Even Alex Woolsley needs to come up for air sometimes.

Alex Woolsley's day started in Sam's Comics. It ended with hiding for his life in the closet of a stranger's bedroom. Wouldn't you have a few questions?

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The hidden link can be found here.


Don't forget to check out videos of the previous novels at http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/episodes.shtml

Catch up on "Building 26" right now.

Last night's episode of Heroes introduced viewers to a new friend for Claire - and, sadly, yet another drawn out, unnecessary trip around the world for Hiro.

Still, we maintain hope for this volume. Don't give up yet, readers!

Thanks to E! Online, here's [...]

Shady things go on inside Building 26, as Heroes viewers found out tonight on the episode named after that structure.

Nathan's operation was almos halted, while Sylar grew closer to his new protege and Claire gre farther apart from her father.

Read a detailed recap of "Building 26" right now. It's complete with Heroes photos and quotes from the episode.

Discuss Tracy and other Heroes in our forum right now!

Cold Wars
Airs February 23rd, 2009 @ 9PM on NBC

HEAD GAMES ENSUE AS MATT EXTRACTS THE TRUTH FROM HRG

	Thanks for being patient! Here is this week’s full podcast on the latest Heroes episode: Trust and Blood, the second episode of the Fugitives volume. We have lots of discussion this week about Sylar’s new protegé as well as Claire’s mysterious texting friend, REBEL. We also introduce a new segment of our podcast where we read messages sent to our Twitter account! Enjoy!
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Sorry, Tracy.

But if the following photos from Monday's all-new episode of Heroes, titled "Building 26," are any indication, then you're in serious trouble.

SPRINT preview of Monday February 16 episode of Heroes, Episode 3.16 ‘ BUILDING 26′ on NBC. Ando and Hiro…in India?

The beautiful face of Ali Larter has not been prominently displayed much on Heroes over the last few months.

Many readers have even questioned why she was brought back as the character of Tracy in the first place.

First, some housekeeping. My plan, such as it is, is to try to post a blog every other week. It's going to work better than trying, and failing, to do it every week.

Rebel & be saved.

While her world is falling apart and danger lurks around the corner, Claire Bennet receives a call to arms from a mysterious "friend" named Libertad. A simple text message telling her to hold out hope, fight back, and be ready.

Little does Claire know that she's not the first to get these messages. And she's not the first to wonder: Can I trust them?

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The hidden link can be found here.


Don't forget to check out videos of the previous novels at http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/episodes.shtml

Catch up on "Trust and Blood" in record time.

Building 26
Airs February 16th, 2009 @ 9PM on NBC

“TRUST AND BLOOD”

WARNING: THERE IS A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER OF SPOILERS BEING CONTAINED WITHIN…

Hello and welcome back HEROES-fans. Tonight we bring you another chapter in the fourth volume of the ongoing saga called HEROES. Tonight’s episode was written by Mark Verheiden and was directed by one of our executive producers and frequent directors Allan Arkush.

Mark Verheiden is new to HEROES but probably not to you. He and I worked together on the first three seasons of SMALLVILLE. He is an all-around nice guy and a pleasure to work with.

One of the things I enjoy doing with this blog is using it to introduce you to some aspects of the filmmaking process that you may be unfamiliar with. A critical but often little-thought-about step in the process is that of color timing. Color timing (and I don’t know why it’s called “timing”) is the process in which, after the film has been edited and the visual effects are completed, the show is rectified in terms of its color and overall look. In color timing (also called color correction) every shot in the episode is adjusted and unified so that it (a) goes with all the other shots around it and (b) looks just right.

Every one of us executive producer types overlaps each other in many job categories. For instance Dennis Hammer, besides working hard on prepping the show, the story and the budget, loves to deal with advertising, promotion and all of those kinds of things. Allan Arkush, besides his many other duties, loves to deal with postproduction and especially music. And I love all things to do with the visual design of the show – so I spend a lot of my time with the production designer the directors of photography, and I enjoy overseeing the color timing of each episode.

The color timer on the series is named Scott Ostrowsky. He has been aboard since the pilot. Tonight I interview him.

Who survived last week's plane crash?

And what's next for our Heroes, all of whom are now on the run from a former friend and ally?

As always, we'll publish a detailed recap of the latest episode - "Trust and Blood" - soon after it airs. In the meantime, we invite all readers to discuss the latest developments in our forum...