LE DOMAINE BLEU

La finale, est selon les producteurs, en fait composer des 3 derniers episodes, c'est un ensemble ... Ça explique donc pourquoi sa ne dure qu'une heure ...

Je suis la seule à être complètement déçue de la finale? On attendait l'affrontement Peter/Sylar depuis le début, y'a pour ainsi dire rien eu..on attendait l'affrontement Hiro/Sylar depuis le début, ca a duré le temps d'un clignement de paupières..bref...trop trop trop trop déçue...

Je peux pas croire qu'ils ont réussis à massacrer la finale d'une série qui était jusque là parfaite... --Message edité par AngelOfDistress le 2007-05-21 22:55:54--

Personellement, j'ai adoré la finale ... Faut ce rappeller que ces personnes commencent tout juste a maitriser leur pouvoirs ... (Et que Micah/Matt/HRG/Molly/Claire/Mohinder pouvait pas être très utiles dut a la nature de leur pouvoir ...)

C'est un show basé sur les personnages, et non sur leur super gros pouvoirs a la superman anyways ...

Savoir que la 2ème saison comporterait les mêmes personnages, je serais moins déçue..je me dirais ok ils commencent tout juste à maîtriser leurs pouvoirs, ca augure bien pour la 2ème saison.

Mais j'ai lu que chaque Arc serait une histoire différente avec des personnages différents alors du coup, dans ma tête, on voyait ces personnages pour la dernière fois lors de cette finale..alors si c'est le cas, j'ai trouvé ca mou.

Par contre, on voit Hiro lors du commencement du Chapter Two alors forcément, il est dans la 2ème saison..du coup, jsais plus trop quoi penser.. --Message edité par AngelOfDistress le 2007-05-22 09:19:47--

J'ai adoré la finale  

AngelOfDistress  a écritSavoir que la 2ème saison comporterait les mêmes personnages, je serais moins déçue..je me dirais ok ils commencent tout juste à maîtriser leurs pouvoirs, ca augure bien pour la 2ème saison.

Mais j'ai lu que chaque Arc serait une histoire différente avec des personnages différents alors du coup, dans ma tête, on voyait ces personnages pour la dernière fois lors de cette finale..alors si c'est le cas, j'ai trouvé ca mou.

Par contre, on voit Hiro lors du commencement du Chapter Two alors forcément, il est dans la 2ème saison..du coup, jsais plus trop quoi penser..  

Ça c'était le plan original ... bien des choses ont changer depuis Tim Kring s'est ravisé sur le changement radical des personnages, puisque ceux qu'on a présentement sont populaire ... Au départ, HRG n'était qu'une guest-star ... c'est la réaction du public qui lui a donner son importance actuelle ... Oui, il y aura des nouveaux heroes, non, il ne remplasseront pas Peter et cie ...

Ahh ben du coup, jsuis moins déçue de la finale..car on sait qu'il va y avoir une continuité et qu'on reverra ces personnages. Je trouvais que c'était une fin moche pour des personnages qu'on ne reverra plus..là ca change tout

Merci pour les infos

**********ATTENTION SPOILERS SAISON 2**********


C'est long mais ce sont tous les détails que j'ai lu sur la deuxième saison. Ne pas lire si vous voulez demeurer Spoiled free !!! Les plus récents spoilers sont au début, les plus anciens à la fin. Bonne lecture !!



The Heroes creator has called upon Nichelle Nichols, aka USS Enterprise communications officer Lt. Uhura, to fill a short-term role. Nichols, an NBC rep tells TVGuide.com, will be playing Nana, the New Orleans-based grandmother of Monica (the new hero being played by The Nine's Dana Davis). Source: TV Guide Online

Niki leaves her family troubles behind and connects up with the show's larger mythological mysteries. Claire and Niki finally cross paths. Source: Kristin on E!Online

Hayden Panettiere, who plays indestructible cheerleader Claire Bennet on NBC's Heroes, told journalists that the upcoming second season will find her character's pushing the limits of her ability to heal herself. [...] But as Claire becomes more used to her powers, she will start to use them unconsciously, which leads to more of the kind of gore that was seen in early episodes of season one. Source: Sci Fi Wire

