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The NBC science fiction serial drama series Heroes follows the lives of people across the globe who possess various supernatural powers as they struggle to cope with their everyday lives and prevent foreseen disasters from occurring. The series premiered on American and Canadian television on September 25, 2006[1] and the thirty-fourth episode aired on December 3, 2007. The first season, which finished twenty-first of 142 American primetime television programs in Nielsen Ratings,[2] was released on DVD and HD DVD on August 28, 2007.[3] The second season ranks twenty-second of 214 in the ratings thus far[4] and will be released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on August 26, 2008 with the Blu-ray release of the first season.[5]

Within the seasons of Heroes are "volumes".[6] The first season comprises a single volume of twenty-three episodes called "Genesis", which is also the title of the pilot episode. The second season was designed to contain three volumes called "Generations," "Exodus" and "Villains," however "Exodus" was scrapped due to viewer criticism[7] and the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike.[8] Even though the strike ended in time for more episodes to be produced for the 2007–2008 television season,[9] "Villains" is being carried over to the show's third season, which will premiere in September 2008.[10] As a result, the second season consists of only eleven episodes, which is thirteen fewer than were originally ordered by NBC.[11] The third season will comprise twenty-five episodes[12] and premiere on September 22, 2008 with a one-hour clip-show and a two-hour episode.[13]

Originally, the second season of Heroes was to be followed in April and May of 2008 by six stand-alone episodes of a new series, Heroes: Origins.[14] The spin-off was intended as an alternative to a long mid-season hiatus, which led to a drop in ratings for Heroes in its first season.[15] The project, which was later planned to be twelve episodes, was indefinitely postponed due to a decline in viewership and the strike[16] and eventually cancelled to keep "the Heroes mothership as strong as possible", according to NBC co-chairman Ben Silverman.[17] Webisodes will become exclusively available online starting in mid-July 2008.[18] The first installment is titled "Manhunt" and introduces a new villain.[19]

[edit] Series overview

Season Title Episodes Premiere Finale DVD release dates
Region 1 Region 2
1 Volume One: Genesis 23 September 25, 2006 May 21, 2007 August 28, 2007 December 10, 2007
2 Volume Two: Generations 11 September 24, 2007 December 3, 2007 August 26, 2008 July 28, 2008[20]
3 Volume Three: Villains 25 September 22, 2008 2009 TBA TBA

