With labor troubles, a shrinking audience and no new hit shows in sight, network television is suffering one of its worst seasons ever. And the tough times show no signs of easing soon – bad news for viewers of the broadcasting giants. Signaling the sense of network urgency, NBC will break with tradition and announce today a new year-round lineup of programs.
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When we reported that the one of the two new characters, Joy, last month, we knew she was going to start as a baddie.
This was confirmed by E!Online:
Look for a new villain named Joy. Her power is superspeed she’s lightning-fast, like the Flash. Hiro meets her in a museum. He asks her if she has powers and if she is trying to steal some art. She convinces him she’s on the up-and-up and then makes off with a bunch of paintings. She’s described as a nymph-like character with the speed of a cheetah on, er, speed.
My problem with this is that Hiro could stop her on her tracks unless she decks him first. Is she a possible Hero or a shoe-in Villain? Will see once the season opens.
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When we posted a few days ago that Heroes would be casting a new character next season, we never thought she’d look as cute as Brea Grant.
The actress will be playing the role of Joy. If you haven’t heard her name before, she’s the girl in Friday Nights Lights.
Sources confirm to me exclusively that the enchanting Brea Grant who made quite the impression as Landry’s short-lived rebound girl on Friday Night Lights is joining the cast of Heroes next season as The Speedster.
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A few months ago, Kristine Bells character was unsure if she’ll be coming back next season. Bell wants to come back for another run, but itseems negotiations are still on going.
Here’s an excerpt of her interview with Movies Online:
MoviesOnline: Did the writers strike shorten your Heroes arc? Was there more we would have seen?
KRISTEN BELL: Yes and there’s more that you will see. It interrupted my Heroes arc.
MoviesOnline: The rumor is that you weren’t coming back.
KRISTEN BELL: If I don’t come back, it will be because we didn’t work it out. I want to go back. As far as I’m concerned, I am going back. I’m not under contract but I’ve had such a good relationship with them and I’ve had so much fun doing it and had such a great storyline and I’ve shot two episodes that won’t air until we shoot the entire arc. I did take a movie unfortunately because I’m not under contract with them in New York for 12 weeks. So I’ll be about 4 weeks late coming back to when they shoot but as of right now the negotiation that’s going on is that they’ll be able to file my scenes in and I’ll just shoot a condensed version right when I get back and then catch up to everyone else and they don’t air until September so they have the ability to do that.
Well, it seems that her character’s new power is flying, because her role in Heroes is still up in the air.
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Good news for all Heroes fans: the super hero TV series has been renewed for a fourth season according to a statement from Angela Bromstad, NBC’s entertainment president.
According to the statement, NBC plans to renew Heroes for another season that will span anywhere from 18-20 episodes. This may be due to lower rating compared to previous seasons. However, the unorthodox super hero TV series remains to be one the network’s highest rated series among adult viewers aged 18-49.
NBC is also trying to capitalize on Heroes’ international popularity, as Bromstad acknowledges the good performance of the show in other countries. Futhermore, Bromstad also says that the network will not be shutting Heroes down – not yet at least – with season 4. This is due to the clamor for some for an end date to be set, similar to what was done in Battlestar Galactica.
The current season has been running since last year with the plot thickening for our select main characters. As they have found out, there are many other out there in the world, some good, some bad with most just wishing to forget about their abilities and live normal lives. Our heroes will never get rest fro the amount of information known about them is simply too great for them to forget so easily. They are fighting friends and establishing alliances with previous foes, as the twisting and turning of the plot takes all of us to a clearer understanding of how they really got their powers.
Mohinder, the genius scientist who tries to help these people afflicted by their curse tries to find a cure to reverse their powers art first ending up as one of the pawns of deception to capture them. The new season is to bring more intrigue and would be bringing out more questions than answers as before. These humans with superpowers might be the only hope of the world against those who seek to destroy all others like them and even end up killing us all. At the back of all that, the menace Sylar who seeks to gain all the powers of the mutants to possess as his own, pops out from nowhere time and time again as the saga continues in the lives of our heroes.
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Heroes is really going down. It is now time to make the move before it is too late. For the last few months, the previously strong viewers getter has sunk to its all time low. Its undeniable that Heroes requires some fixing. The series has recently added the former Everwood actor, Justin Baldoni to beef up its cast. But the truth is, the problem is not with its cast. In this regard, Heroes creator, Tim Kring is going back to drawing board. This time he promises to make the Heroes story lines simpler as the latest trend dictates. It is to note that Kiring is undertaking a major overhaul of the entire series in the wake of the recent termination of his two right-hand collaborators.
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Heroes second season was quite a slump according to some critics. And evidently in this season, things arent appearing to be much better for the series. As you can remember, NBC’s Monday night line-up promised to put the network into the ranks but because Bionic Woman was discontinued and Chuck, as lovable as the series may be, it was hit hard by the writers’ strike. Fast forward… Heroes and Chuck rated an all time low rating this past week. 8.2 million for Heroes and 5.8 million for Chuck. A red, red flag for the TV network. While last season, Heroes got an average of 11 million. What shocks me more is the fact that the series is continually sliding. Many consider Monday’s episode as be be their last straw, and others are jumping ship. I hope the producers make ways to ensure that our beloved series sneaks to the top again just like its season 1 quality.
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Typically our first occurrence with something ascertains not only a “standard†in our heads, but more significantly it forms the basis for our familiarity with something as well. When we see a movie, and then later see a remake of that movie, we instantaneously compare the two in our heads. But we judge the remake not on it’s quality alone, but also on how well it preserved the spirit or essence of THE UNIQUE. Because the original is what we know… it is the touchstone now… not only for quality, but for its own nature.
For this reason, from time to time even if a remake is actually a BETTER film that the original, most people will still complain (me too) unless it properly met those principles of familiarity in our heads. The original came first, and thus never had to face such standards… it could just be judged on its own merits. Not so with remakes. Books are more often than not read first and thus judged only on their own merits when read… but the movie version has those extra principles to be measured against in its place of just its own merits. That’s neither wrong nor right… it just is what it is.