Robert Knepper, the villainous Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell from “Prison Break,” is joining the cast of Heroes next season. Naturally, Knepper will play the new lead villain on the NBC series.
Robert Knepper is set to play Samuel, who is “charismatic but evil, with a twisted sense of humor” in at least six Heroes episodes.
Huh. Sounds like Heroes’ Hayden Panettiere doesn’t always have the sunny personality you would expect. Over the weekend, Hayden Panettiere shoved a reporter on the red carpet at a fundraising event in Hawaii, saying, “Don’t you ever touch me! Oh, am I supposed to do interviews? You all make my life miserable.”
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Heroes will be back for another season, despite the dip in viewer numbers. NBC president of entertainment, Angela Bromstad, confirmed that Heroes has been renewed for season four.
Heroes’ season one producer Bryan Fuller just returned to the series after his Pushing Daisies went belly up. Read the rest of this entry »
Usmagazine.com is reporting that Heroes co-stars Hayden Panettiere and Milo Ventimiglia have broken up. The Hayden Panettiere/Milo Ventimiglia break up gossip comes on the heels of reports that Hayden was cheating on Milo.
But is there any truth to the rumors of a split? Read the rest of this entry »
Watch Heroes for free on the Internet
If you missed the latest episode of Heroes or want to catch up on past episodes, where can you watch Heroes online?
There are a number of web sites to watch full episodes of Heroes online, including: Read the rest of this entry »
January 22nd, 2009 by Wendy
Tagged as: Big Love,Desperate Housewives,Dexter,Friday Night Lights,Friends,Heroes,Lost,Mad Men,My Name is Earl,Weeds
While not all the moms on this list will win a Mother of the Year award, there’s no disputing that there are plenty of hot mamas among them. Check out TV Crunch’s list of 15 Hottest TV Moms of All Time. Hot… or not? Read the rest of this entry »
Masi Oka of Heroes stopped by the Today show in this November 14 interview video clip.
Uh-oh. There’s been a shakeup over at NBC’s “Heroes,” with the firing of co-exec producers Jesse Alexander and Jeph Loeb.
The writers/producers have been with Heroes since season one and worked closely with running production under the direction of creator/executive producer Tim Kring. Read the rest of this entry »