[edit] Season 1: 2006–2007

# Title Writer(s) Director American viewers
in millions[A]		 Original airdate PC
1 "Genesis"  Tim Kring David Semel 14.3[21] September 25, 2006 101
In October 2006, people around the world discover that they have superpowers. High school student Claire Bennet finds herself spontaneously regenerating. Heroin addict Isaac Mendez can precognitively paint future events, including a nuclear explosion in New York City. Japanese office worker Hiro Nakamura is able to teleport and time travel. Nurse Peter Petrelli experiences visions that convince him he can fly. Indian scientist Mohinder Suresh travels to New York to continue his recently deceased father's work by finding these people. A mobster named Daniel Linderman sends two men to Niki Sanders's home to collect a loan that she has not repaid. Niki blacks out and later finds the men dead. 
2 "Don't Look Back"  Tim Kring Allan Arkush 13[22] October 2, 2006 102
Hiro time travels more than a month into the future of New York City; there he finds Isaac dead, and witnesses a nuclear explosion. Politician Nathan Petrelli tries to dismiss his recent self-propelled flight, and lies to his brother Peter about it. Policeman Matt Parkman uses his telepathic powers to find a girl named Molly Walker, whose parents have been recently murdered by a serial killer called Sylar. 
3 "One Giant Leap"  Jeph Loeb Greg Beeman 13.3[23] October 9, 2006 103
Peter begins to date Isaac's ex-girlfriend Simone. Hiro returns to the present and seeks the help of his friend, Ando Masahashi, to save New York from the upcoming explosion. Suresh, who has been working with his father's neighbor Eden, discovers that Sylar killed his father. Claire's classmate Brody attempts to rape her and accidentally kills her in the process. 
4 "Collision"  Bryan Fuller Ernest Dickerson 13[24] October 16, 2006 104
Parkman is kidnapped by Claire's father Noah and a Haitian. Hiro and Ando gamble in Vegas using Hiro's ability to freeze time, but are soon evicted from the hotel and assaulted by their opponents. Niki's alter ego Jessica has sex with Nathan to repay her debt to Linderman. The next day, Nathan is chased by Bennet and the Haitian, but escapes by flying into the desert. After she regenerates from her mortal injuries, Claire intentionally takes Brody for a car ride into a brick wall. 
5 "Hiros"  Michael Green Paul Shapiro 14.449[25] October 23, 2006 105
A Hiro from the future—who can speak English fluently—appears to Peter. He instructs Peter to tell his present-day self to save a cheerleader in order to save the world; Peter does this by telephone. Niki has no memories of the night before. Claire tells her father about Brody and her father secretly persuades the Haitian to erase Brody's mind. 
6 "Better Halves"  Natalie Chaidez Greg Beeman 14.9[26] October 30, 2006 106
Suresh gives up searching for superhumans and returns to India. Niki's husband D.L. Hawkins—who can phase through solid objects—returns after breaking out of prison. He takes his son Micah Sanders from Niki, whom he thinks framed him for murder. 
7 "Nothing to Hide"  Jesse Alexander Donna Deitch 14.5[27] November 6, 2006 107
Parkman works with the FBI to identify Sylar. They interrogate Ted Sprague, who can emit radiation. Parkman accidentally finds out that his wife is cheating on him by telepathy. Micah Sanders is revealed to have the power of technopathy. 
8 "Seven Minutes to Midnight"  Tim Kring Paul Edwards 15.1[28] November 13, 2006 108
Hiro and Ando meet diner waitress Charlie Andrews, who can perfectly remember everything that she has learned. Charlie is killed by Sylar shortly afterwards, and Hiro goes back in time to save her. In India, a mysterious boy visits Suresh in his dreams, causing him to consider resuming his father's research. With Isaac now in his custody, Bennet learns that Claire will soon be killed by Sylar. 
9 "Homecoming"  Adam Armus & Kay Foster Greg Beeman 16.03[29] November 20, 2006 109
Claire's father forbids his daughter to go to Homecoming, fearing that she will be killed. Claire sneaks out, and is attacked by Sylar, but is rescued by Peter. Suresh decides to continue his father's work. 
10 "Six Months Ago"  Aron Eli Coleite Allan Arkush 15.6[30] November 27, 2006 110
Most of the events in this episode take place six months prior to the events in the previous episode. Hiro seeks to change Charlie's death by going back in time, but finds out that her death is inevitable—she has a blood clot in her brain. Suresh's father meets Gabriel Gray and runs some tests on him. Gabriel adopts the name of Sylar and kills people to take their abilities. Hiro returns to the present. 
11 "Fallout"  Joe Pokaski John Badham 14.945[31] December 4, 2006 111
Parkman and the FBI investigate the Homecoming killing at Claire's school, having arrested Peter at the scene. When Parkman tries to read Claire's mind he cannot because the Haitian is blocking his telepathy. Later, Parkman tries listening in on Bennet with the same results, but does hear one word: "Sylar". Unbeknownst to the investigators, Sylar has already been captured by Bennet. The Haitian is ordered by Bennet to erase memories from Claire, her brother, and one of her friends, pertaining to her regenerative abilities. The Haitian does not erase Claire's memory, instead swearing her to secrecy. Niki turns herself in to the police to protect DL and Micah from Jessica. After being released from custody, Peter collapses in front of the police station and experiences a vision suggesting he is the cause of the atomic explosion in New York. 
