Heroes > Season Four > Promotional > 4×10 – Brother’s Keeper

Thanks to Andreas, added promotional pictures of 4×10 to the gallery.

Heroes > Season Four > Promotional > 4×09 – Shadowboxing

Added, thanks to Andreas, promos for next Heroes episode. Whoa! Anyone else being confused with this promos?

Oh, awesome episode. Loved it in many many ways. So great to see something related to 1st season, so great see Hiro acting, bad!Sylar pointing fingers to open someone else’s head. And Samuel, evil beast. Awesome, can’t wait to see the next!

Added 292 HQ screencaptures to the gallery. Enjoy!

Heroes > Season Four > Screencaptures > 4×08 – “Once Upon a Time in Texas”

As previously discussed here, check the cut-tag to read more about the confirmation of this rumours.

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According to Nikki Finke at Deadline.com, Adrian Pasdar is the fired actor from Heroes, the subject of Ausiello’s blind item.

Even if wasn’t a surprise ( for me it was a shock last season, when Sylar killed him), I really love Nathan. And I think there still plenty of story left for him. I’m pretty bored with some other characters, and it’s sad see him go. Also, shame on you, producers. Firing him without a talk first? That’s bad.

I’ll miss you Nathan.
Good luck, Adrian!

I don’t know how reliable this article can be, but I’m posting here anyway.

This could be bad news for “Heroes” fans. Real bad news.

Sources at NBC have told Airlock Alpha that the inevitable is finally happening: Networks executives will ask “Heroes” producers to wind the series down, possibly with an overall finale by May.

“There isn’t much happening with this show in terms of audience, and giving it a ‘final chapter’ feel is something the network is considering to help allow the show to go out with a bang,” said the source, who asked not to be identified.

“Heroes” began in 2006 as NBC’s most buzzed show, and wowed both audiences and critics through the first season. However, Season 2 took a slow start creatively, likely not helped with the departure of producers like Bryan Fuller (who had left to run “Pushing Daisies” on ABC).

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While the audience stuck it out in the beginning, that started to change by mid-season when the audience erosion began. It finished its second season with a 6.6 rating/10 share, however, second only to “Lost” among averages of overnight ratings from The Nielsen Co. for network genre shows.

However, by the 2008-09 season, “Heroes” fell to fifth among network genre shows, with a 4.7/7 average, down nearly 29 percent from the year before.

This year after seven episodes, “Heroes” is averaging a 3.6/5, more than 23 percent off from last year, and 45 percent off its pace from the second season. It’s currently averaging as NBC’s lowest-rated outing on Monday behind the 3.7/6 average of the now-canceled “Trauma” and the 4.4/7 of “The Jay Leno Show.”

Of course, in the “Jay Leno” instance, his numbers were artificially boosted by an 11.0/18 premiere the week before the fourth season of “Heroes” started, and fell to a 3.8/6 the following week, and has hovered just above the 3.0 household rating mark ever since.

“Heroes” might not be the only one saying good-bye this season. With NBC looking for a firm finish in fourth place among all the networks once again, the new guard coming in is looking to really change things up, including possibly a completely revamped lineup that could include the reduction of hours devoted to “Jay Leno.”

According to this source, “Heroes” is just not part of that mode.

“To keep a show like this going despite its numbers requires some nostalgic connection to it, and while there are a lot of people here who were part of bringing ‘Heroes’ to the air, they are not in the decision-making capacities,” the source said.

One thing to stress, however, is that no final decision has been made yet, and likely won’t be made until closer to mid-season. The source was not even clear if a wrap-up directive had been issued to “Heroes” quite yet. If it hasn’t, it will.

“I don’t think this should surprise anybody,” the source said. “The writing has been on the wall for some time.”

Airlock Alpha did request comment from NBC early Thursday afternoon, which is still pending. However, none of this has been confirmed by NBC quite yet, and should be treated as any rumor would.

“Heroes” airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.

Hello, Mr Parkman! Then did you think that you were the clever one here, huh?
This episode was made of awesome! We’ve got pretty much evetything. Naked!Sylar, Drunk!Sylar, Carnival!Sylar, and Awesome!Sylar.

The last Sylar scene is remarkable. I’m trying to be spoiler free, so I didn’t even imagined. It’s 2:30am and I caught myself shouting when I noticed what had happened. Great job, Zach and Greg!

I’ve added 280+ HQ screencaptures to the gallery. Enjoy!

Heroes > Season Four > Screencaptures > 4×07 – “Strange Attractors”

Heroes > Season Four > Promotional > 4×08 – Once Upon a Time in Texas

One word: awesome!
Thanks, once again, Andreas!

A bit late but they’re here. And what an episode!
Zach was particular handsome last night, and Sylar is REALLY a great character. I just hate when people start manipulating him that much, and he ends with all the guilty.

Heroes > Season Four > Screencaptures > 4×06 = “Tabula Rasa”

I still need to reinstall some softwares I had here (my computer crashed this weekend) so the clips will be up a little late this time. Sorry.

Added additional promotional photography of Heroes in our season 2 gallery:

Heroes > Season Two > Promotionals > Promotionals

Thanks Andreas!

I still love the show. I still love all the characters. I didn’t liked AT ALL this news. Spoilers, at your count and risk.

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