Earlier this week Heroes creator Tim Kring told E! News that he was looking "for another face that will have a very similar impact" to Takei when he came onto the show. Now TrekMovie.com can reveal the 'face' Kring was talking about is none other than Nichelle Nichols, the original Uhura. [...] Nichols confirmed that she will have a recurring role, but couldn't give any more details - noting the show's penchant for secrecy. According to our source Nichols will appear in 5-6 episodes of the second season of Heroes. Source: TrekMovie.com

He hasn't even debuted yet, but David Anders is already making an impression with his Heroes bosses. The ex- Alias fave has been promoted to a full-fledged series regular. [...] A little birdie also tells me that Deadwood 's Stephen Tobolowsky will appear in at least six episodes this season. Source: The Ausiello Report

The latest actor to join the show for its second season is [The Nine's] Jessica Collins, who will take on a recurring role. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Collins will play Sophie, "a mysterious woman with powers who works at the organization that is tracking all heroes." Source: Zap2it

We'll be seeing less of Ali Larter this fall as Niki takes off early in the season to, as Larter herself teases, "fix something. And once it's fixed, it will be very shocking and exciting." Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

You can watch a rough version of the previews they showed at Comic-Con on YouTube. SpoilerTV wrote up a summary of what the preview reveals: [A character who seems to be] Hiro has longer hair like an ancient Samurai and he wears hakama (traditional Japanese clothes). Micah is scolding or looking sad, where Nikki just embrace him, crying. D.L's funeral? Mo is at the market? India, perhaps? Matt is shooting an ill-looking-dude. Probably the dude got infected by a plague/virus? Ando is yelling, "Kaicho!" (meaning Grandmaster), and Hiro's dad walks by. Is Ando being taught by Hiro's father now? Mo is cornering a guy (played by Stephen Tobolowsky from Groundhog Day?) Angela is yelling to a scruffy looking Nathan. Hiro is riding a horse with a samurai. Stephen Tobolowsky is being dip into water? Claire is almost hit by a car. Japanese army and a princess are having sword practising and shooting some arrows. Maya and her brother are being chased by cops. Molly is screaming in fear, Matt is trying to console her. She whispers, "He's here...." Claire confronts Noah, "No more secrets." She cuts her toe. A samurai opens his mask, and David Anders is behind the mask. Close up of Sylar. A cell door is open, and Peter shields himself from the light. Source: SpoilerFix BuddyTV Spoilers Chat [Note: One of SpoilerFix.com's visitors emailed us the following corrections about the SpoilerTV summary: It's not Claire comforting Noah... it's Sandra and she's scolding him about No More Secrets. And Claire isn't cutting her toe, she's cutting her pinky toe off completely.]

There will be an upcoming storyline set in County Cork, Ireland. Separately, look for a dangerous new Francophone character named Sophie. She's the employee of a powerful, mysterious group, and she's "not afraid to use lethal force to accomplish her mission." Source: Kristin on E!Online

The [Comic-Con Heroes] panel [...] featured a teaser trailer for the second season. Here are some of the scenes and shots they showed: Samurai knights in Japan. Nathan sporting a massive beard. Claire cutting off her pinky toe. Peter locked in a cage. Matt Parkman shooting someone. It's not clear when this footage takes place, but it can definitely reassure fans that the Petrelli brothers and Officer Parkman will return, despite having their fates left in doubt during the first season finale. Source: BuddyTV

Tim Sale, who creates the art pieces for fictional painter Isaac Mendez on NBC's Heroes, told SCI FI Wire that Isaac is dead on the show, but that Sale will continue to produce pieces-possibly on behalf of a character who appeared to have died. "If only there had been someone else in season one that did some art work," Sale hinted in an interview at Comic-Con International in San Diego, Calif. "Somebody who absorbs powers, maybe." [...] Although Sylar absorbed Isaac's power, he is not the only character with that ability. "Actually there were two people," Sale said. "There was the bad guy who had a very different style, and we didn't see much of the other's art work. But all I know is they tell me I have a job." The "other" could be Peter Petrelli (Milo Ventimiglia), who was last seen about to explode in mid-air at the end of the season finale. Source: Sci Fi Wire

Despite executive producer Jeph Loeb's plea to attendees not to spill the beans on the exclusive second season clip, here's what we saw: Nathan Petrelli (Adrian Pasdar), in a full-grown beard, digging through some box as his mother tells him something along the lines of "You're brother's dead because of you. If you had just done what you we're told, he might be alive by now." Hiro is still stuck in the past. We see him training with the Asian Warriors, though one warrior ends up taking his mask off to reveal a blond guy underneath. Molly Walker (Adair Tishler) wakes from disturbing dreams in fear of the "boogie man" who haunts her sleep. We get no glimpse of said villain. Peter appears, freaked out when someone opens a door to the room he's apparently locked in. There are also plans for new female characters, including Maya (Dania Ramirez), who's on the run from the cops in Central America, and a character named Monica (unnamed actress) who "will come from the hurricane-ravaged area of New Orleans," according to Loeb. Source: Cinema ParaDso!