12 "Godsend"  Tim Kring Paul Shapiro 14.9[32] January 22, 2007 112
Hiro goes on a quest to retrieve the sword of Feudal Japanese hero, Takezo Kensei, after meeting with Isaac and seeing his paintings. Peter has more visions of himself exploding and there is a man whom he does not know in his new visions. Peter later meets this man, who calls himself Claude Rains. Claude can become invisible. Parkman and the FBI go to the Texan paper company where Bennet works with the hope of finding Sylar, but they cannot find him. 
13 "The Fix"  Natalie Chaidez Terrence O'Hara 13.63[33] January 29, 2007 113
Claude agrees to teach Peter how to control his powers. Parkman's wife reveals that she is pregnant. Claire contacts her biological mother Meredith Gordon, who possesses pyrokinesis. 
14 "Distractions"  Michael Green Jeanot Szwarc 14.61[34] February 5, 2007 114
Sylar escapes from Bennet's captivity. Claude is convinced that Peter's loved ones are distracting him. To prove this, they follow Simone who kisses Isaac. Claire meets Meredith in person. Isaac contacts Bennet, whom he had previously met, to tell him about a painting that he had finished that shows Peter becoming invisible. 
15 "Run!"  Adam Armus & Kay Foster Roxann Dawson 14.68[35] February 12, 2007 115
Meredith informs Claire's biological father—Nathan—that Claire is alive. Meredith blackmails him for $100 000 by agreeing to keep quiet about this, as it could ruin his political career. Linderman gets Niki/Jessica out of prison and employs her as an assassin. Her first job is to kill a man (who has employed Parkman as his bodyguard after he is dismissed from the police force) who stole money from Linderman. Jessica is successful and told her next target: Nathan. Suresh unknowingly allows Sylar, who is now impersonating Zane Taylor, to join him on his quest to find those with superpowers. 
16 "Unexpected"  Jeph Loeb Greg Beeman 14.06[36] February 19, 2007 116
Bennet and the Haitian pursue Peter and leave a gun with Isaac. Claude leaves Peter because he does not want to become involved with Bennet again. Ted and Parkman agree to go get answers from Bennet. Peter confronts Isaac about his betrayal and Simone is accidentally shot and killed. 
17 "Company Man"  Bryan Fuller Allan Arkush 14.42[37] February 25, 2007[B] 117
Matt and Ted take the Bennet family hostage. Ted loses control of his powers and burns the Bennets' house. In flashbacks, Bennet is given Claire on the condition that he return her to the Company that he works for (that includes Hiro's father Kaito) if her powers manifest. Bennet explains this as the reason why is he so protective of Claire. Bennet orders the Haitian to escape with Claire. 
18 "Parasite"  Christopher Zata Kevin Bray 14.9[38] March 4, 2007[B] 118
Claire and the Haitian go to the house of Nathan and Peter's mother Angela. Jessica/Niki returns to her home with D.L. and Micah. Hiro steals the sword that he has been seeking. Isaac paints pictures of himself with his head cut open after being killed by Sylar. Sylar attacks Suresh and Peter. Bennet is deceived by Candice Wilmer, who works for the Company and has the ability to change her appearance. Nathan confronts Linderman, who promises Nathan that he will win the upcoming election for congress and will be living in the White House in a few years. 
19 ".07%"  Chuck Kim Adam Kane 11.96[39] April 23, 2007 119
Linderman reveals that his plan for Nathan includes Peter exploding. Linderman also shows Nathan one of Isaac's painting, in which Nathan is the President of the United States. Peter and Suresh escape from Sylar, but Peter is killed. Suresh takes him to the Petrelli's house where Claire now is and who ends up reviving Peter. Suresh joins the Company. Sylar kills Isaac and paints a picture of himself in which he is the President. Candice morphs into Niki and takes Micah to Linderman. Ted, Parkman and Bennet escape from the Company's captivity and decide to disable the Company's Walker Tracking System in New York. 
20 "Five Years Gone"  Joe Pokaski Paul Edwards 11.92[40] April 30, 2007 120
Hiro and Ando find themselves five years after the destruction of New York. People with extraordinary abilities are labeled as terrorists and Sylar has assumed the form of Nathan and is the President. Hiro and Ando eventually return to the present with the help of future Peter and Hiro finds out that he must kill Sylar to prevent the potential future that they had just visited from happening. 
21 "The Hard Part"  Aron Eli Coleite John Badham 11.14[41] May 7, 2007 121
Suresh is introduced to Molly, who can normally locate any individual, but she has the Shanti Virus that killed Suresh's sister many years before. Suresh uses his own blood to cure Molly. D.L. and Jessica go to Linderman's office. Ted, Parkman and Bennet arrive in New York and reunite with Claire and Peter. The latter gains Ted's radioactive power. 
22 "Landslide"  Jesse Alexander Greg Beeman 11.54[42] May 14, 2007 122
Hiro's father teaches Hiro how to use a sword. Candice gets Micah to rig the election for Nathan to win. D.L. kills Linderman, but is shot in the process. Sylar kills Ted. Hiro prepares to face Sylar. Matt and Bennet find the Company's Walker Tracking System: Molly Walker. 
23 "How to Stop an Exploding Man"  Tim Kring Allan Arkush 13.48[43] May 21, 2007 123
Niki and Jessica come to peace and they rescue Micah. Hiro teleports Ando back to Japan to keep him safe. The Heroes face off against Sylar. Matt gets four bullets to his chest, Hiro stabs Sylar before being teleported to 1671 Japan and Nathan flies Peter high above New York to detonate. 

