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NBC plans to revive Heroes. --Bob

Save the Cheerleader, Save the World!

She's what? Nevermind...

I thought the cheerleader moved to Nashville.

EDIT: Sometimes heroes are better left behind; otherwise you end up with the accounting firm of Man, Man, Man, Man and Man, Certified Mighty Accountants.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvJNwaNW ... page#t=287

I've forgotten where our Heroes left off when the show was cancelled.

Was reboot Spock still collecting brains for their superpowers?

MarleysGh0st wrote:Was reboot Spock still collecting brains for their superpowers?

He's obviously been hard at work collecting the brains of NBC programming execs the last couple of years. It explains how Animal Hospital got on the air.

MarleysGh0st wrote:I've forgotten where our Heroes left off when the show was cancelled.

Was reboot Spock still collecting brains for their superpowers?

I don't think it matters - the new show will have a different cast (possibly with cameos from some of the original heroes - but not the cheerleader, now on Nashville, or Hiro, who's on Hawaii 5-0, or Peter Petrilli, who's going to be on a new series called "The After"). And Sylar is now making too much money in the Trekiverse to come back to the small screen.

earendel wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:I've forgotten where our Heroes left off when the show was cancelled.

Was reboot Spock still collecting brains for their superpowers?

I don't think it matters - the new show will have a different cast (possibly with cameos from some of the original heroes - but not the cheerleader, now on Nashville, or Hiro, who's on Hawaii 5-0, or Peter Petrilli, who's going to be on a new series called "The After"). And Sylar is now making too much money in the Trekiverse to come back to the small screen.

Are they going to call it Heroes -- The Next Generation?

TVGuide.com says Masi Oka and Jack Coleman will return as Hiro and HRG. 13 episodes are scheduled for this fall.

Does NBC have absolutely no ideas for new shows that they have to reboot a bunch of older ones?

Jeemie wrote:Does NBC have absolutely no ideas for new shows that they have to reboot a bunch of older ones?

That's rhetorical, right? --Bob

Jeemie wrote:Does NBC have absolutely no ideas for new shows that they have to reboot a bunch of older ones?

Here's NBC's idea of a new show for next season:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-f ... ced-784854