Ali Larter's character, Niki, will move away from the split-personality thing. There's a new cast member, Dania Ramirez, whose character will be on the run in Central America and will get to habla español. Press notes describe her character as "a young woman plagued by a threatening ability that has driven both her and her twin brother Alejandro (Shalim Ortiz) from their home in the Dominican Republic to make the dangerous crossing to the United States in search of help." Ukraine, Haiti, Egypt, Mexico are among the season's destinations. And of course Japan. Plus the United States. But still no Canada! The Bennets (Claire's family) have a new house, seeing as the last one went radioactive, which is murder on their premiums. Nathan and Peter aren't dead. There will continue to be paintings of the future, even though Isaac is dead. Source: National Post

Ali Larter, who plays the dual-personality Jessica/Niki on NBC's hit Heroes, told SCI FI Wire to expect her character to channel another popular kickass female hero in the coming second season. "I've heard a little bit," Larter said about the upcoming arc for her character. "A little La Femme Nikita... I'm happy about most things they give me on the show." Source: Sci Fi Wire

SpoilerTV gives us snippets found in the July 23 edition of TV Guide: When Hiro meets Kensei, he discover that "the storybooks have exaggerated" and "Kensei isn't the kind of man Hiro idolized." According to Masi, "This will put Japan's future at stake, so Hiro has to make Kensei into the one of legend." The producers told Masi that while Hiro is in the past, "something terrible will be happening in the present, maybe because Hiro wasn't there. When he returns to modern day, he's in for the shock of his life." The Japanese princess that Eriko Tamura is playing is supposed to fall in love with Kensei, but falls for Hiro instead, which will be "a disaster." Alejandro is Maya's twin, and the two are on the run. They will make their way "through Central America and Mexico to try to enter the U.S. illeagally," an will "find border trouble along the way." According to Dania Ramirez, "Maya is a very good person, but her abilities have made her extremely dangerous. This has caused a lot of havoc in her life." Source: TV Guide

Masi Oka, who plays time-traveling hero Hiro Nakamura on NBC's Heroes , told SCI FI Wire that his character will remain in Japan for a while and will have a parallel story separate from the rest of the show when the second season kicks off in the fall. "Season two is going to begin with two parallel timelines going on," Oka said in an interview at the Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills, Calif., on July 17. "One starting four months after the explosion and another-mainly Hiro's storyline-starting 400 years in the past. And we'll see how they kind of affect each other." At the end of the hit show's first season, Oka's character found himself transported back in time to 16th-century Japan. According to Oka, Hiro will spend at least eight episodes there before returning to the present. There, he will encounter some of the characters from the stories of his childhood, including the legendary samurai Takezo Kensei, who will be played by David Anders (Sark from ABC's Alias ). The show is currently finishing the third episode of the upcoming season. "There's a princess," Oka said. "Princess Iako, played by [Japanese pop star] Eriko Tamura, who's going to be in that world, as well as David Anders, who plays Takezo Kensei. That was Hiro's childhood hero that he's always heard about these stories. But David Anders, last time we checked, he was Caucasian. So there's a mystery there." Source: Sci Fi Wire

From what I hear, Zach won't be back on Heroes. Source: Kristin on E!Online [Note: It's Claire's friend she is talking about.]

