Heroes season 1
Each season of Heroes is designed to involve ordinary people who discover extraordinary super powers, and how these abilities take effect in the character's daily lives.Mohinder continues his late father's research into the biological source of the change, while Noah represents a secret organization known only as "The Company".While coping with these new abilities, each of the characters is drawn, willingly or unwillingly, into the Company's conspiracy to control superpowered people and into a race to stop an explosion from destroying New York City.Heroes began development early in 2006, when Tim Kring, creator of NBC's Crossing Jordan, came up with the show's concept.[31][32] Before he began putting his ideas together, he spoke with Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof, with whom he had worked for three years on Crossing Jordan."[40] Doug Elfman of the Chicago Sun-Times stated, "the show's super strengths are its well-developed filmmaking, smooth pacing and a perfect cast."[41] Less favorable reviews included the Philadelphia Inquirer, who commented that although the show had many "cool effects," it "lands, splat, in a pile of nonsense and dim dialogue."The website's consensus reads, "The first season of Heroes promises a fresh take on the superhero genre, with enough style and foreshadowed intrigue to attract a following.[51] The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People nominated Heroes on January 9, 2007 for an Image Award in the "Outstanding Drama Series" category.[58][59] When the second part was released, a complete first season boxset was also released on the same day on both DVD and HD DVD formats[60] The complete first season DVD includes nearly 3 hours of bonus features including: an extended 73-minute version of the pilot episode with audio commentary; 50 deleted and extended scenes; behind the scenes featurettes, including the making of Heroes, stunts, a profile of artist Tim Sale, and the score; and audio commentaries with cast, crew and show creator Tim Kring.
Santiago CabreraJack ColemanTawny CypressNoah Gray-CabeyGreg GrunbergAli LarterMasi OkaHayden PanettiereAdrian PasdarSendhil RamamurthyLeonard RobertsMilo VentimigliaSeason 2List of episodessuperheroserialHeroessuperhumanCanadianNielsen ratingsHD DVDpilot episodePeter PetrelliClaire BennetNoah BennetSimone DeveauxD. L. HawkinsIsaac MendezHiro NakamuraMatt ParkmanNathan PetrelliMicah SandersNiki Sandersa dangerous alter-egosplit personalityMohinder SureshJames Kyson LeeAndo MasahashiZachary QuintoGabriel Gray/SylarAshley CrowJimmy Jean-LouisHaitianCristine RoseAngela PetrelliThomas DekkerLisa LackeyJanice ParkmanMatthew John ArmstrongTed SpragueChristopher EcclestonClaude RainsNora ZehetnerEden McCainClea DuVallAudrey HansonMissy PeregrymCandice WilmerDanielle SavreJackie WilcoxEric RobertsAdair TishlerMolly WalkerRena SoferHeidi PetrelliMalcolm McDowellGenesisDavid SemelTim Kringspontaneously regeneratingprecognitivelyteleporttime travelDon't Look BackAllan Arkushtelepathic powersOne Giant LeapGreg BeemanJeph LoebCollisionErnest DickersonBryan FullerPaul ShapiroMichael GreenBetter HalvessuperhumansD.L. HawkinsNothing to HideDonna DeitchJesse AlexandertechnopathySeven Minutes to Midnightperfectly remember everything that she has learnedAron Eli ColeiteJohn BadhamJoe PokaskiTerrence O'HarapyrokinesisJeannot SzwarcRoxann DawsonCompany ManKevin BrayAngelaAdam KaneCrossing Jordanensemblesuperheroesserialized dramashowrunnercliffhanger endinggreenlitSan Diego Comic-ConAmerican Film InstituteChicago Sun-TimesThe Hollywood ReporterRotten TomatoesMetacriticepisode 9The Hard PartWriters Guild of AmericaHollywood Foreign Press AssociationGolden Globe Award33rd People's Choice AwardsNational Association for the Advancement of Colored PeopleSaturn AwardsAcademy of Television Arts & Sciences