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I can’t believe I am saying this, but I am not as excited as I thought I would be that Heroes is finally back on Monday. I think that fact that is has been gone for so long and so many other shows have taken over my viewing schedule like Drive, I lost some interest in the show. But granted come Monday at 9pm or whenever I decide to watch it on my DVR, I will be instantly hooked again and glad to see Masi Oka again on my TV! Anyone else feeling the same way?
In Touch Weekly has the cutest quote from the cutest actor on TV today. Masi Oka my favorite hero on Heroes has this to say in an interview about his new found hunkyness, "I now have power over hot women – at the moment at least," he laughs. "I've had girls just come up to me – that would normally walk by – and they hug and kiss me and say, 'Oh my God, I love you.' When they run away, I'm like , 'Wow! Wait, wait. Where are you going? Don't run away.� It's been kind of surreal." To think a year ago he had a tech job working as an editor on such films like Stars Wars and Pirates of the Caribbean and now he has a new career of being a hot actor!
OMG how freaking cute is that? I just want to see him walking around Los Angeles, give him a hug and a kiss and walk way. Well maybe not walk away! LOL! I really hope People names him one of the sexiest men because he deserves it!!!
Tim Kring, creator of NBC's hit series Heroes, told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming second season will constitute a new volume in the multi-volume series, with new characters and an entirely new storyline. "If you remember, the opening of the pilot pronounced the episode as the beginning of Volume One," Kring said in an interview. "Volume One comes to a conclusion at the end of episode 23, and Volume Two starts with the opening of season two. And Volume Two is a different story." Kring added: "We could have new people and new storylines and new ideas and new threats and new bad guys and new heroes. So I would prepare the audience for that idea, that it's not just a continuing serialized storyline about only these people. It's a little more the 24 model than the Lost model." "Heroes needs to evolve, and if we are positing an idea that this is happening all over the world to many, many people, then we get to see some of those people and see how their story fits in." Kring also confirmed that some of the current heroes just might not survive this season, but added: "Many of your favorites will live to fight again."
I am so not loving that. To me it sounds a lot like the second season of Lost where they kept a lot of the same characters and then added a lot more that we didn't care about and basically ruined the show. I really hope Kevin Reilly (Seriously why was he re-upped today?) stops them from doing this. We so need a Hero that has the power to stop them from doing this to season two.
In Touch Weekly
