FYI: the Sci-Fi Channel is doing an all day and all night marathon of Heroes right now.
While watching this and seein gsome of the scenes with Hiro and his dad, it makes me wonder, does Hiro\'s father have an ability? He seems to sort of allude to it, but you never see him actually do anything other than sword fight. Also whatever happened to that girl that can send electronic messages she got Parkman and Ted together and then in the next episode was no where to be seen.
just found this too.
[QUOTE="heroesrevealed.com]Seven-Disc Set Featuring the Never-Before-Aired 73-Minute Premiere Episode.
Available on DVD and HD DVD
August 28, 2007 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
Ordinary people with extraordinary abilities link a group of complete strangers that may determine the future of the world when Heroes: Season 1 comes to DVD and HD DVD August 28, 2007 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
The most acclaimed and addictive new series of the 2006-2007 television season, Heroes: Season 1, which was created by Tim Kring (”Providence,” “Crossing Jordan”), features an extraordinary ensemble cast that includes Sendhil Ramamurthy (Blind Guy Driving), Milo Ventimiglia (”Gilmore Girls”), Adrian Pasdar (”Judging Amy”), Hayden Panettiere (Bring It On: All Or Nothing), Ali Larter (Final Destination), Noah Gray-Cabey, (”My Wife & Kids”), Leonard Roberts (”Smallville”), Santiago Cabrera (”Empire”), Tawny Cypress (NBC’s “Third Watch”), Greg Grunberg (”Alias”), Masi Oka, (NBC’s “Scrubs”), Jack Coleman (”Dynasty”), James Kyson Lee (NBC’s “Las Vegas”), Zachary Quinto (”24″), Ashley Crow (NBC’s “American Dreams”), Cristine Rose (NBC’s “Friends”), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Monster-in-Law), Eric Roberts (”Less than Perfect”) and Malcolm McDowall (”Entourage”). Electrifying intrigue, compelling mythology and soaring imagination make the NBC epic drama the must see event of the year. Praised for its “propulsive, surprisingly and emotionally charged storytelling” by Entertainment Weekly, Heroes nabbed the People’s Choice Award for Favorite New Drama Series and a Golden Globe(r) nomination for Best Drama Series of 2007, even before completing its first season. Heroes is television’s number-one new show of the 2006-2007 season.
“Heroes is one of those rare television series with such broad popular and critical appeal that it has become an instant cultural phenomenon,” said Craig Kornblau, President of Universal Studios Home Entertainment and Universal Studios Digital Platforms. “With the extraordinary array of compelling bonus content offered on both the DVD and HD DVD respectively, this title, which has already generated tremendous anticipation among consumers, is well poised to be one of the greatest, must-have DVDs of the year.”
The seven-disc DVD set is packed with revealing bonus features, including five featurettes, over 50 deleted scenes plus
the 73-minute Tim Kring cut of the original series premiere that has never aired on television and much more. The seven-disc DVD version is priced at $59.98 S.R.P. Preorder close is July 24, 2007.[/QUOTE]
SUPERHUMAN EXTRAS
Heroes: Season 1 reveals some of the show’s hidden secrets with interviews, mini documentaries and extensive profiles, including:
Unaired Pilot: The Tim Kring Cut with Audio Commentary – A full 73 uninterrupted minutes of the original, unaired, extended pilot episode, as Heroes’ creator Tim Kring first envisioned it, with a character never seen.
The Making of Heroes – From concept to pop culture phenomenon, a behind-the-scenes look at the hottest new series on television
Special Effects – The secrets behind the eye-popping visuals that give the Heroes their amazing powers.
The Stunts – A back stage look at the show’s hair-raising stunts.
Mind Reader – Matt Parkman’s mind reading abilities reveal your inner Hero with a series of simple tests.
Profile of Artist Tim Sale - A look at the Eisner Award-winning comic book artist (Spiderman, Batman, Daredevil) behind much of the Manga-influenced artwork used in the show.
The Score - Go behind the scenes with Wendy Melvin and Lisa Coleman (of Prince’s The Revolution) as they create their ASCAP Award-winning musical score.
50 Deleted and Extended Scenes
