a 360 degree marketing deal with Nissan for the second season of Heroes.

Under the terms of the deal, Nissan will feature Heroes "as the central hub" of an on-air and online marketing campaign for the launch of its new Rogue crossover vehicle. In return, the vehicle will receive significant exposure in the show's Nissan-sponsored season two premiere episode, in which a main character will be shown driving the Rogue.

"We're committed to doing business with our clients in ways that extend beyond the 30-second spot and are thrilled to join forces again with Nissan to build on our successful season-one partnership," said NBCU Ad Sales president Mike Pilot. "This deal exemplifies the concept of having an 'upstream relationship' with our clients and shows just what can be achieved when the clients and creative teams come together early in the process."

After the season two premiere, Nissan will sponsor a Heroes music video and the season one DVD release.

And, rather happily...

While "Heroes" fans have been wondering what will become of the show's resident evil-doer Sylar, Access Hollywood breaks some news on the super-powered villain's future on the show.

Zachary Quinto, who plays Sylar on the hit NBC drama, will return as a series regular next season, a rep for the actor confirmed to Access.

As Season One ended, it appeared everyone's favorite group of mutants might have finally thwarted Sylar's plans for destruction once and for all as Hiro Nakamura (Masi Oka) thrust his samurai sword into Sylar's chest.

However as the show ended, a quick pan back to the scene of the attack revealed a blood trail leading from where Sylar's body lay into the sewer, suggesting our villain wasn't quite done yet.

Before he stepped into the breakthrough role as the power-sucking "Hero," Quinto appeared in guest spots on "CSI," "Touched By An Angel," Charmed" and "Six Feet Under."

According to his bio, Quinto "would next love to play a young Spock in a the new 'Star Trek' movie."

My picture so right :cool:

[michaelwoodcock]

We have a name for the most hated bloke in America...

Nick D'Agosto has joined the cast of NBC's Heroes.

The Rocket Science actor will play the boyfriend of Claire (Hayden Panettiere) and have a "very cool superpower", according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Alias star David Anders is also still rumoured to be joining NBC's cult hit in its second season.

Nowhere near good enough

[michaelwoodcock]

So, seems there is alot more to the Haitian's abilities than we first thought. Not only can he negate others, and erase specific memories, but he can "access" someone's memories too, and bring specific ones to the forefront, giving him quite a useful advantage in terms of interrogation I'll bet. Hoping that next week won't be a background story. Doubt it will be about Hiro, but something on the Bennett's and their relocation would be nice.

[retired_derek]

i assumed he could access people's specific memories mainly because he's been asked to remove specific memories in the past.

[michaelwoodcock]

More the fact he can manipulate them, bringing them to the forefront, and forcing them to remember. Could make for a powerful tool if used right, especially when it comes to interrogation and intimidation, calling up your worst fears and greatest pleasures from your own mind. Come to think of it, not dissimilar from his old man.

[michaelwoodcock]

We got more names \o/

NBC's sci-fi drama "Heroes" is casting a wide net for next season, tapping Barry Shabaka Henley, Holt McCallany, "Alias" alum David Anders, Japanese pop star and actress Eriko Tamura, Lyndsy Fonseca and Dianna Agron for recurring roles.

Anders will play the most intriguing part, that of the ancient samurai warrior Takezo Kensei, Hiro Nakamura's (Masi Oka) childhood hero. While never seen during "Heroes' " first season, Kensei played a key part in the show's plot. Hiro spent most of the season trying to get ahold of Kensei's sword, which he hoped would help him in his quest to save the world.

In another Japanese connection, Tamura will play a Japanese princess.

Henley will play Detective Fuller, a New York police officer. McCallany will play Ricky, the ringleader of a group of Irish thugs.

Fonseca and Agron will play beautiful cheerleaders in Southern California, where Claire (Hayden Panettiere) is expected to move. Fonseca's character April is sweet, while Agron's Debbie is a mean girl.

"Heroes" extends Henley's relationship with NBC and Universal Media Studios. This past development season, he co-starred on David Shore's drama pilot for the network, which was produced by UMS. The actor, who next appears in the feature "The Horsemen," is repped by Bauman, Redanty & Shaul Agency and Rugolo Entertainment.

McCallany, who has been developing a feature that he is looking to direct, next appears in the feature "Vantage Point." He is repped by APA, manager Dave Fleming at Mosaic Media Group and attorney Rick Genow.

Anders, who played Julian Sark on ABC's "Alias," recently guest-starred on ABC's "Grey's Anatomy." He also plays the title role in the feature "Eli." He is repped by SMS and Liberman/Zerman Management.

Tamura has starred in more than 15 Japanese features and TV series and has released 10 albums there. She made her English-language debut in the 2006 feature "Surf School."

The six join Nick d'Agosto, who recently landed a recurring role on "Heroes" next season, as well as Dania Ramirez, who was cast as a new regular.

So, Kensei not Hiro's Dad /o\ but more cheerleaders \o/