Hiro will remain in the past for at least a few episodes. Source: Kristin on E!Online

[David] Anders [Sark on Alias] has been given the much coveted series-regular role of Kensei, a Sark-ish character who just so happens to be 1,000 years old, for the upcoming second season of Heroes. Source: Kristin on E!Online

Nick D'Agosto has been cast in the recurring role of Claire's boyfriend, West, who has a "very cool superpower." Source: The Hollywood Reporter

Two new Heroes are already familiar faces: Nick D'Agosto played Jan's Bluetooth-enabled assistant, Hunter, on The Office, and Dania Ramirez was Blanca, A.J.'s erstwhile fiancée on The Sopranos. Source: Kristin on E!Online

In recounting the assorted opportunities which have come her way since being named Miss Universe last month, the Japan-born Riyo Mori says one "super" job lead might find her on no less than NBC's Heroes, playing Yaeko, a new character whom she describes as a love interest for one of the main characters. "I went to the casting audition and read a scrïpt in English and Japanese, and they said it was really good," the 20-year-old dancer tells the Associated Press. "So I hope I can be in the show." Source: TV Guide Online [Note: Our guess is that she auditioned for the role of Princess Keriyama, which will more than likely end up being Hiro's love interest.]

So there he was at Global's fall TV launch: Adrian Pasdar, Nathan Petrelli on Heroes. In a hurried dressing room conversation he said "Apparently not!" when asked if he died in the season finale, after blasting into the stratosphere. Source: The Star

There's no telling [if Jayma Mays will return to Heroes], since her pilot didn't "go," but don't give up all hope on Hiro Nakamura's love life yet. Masi Oka tells me, "In season two, though, there'll definitely be something romantic." And on the subject of Hiro's love life, I can tell you that the possibilities are opening up as we speak! Last week I was told the producers have written in a new recurring character they're calling Princess Keriyama. She first appears in the season premiere and I'm hearing she's a sexy little Japanese thing. Source: Kristin on E!Online

One of the heroes that was left in jeopardy at the end of the season will not be back as a regular next season. Source: Kristin on E!Online

Dania Ramirez has been added as a regular on the [...] series, which is returning for a second season in the fall. Ramirez will play Maya, a new hero whose powers are being kept under wraps. Source: The Hollywood Reporter

I tried to get an answer out of Greg [about whether he will return next season to the show], but he's not budging. All he'll say is the audience shouldn't "assume anything" about Matt's fate. He then added, "This will be the hardest secret I have ever had to keep during a hiatus." Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

NBC's Heroes [...] is rumored to be introducing at least four new, mostly international, characters next season, among them a sexy boyfriend for everyone's favorite cheerleader, Claire (Hayden Panettiere). Also potentially joining the cast of characters on Heroes next season are a 28-year-old black mother, a surrogate for Niki's (Ali Larter) son, an Irish mobster and a twentysomething Latina. It is believed that most of these characters will only do arcs on the show rather than become regulars. Source: Reuters

Greg Grunberg unleashed a mild spoiler about next season: The final three minutes of this season will mirror the first three minutes of next season. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

Four Characters End the Season "in Peril": This is what the cast told me today, and I think "peril" is code for "may or may not be coming back next season." The good news? I can assure you that Hayden, Milo, Adrian and Ali will all be back for sure next season. I personally think D.L. (duh), Matt (shown injured in the preview) and Ando are most at risk. (Micah and Molly are of course safe, 'cause you can't kill kids on television!) Source: Kristin on E!Online

