Donald Essex und Perrin Crocker fahren in einem Gefangentransporter auf eines Autobahn in Tennessee. Donald als Wache, Perrin als Häftling. Als ihn ein Mithäftling Perrin so reizt, dass sich dessen Fähigkeit instinktiv meldet und er Knochenbolzen in alle Richtungen verschießt. Die Bolzen töten fast alle Mitfahrer, auch den Fahrer, sodass der Bus verunfallt. Wie durch ein Wunder überlebt Donald als einziger. Donald erwacht in einem Krankenhaus ohne jeden Kratzer. Senator Petrelli erscheint mit Regierungsbeamten mit Fragen an Donald...

Nach all der Kritik von den Fans und auch von einigen Kritikern selbst, haben es unsere Heroes geschafft, sich gegen Supernatural und The Sarah Conner Chronicles durchzusetzen und bei den 35th Annual People's Choice Award (PCA) einen Award für die beste Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show zu gewinnen!! Das sind tolle News für die Serie, weil es wieder einmal beweist, das die Fans trotzendem sehr an ihr hängen. Herzlichen Glückwunsch von mir an die Crew, Autoren, Produzenten und natürlich auch an den Cast!

Episode 3x14 - A Clear and Present Danger Air Date: Feb. 2nd, 2009 Drei Wochen nach der Zerstörung von Primatech und Pinehearst, und dem Tod von Arthur Petrelli, kehrt Nathan zurück um Rache an den Heroes zu nehmen, indem er den US Präsidenten überredet, alle Menschen mit Fähigkeiten gefangen zunehmen. So bringt er Claire, Ando, Hiro, Matt, Peter und auch Tracy dazu von früheren Verbündeten gejagte zu werden.

Hier sind endlich die neuen Spoiler für die Folge 3x12 A Clear and Present Danger" natürlich von Kristin (E! Online). 1) Seid Nathan Informationen über alle Heroes hat, wird er zum besten Freund des Presidenten (was wohl heißen kann, das Michael Dorn doch öfters zu sehen sein wird) 2) Die erste Person die Nathan an die Regierung "verkauft" ist Tracy 3) Hiro und Ando werden ein eigenes Versteck haben. So, das wars auch schon wieder vorerst! Danke fürs vorbei schauen ^^

Die Leute bei "The Wall Street Journal" konnten ein Interview mit Zachary Quinto halten, über den baldkommenden Star Trek 11 Film. Leider hab ich absolut keine Zeit das Interview zu übersetzten, weshalb ich es im original hier einstelle! Viel Spaß beim lesen!!!! The coming movie "Star Trek" is meant to completely reboot the science fiction franchise -- which may be why the title doesn't sport Roman numerals. Director J.J. Abrams recruited a new crew of actors to portray characters that have long been linked to the cast of the original "Star Trek" TV series, which first aired in 1966. Zachary Quinto, best known as a villain on the NBC series "Heroes," plays Mr. Spock, a half-human alien who champions logic over emotion. The character was first embodied by Leonard Nimoy. The new movie focuses on the volatile youth of Kirk, Spock and their crewmates. The stakes are high: The property has been moribund on screen since the TV series "Star Trek: Enterprise" was canceled in 2005. WSJ: What was your strategy going into the audition? Zachary Quinto says dressing up like Mr. Spock made him feel like "a nerd." Mr. Quinto: I built an awareness of my interest, almost unwittingly, by talking a lot about Spock in other interviews. For the audition itself, I did wear a blue shirt and let my bangs hang down. I made my best effort to connect physically. With Spock there's very little outward physicality to the role. How do you make him seem placid without just looking blank? It's an interesting challenge. The life of this character exists deeply within. For me it was about containment. But it was a matter of finding that baseline and exploring how far you can go away from that. Does that mean you injected more edge or emotion into Spock than he's shown in the past? As Leonard portrayed the character he was much more grounded, but my experience with him is a bit different; he's younger and hasn't mastered the acceptance of these dualities in himself as much as he does later. Are you talking about the tension of being half human, half Vulcan? I hesitate to give anything away. It's completely rooted in how he feels alienated from himself and those around him. He's not one thing or another. On "Heroes" you play another quasi-human character, a supernatural serial killer. Is there something otherwordly about your looks? About my visage? I don't know. I could never imagine when I moved to L.A. the course that it would take me on. Right now, I guess I'm in a pocket of aliens. What kind of things did Leonard Nimoy tell you about Spock to help you understand him? It's been such an indelible mark on his life and he's metabolized it so gracefully. We spent some time watching episodes but it was an all encompassing experience. We'd go to his house. We'd meet sometimes at Paramount. I'm seeing him before the holidays. He's an advanced mind and heart and I want to hang out with him as much as possible. A lot has been made of the differences you bring to the Spock character, but what aspects of the original did you keep? Especially with Spock, more so than Kirk, there are characteristic movements. It's established in the mythology, this stillness and economy of movement. There are ways one holds oneself, such as the hands behind the back. Why has this character become so mythic? In this archetypal way, people respond to someone who's able to contain himself. He operates from a place of logic, but always with the betterment of others in mind. He's able to endure things and experience things from a place of balance. How did you wear the Spock haircut off the set? Begrudgingly. I made do. I was very rarely seen last year without my giant black glasses. My hair I could usually muss it up. I underestimated the impact of that haircut. It engendered a sense of alienation in me personally, which probably influenced the part. You felt like an alien? I just felt like a nerd. I felt like I was 12 again. You look back at those pictures and you see the bowl cut. There's no question I was born to play the Spock role. I was sporting that look for a good four or five years.

Ausserhalb Memphis, Tennessee befördert ein Gefangentransporter Perrin Crocker, ein Mann der für den Mord an seiner Frau verurteilt wurde. Während der Fahrt denkt er darüber nach wer sie tatsächlich ermordet hat, da keine Tatwaffe gefunden wurde. Jedoch war das Blut an seinen Händen, nach Ansicht der Geschworenen. Er trifft Steve Gustavson der ihn für den Mord an seiner Frau erzürnt....

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