[edit] Season 2: 2007

# Title Writer(s) Director American viewers
in millions		 Original airdate PC
24 "Four Months Later..."  Tim Kring Greg Beeman 14.12[44] September 24, 2007 201
In March 2007, Suresh and Bennet are conspiring to bring the Company down. Suresh is hired by Bob Bishop of the Company. The Bennets have moved from Texas to California. Parkman has divorced his wife, because she was pregnant from her affair, and is raising Molly with Suresh. Molly has been having nightmares about a man who can see her. Hiro meets his hero Kensei in 1671 Japan, who is actually an Englishman. Dominican twins Maya and Alejandro Herrera flee a murder charge and try to get to the United States to see Suresh's father, whom they do not know to be dead. Kaito is murdered. Peter is in Ireland and has amnesia. Nathan has become an alcoholic. 
25 "Lizards"  Michael Green Allan Arkush 11.96[45] October 1, 2007 202
Peter uses his powers and agrees to help the people who found him with their thefts. The Haitian reunites with Bennet. Maya kills people without touching them when under stress and then Alejandro revives them. Parkman interviews Angela about Kaito's death. Kensei is revealed to be regenerative. 
26 "Kindred"  J.J. Philbin Paul Edwards 10.91[46] October 8, 2007 203
D.L. is revealed to be dead. Niki leaves Micah under the care of his grandmother in New Orleans. Peter gains the trust of Ricky, the leader of the Irish gang, and becomes romantically involved with his sister Caitlin. After eight surgeries, Sylar wakes up in Mexico with Candice. He kills her but he is powerless. Hiro helps Kensei to become a hero. 
27 "The Kindness of Strangers"  Tim Kring Adam Kane 11.41[47] October 15, 2007 204
Micah's cousin Monica Dawson discovers her own ability: muscle mimicking. Parkman enlists Nathan's help to find the man who has been killing the Company founders, such as Kaito. Parkman discovers that his father Maury was among the Company founders. Sylar joins Maya and Alejandro on their journey to New York. 
28 "Fight or Flight"  Joy Blake & Melissa Blake Leslie Glatter 10.81[48] October 22, 2007 205
A woman named Elle Bishop tries to find Peter and kills Ricky with her electric powers. Matt and Nathan visit Maury, who has put Molly into a deep sleep and has been giving her nightmares. Maury escapes and gives Parkman and Nathan nightmares. Suresh sends Molly back to the Company for a cure, much to Noah's dismay. 
29 "The Line"  Adam Armus & Kay Foster Jeannot Szwarc 10.5[49] October 29, 2007 206
Peter and Caitlin go to Montreal after they find a plane ticket to there among Peter's possessions. Kensei betrays Hiro after Hiro kisses Kensei's love Yaeko. 
30 "Out of Time"  Aron Eli Coleite Daniel Attias 9.87[50] November 5, 2007 207
Hiro returns to the present. Peter accidentally teleports himself and Caitlin over a year into the future in New York and find that 93% of the world's population has died of the Shanti Virus. Peter accidentally teleports back and meets Kensei, who identifies himself as Adam Monroe. Niki is injected with the virus and Suresh realizes that his blood no longer works as a cure. Parkman defeats Maury and finds that he can control others' minds. 
31 "Four Months Ago..."  Tim Kring Greg Beeman 11.16[51] November 12, 2007 208
The episode depicts flashbacks that show what happened between the first and second seasons. Peter is taken prisoner by the Company where he meets Elle until he escapes with Adam and gets his memory erased by the Haitian. D.L. is killed after a new personality of Niki's manifests. Maya reveals her power, which leads her and Alejandro to America in search for help. In present day, Peter remembers who he is. 
32 "Cautionary Tales"  Joe Pokaski Greg Yaitanes 10.8[52] November 19, 2007 209
The Bennet family prepares to go on the run before the Company finds them. Hiro goes back in time and discovers that Adam killed his father. Suresh sides with the Company and kills Bennet by shooting him through the eye, however Bennet is revived by Claire's blood. 
33 "Truth & Consequences"  Jesse Alexander Adam Kane 11.89[53] November 26, 2007 210
Adam and Peter learn that the Shanti virus is in Texas. Sylar kills Alejandro, Maya learns how to control her power and Maya and Sylar make it to New York. 
34 "Powerless"  Jeph Loeb Allan Arkush 11.06[54] December 3, 2007 211
Peter finds out that Adam actually wants to unleash the virus and stops him from doing so. Hiro buries Adam alive. Monica is kidnapped by a street gang and Niki saves her, but gets trapped in a burning, exploding building. Elle saves Suresh, Maya and Molly from Sylar's clutches. Sylar regains his powers using Claire's blood. Nathan has a press conference to go public with his power, but is shot before telling about his powers. 

[edit] Notes

A. ^  This includes those who watched shows live or recorded them and watched them within six hours of broadcast.
B. ^  ^  This episode aired a day earlier on the Global Television Network in Canada, then on NBC in the United States.

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