Entertainment Weekly went to the set during the shooting of the final three episodes. Their article reveals: Here's Hayden Panettiere, waving away offers of a stunt double as she runs and vaults through a fake window — the front end of a stunt that will send her indestructible cheerleader Claire out of a skyscraper and leave her splattered on the sidewalk. Here are Ali Larter (the schizoid superwoman Niki/Jessica) and Leonard Roberts (the walk-through-walls ex-con D.L.) flooded with emotion over being repeatedly manipulated by an underworld puppet master, Mr. Linderman (Malcolm McDowell). And here's the behind-the-scenes ringleader of this fantastic flying circus, Heroes creator Tim Kring, sauntering onto the set just minutes after writing the final sentence of the season's final episode, in which the show's sprawling, far-flung cast of next-gen X-Men will finally come together Super Friends-style in an attempt to save New York from being torched by a human A-bomb. [...] The finale — right down to its eye-popping last scene — sets the stage for a second season designed to expand the show's creative horizons and commercial potential even further. [...] "I thought I was signing up for a show called Heroes," says Adrian Pasdar, whose morally shaky politico Nathan Petrelli will make a choice in the finale that will affect the destinies of every character on the show. "I didn't know I was going to wind up on Survivor." [...] Kring admits he and his staff "struggled" with Larter's story line but insists "we're going to earn back a lot of goodwill when you see how she's connected to everything." Lessons have been learned, adjustments are being made. Next season, instead of one epic yarn stretched across an entire year, there are likely to be two tighter sagas, or "volumes" in the Heroes parlance. There will be more episodes that burrow deep into a single character — outings like "Company Man." [...] This is the present — a subterranean parking garage, where the Heroes gang is shooting some walk-and-talk that will address a key point in the final episode: Will Claire get sucked into the crazy-corrupt whirlpool that is her newly discovered kin, the Petrelli clan? "I get the sense there will be a lot of objects flying around," hints Quinto [about the finale], who won't comment on rumors that his breakout bad guy will indeed return next season. However, Sylar's Freudian-fraught fight with his mother does ignite the finale's apocalyptic endgame and puts him on the presidential path suggested by April 30's noodle-cooking "possible future" episode. "It's a bad day for the world," says Quinto. "I'm not going back to the watch shop anytime soon." The May 21 season capper will set up two big ideas for the second volume of Heroes, to be titled "Generations." The new saga will focus on putting the Heroes mythology in a grand historical context of superpowered family dynasties. "I know exactly where season 2 starts," says Oka. "It focuses on heritage, the family line, and the source of the powers." That means the "older" generation of heroes — including George Takei's Papa Nakamura and especially Cristine Rose's Mama Petrelli — should expect more screen time. [...] Then again, maybe it will: Instead of just a cheerleader or a city, "Volume 2: Generations" will concern a plot to save the entire planet. "All I know is that I'm going to be all over the world next year," says Sendhil Ramamurthy, whose nonpowered (or is he?) scientist Suresh will learn crucial info about his Indian past and his dead (or is she?) sister in the finale that helps set up next season. [...] Source: Entertainment Weekly

[Here is what] mastermind Tim Kring told me about season two, "There are plans to add one new, one big character next season." I’m told that character is female—to even out the gender ranks a wee bit. Tim also told me that those Heroes who remain are likely to stick around, 'cause he's changed his m.o. "I thought Heroes was going to have an ever-shifting cast," he says, "but the cast hit in such big ways that now the challenge is to figure out how to use them all and still fold in a couple of new people, because I still think that the origin stories are the most fascinating, in some ways." Sources tell me visions from the future are not always as they seem. Source: Kristin on E!Online

According to Tim Kring, a third meaning for the Heroes symbol soon emerges, in addition to the descrïption of the symbol as either a helix or a combination of two Japanese characters. Source: Kristin on E!Online

Greg Grunberg reveals: Audrey (played by Clea DuVall) returns in the last couple of episodes of the season, and hopefully will carry into next season. Source: TV Guide Online

Look for lots more Heroic relatives (like Shanti) and family history next season, because I'm told the second season is called Volume Two: Generations, and it's all about the ancestors and descendants of the Heroes we know and love. Source: Kristin on E!Online

SOURCE : Spoiler fix

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qYEYwd0H4vQ& ... er&search= Promo pour la s2 ... c'est euh ... Artistique mettons

Savez-vous si il y a moyen de pogner les dvds, mais en version française?

seulement en zone 2 qui va sortir le 2 Octobre

quand commence la deuxieme saison. je suis entrain d'écouter la premiere est c'est vraiment excellent

valou_48  a écritquand commence la deuxieme saison. je suis entrain d'écouter la premiere est c'est vraiment excellent  

24 Septembre

merci beaucoup a toi

La saison 1 est sorti aux USA je l'es vu sur le site de NBC.

J'ai écouté le premier épisode de la saison 1 au complet hier et j'ai adoré! Je vais aller me chercher le coffret et tenter de l'écouter au complet avant le 24 septembre!  

Je viens de me taper la saison 1 au complet en moins d'une semaine   C'est vraiment excellent, j'ai hâte à la 2e!!  

JuLondon  a écritJe viens de me taper la saison 1 au complet en moins d'une semaine   C'est vraiment excellent, j'ai hâte à la 2e!!    

Anglais ou français ? si j'ai pas rêvé le coffret de la saison 1 est sorti la semaine dernière ?

Ernestine  a écrit

Anglais ou français ? si j'ai pas rêvé le coffret de la saison 1 est sorti la semaine dernière ?
Anglais   Je sais pas si le coffret est déjà sortit par exemple  

JuLondon  a écrit
Anglais   Je sais pas si le coffret est déjà sortit par exemple    

Merci