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Royce Hall, UCLA
Yah, Heroes started filming the first episode for the fourth season, and they have chosen UCLA for Claire’s storyline.
We have been given a few clues about what is gonna happen in this university which in fiction will be located in Washington but in the real life it will be in California.
There is a suicide in campus, nobody knows why, maybe one of Claire’s roomies is involved, it seems one of Claire’s roomies (Annie) is a lesbian.
Gretchen, the other roomy is a mystery girl. Claire’s having issues with linear algebra. I have to say Linear Algebra is a though thing, vectors, matrix things, it’s not that easy. We can’t say anything about a girl that has always been cheerleading, travelling to new york, to the past, hunting for formulas, being hunted because of her blood, or by the US government. We have to wait now.
Robert Knepper will be the Carnival Barker on Season Four
The list of villains for the fourth season of Heroes is growing up.
After the comfirmation of Madeline Zima as Claire’s mysterious roomy, Robert Knepper, known for being the “shit in my dick” guy from Prison Break is going to portray another kind of Villain, less perv, more twisted, lol.
He is going to be the “Carnival Barker” a funny and twisted man.
We have seen him in Prison Break (T-bag) and Carnivale (Tommy Dolan).
So new and interesting faces for Heroes.
The “Spock” effect and now these new adds to Heroes are going to bring a new number of viewers so we can expect high ratings next season, here we go Heroes.
Now the questions: is this man related to new darky organization that is rising against the company? is he related to the suicide in Claire’s college?
Madeline Zima is Claire's roomy now
Gretchen, that’s the name of Claire’ s roomy and she will be in a multi-episodic arc.
Yes, we finally know who is going to be the mysterious Claire’s roomy.
It’s Madeline Zima, for the mid-twenties like me we can remember her as the youngest of the three kids in “The Nanny”, for the younger people she was one of Duchovny’s girls in Californication. Yes and we saw her naked breast, I bet we can see a lot of her as the new Claire’s roomate.
There’s a mystery around this girl, what would it be?
Are we going to see some gay sex between Claire and her?
3×14
A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
(Un Peligro Claro e Inminente)
3×15
TRUST AND BLOOD
(Confianza y Sangre)
3X16
BUILDING 26
(El edificio 26)
3×17
COLD WARS
(Guerras Frias)
3×18
EXPOSED
(Expuestos)
3×19
SHADES OF GRAY
(Sombras Grises)
3×20
COLD SNAP
(Destrucción Despiadada)
3×21
INTO ASYLUM
(En el Manicomio)
3×22
FACE THE STRANGER
(Enfrenta lo desconocido)
Three weeks after the destruction of both the Primatech and Pinehearst, and the death of Arthur Petrelli, the now-villainous Nathan returns with a vengeance by persuading the U.S. President and the government to round up all people with abilities, leading to Claire, Ando, Hiro, Matt, Peter, as well as Tracy to become fugitives from the people who were their former allies.
Well NBC is really commited to Heroes, the Volume Premier (or Season Premier) will be aired just after the Super Bowl on 02/02/2009. And I have to say that the whole Fugitives thing is really going to be something awesome, just a few images and The Hunter, The Hunted, The Plain, The Crash, everything fixes even Tracy who is now a victim, I think we all gonna love her this new season. Ali has made a good job with Nikki and Jessica and now she can go for it with Tracy. Here is the all new promo:
This is the all new promo of Heroes 3×05 “Angels and Monsters”; Armed with H.R.G.’s (Jack Coleman) old files and a taser, Claire (Hayden Panettiere) attempts to take down her first target – Stephen Canfield (Andre Royo), a Level 5 escapee with the ability to create black holes – unaware that others are closing in. Meanwhile, in horror, Peter (Milo Ventimiglia) flees from all the death and destruction in the future, only to grimly discover how deeply the experience has changed him. Frustrated that Adam Monroe (guest star David Anders) didn’t get them closer to “the formula,” Hiro (Masi Oka) takes a stab at becoming friends with Daphne (guest star Brea Grant) and new associate Knox (guest star Jaime Hector), much to Ando’s (James Kyson Lee) dismay. Later, Suresh’s (Sendhil Ramamurthy) urge to correct research errors puts Maya (Dania Ramirez), among others, in a sticky situation. Linderman (guest star Malcolm McDowell) advises Nathan (Adrian Pasdar) to stick by Tracy (Ali Larter), seeing that they could accomplish great things together. In Africa, Matt (Greg Grunberg) sees his vision of “happily ever after” destroyed.
Zachary Quinto and Cristine Rose star. Alan Blumenfeld, Ashley Crow, Jessalyn Gilsig, Brea Grant, Jamie Hector, David H. Lawrence XVII and Andre Royo guest star.
Differences between Volume Two and Volume Three
October 7, 2008 in heroes | Tags: comment, heroes, villains, volume | Leave a comment
Well, I was very amazed by the quality of the first two episodes of the Volume Three: The Second Coming and The Butterfly Effect, they were perfect and they really kicked the volume two’s ass…actually all the episodes so far has been amazing, perfect but the last episode I am Become Death has been very weird, it’s like they were desperate to connect all the storylines together and it feels overwhelming, we all know that ALL will have something to do, but not everyone at the same time, and I’m not talking about time on screen. They should learn of LOST where every character has a very special moment, that introduces us to their development, but we don’t see them talking about it all the time, this point support the character behaviour through the storyline, and HEROES was this way on the first Volume, but now it seems that ALL the characters have to be the leading character in every episode they show up, I see the same mistake in Grey’s Anatomy where it seems that every character has a storyline in every episode, that must be really hard for the writers and it confuses us (or me) a lot; for ensemble casts, the writers must have in mind that the characters should take the leading role one by one, having the rest as supporting, all of them have their time of glory eventually, not at the same time, and in a two or three-hours season finale, put them all together as leadings, the secret of Desperate Housewives is that there are 4 storylines in every episode, stories easy to follow, but in this episode of heroes, I count well let’s count
Six, (OMG) six, and Grey’s Anatomy was on the same page in their three first season the writers put two main characters working together so the storylines were few and interesting, in this case, quantity is never better than quality, LOST had improved this by putting several characters together so they all follow a goal but all of them for different reasons, here we have lots of characters with several storylines. I hope it was just a one episode issue. The season one did this and did it right putting special moments for every character but not at the same time, one for Hiro, another for Claire, another for Peter, but I don’t know what they were thinking.