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EW's Heroes Fan Wiki

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	THE EPISODES Season 3 brings adversity to the Heroes, as they struggle with losing powers, gaining powers, and choosing sides. Add what you know to the Heroes Season 3 episode guides!

	THE CHARACTERS Hiro. Claire. Peter. Yes, even Sylar. We all have our favorite hero (or villain). Show your love for that special super-powered someone!

	THE CAST Add photos, facts, trivia, and more to the collaborative profiles for the talented Heroes cast.

	HEROES CLIPS Whether it’s a mashup, an interview with one of the actors, or a homemade film, we want your Heroes clips!

HEROES POLL

POLL PATROL

Is there a Heroes-related question you want to ask your fellow fans? Add your suggestions and comments here.

CHAT IT UP

Welcome to the new message boards! Click on a thread and add your $.02

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Sniffed out some plot danglers? Resolve them here!

MY SUPERHERO

Here’s your chance to design your own hero.

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davron1

Offical Press Release "Heroes" Gets Renewed for a 4th Season

Mar 6 2009, 9:14 AM EST by davron1

Thread started: Mar 6 2009, 12:40 AM EST Watch

NBC plans to bring back “Heroes” for another season, said entertainment president Angela Bromstad.

The action-drama’s ratings decline has caused some media reports to speculate as to whether the show will return next fall. As part of Hollywood Reporter’s annual Q&As with the five broadcast network chiefs, Bromstad was asked if “Heroes” could be considered “on the bubble” for a renewal.

“No,” she said, and added that the network plans to order 18-20 episodes of the show for next season.

That's fewer hours than "Heroes" first or current third season, however, with season two having been cut short due to the writers strike.

For all its headline-making audience erosion, “Heroes” is still tied with NBC's “The Office” as the network’s top-rated series among adults 18-49 this season.

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davron1

Bryan Fuller Quits Heroes

Jun 22 2009, 5:43 PM EDT by davron1

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Bryan Fuller quits 'Heroes'

Bryan Fuller has quit his role as lead writer on Heroes, it has been confirmed.

The 39-year old was a key part of the show's production team during its first season but left in 2007 to create his own series, Pushing Daisies.

When Daisies was axed at the end of last year, Fuller returned to the fold at Heroes to help turn around its fortunes. Fans lauded Fuller for his part in the show's creative reinvigoration, and in recent months, the writer has been masterminding storylines for the upcoming fourth season.

According to reports, Fuller decided to depart Heroes last week in order to concentrate on developing new projects for NBC. He has previously expressed an interest in creating a new Star Trek TV series.

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