Hayden Panettiere looked great while she was leaving Comic Con in San Diego yesterday, where they showed a preview of next season’s Heroes.  It showed Claire in a lip-lock with another female on the show. The producers on the panel played it down saying that it wasn’t a big deal. (But yet they showed that clip at Comic Con, to draw people into watching it.)

And I know I was wondering about the whole Nathan/Sylar thing. They are both my favorite characters and I didn’t want to see either one of them leaving. I guess they are solving that problem by doing a Jekyll and Hyde thing.

Now for a major spoiler: Hiro will get a terminal disease and will face problems with his powers. And he will be using his ‘bucket list’ to try and go back and try and fix the things he did wrong. But we all know that won’t go easy.

It sounds like the next season of Heroes will be exciting.

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10.) Gordon Ramsay: (The one exception to the “not a character rule”): because well, he’s sarcastic,cynical, a straight shooter, and freaking hot. (And I don’t just mean in the kitchen).

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9.) Barney Stinson: (Neil Patrick Harris of HIMYM): Apparently, he’s a playboy who wants to settle down, and no you can’t be the one who makes him realize this dream,that’s Robin’s job, so don’t even think about it. lol

8.) Charlie Harper: (Charlie Sheen, Two and a Half Men): The player. I don’t know how else to sum it up, other than to say, his little black book is the size of War and Peace.

7.) John Clark Jr.: (Mark Paul Gosselaar of NYPD): I HAD to find a way to fit him in here, so here goes…his character on NYPD had a hard life, and succumbed to alcohol and women to soothe his tortured soul. *Sigh*

6.) Dylan McKay: (Luke Perry): It’s DYLAN, hell it’s LUKE, do I need to explain? I didn’t think so. Glad you’re coming with me on this one.

5.) William Banks:(Benjamin Bratt,The Cleaner): If you haven’t seen the show, please do. He plays an ex-junkie, turned extreme interventionist.

4.) Cole Turner (Julian McMahon,Charmed): He was a DEMON. I think that qualifies him as bad. lol

3.) Sylar (Zachary Quinto of Heroes): Um yeah, he removes the top of a person’s skull and takes their superhuman powers. Not very nice.

2.) Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum of Smallville):Arch Nemesis of Superman (AKA Clark Kent). He is one conniving, dirty, bad boy. I think he needs a shower, any takers ladies?

And last but not least, the number one slot. You’ll see it belongs to TWO, count them TWO bad boys. Because you can’t break up a set. Especially one THIS valuable and fine.

1.) Dean and Sam Winchester (Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki of Supernatural): They fight any malicious paranormal thing that is tossed their way, Dean is a womanizer, he’s abrasive, and sarcastic, and is SO bad that he was brought back from hell itself, and Sam pulls power from drinking Demon’s blood. Yeah, they’re THAT bad, and yet oh.so.good.

Okay ya’ll.. cold shower..down the hallway to your left, towels are in the linen closet, help yourself. I’m sure you need it.

Zachary Quinto hit the red carpet at the world premiere of JJ Abram’s Star Trek: XI at the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday in Sydney, Australia. Zachary has become one of my most favorite Heroes. I’ve written about it before on one of the other sites I work for. His character, Sylar, is so dark this year. I like it!

I know they are holding a premiere of the movie in the city I live in. But I’m not sure if I’m going to be able to make it.

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The season premiere of Heroes isn’t until the end of September but there is already a lot of spoilers out there. These spoilers come from Tim Kring himself!

As with the previous two seasons, the third will be divided up into volumes. The first is titled “Villains” and will focus on the nature of good and evil, Kring said.

“You’re going to see a lot of bad guys in this one,” Kring said. “The idea, also, is we’re playing off the idea of our characters as heroes or villains. So it’s really the duality of good and evil. … We’re playing off of this duality of good and evil. All of our characters were given these powers and possess these powers, and at some point it becomes sort of free will and human nature as to what you’re going to do with that. And all of us are given the choice to make decisions that lead us down very dark paths or towards heroic ends. And so, literally, every one of our characters gets faced with that dilemma.”

I also can’t believe that Sylar was supposed to out of Heroes and had been written out because of Zachary Quinto’s role in Star Trek but was written back in because of the writer’s strike. What does Tim have planned for Sylar?

“Well, we have no plans of saying goodbye to Sylar right now,” Kring assured fans. “I mean, that was yet another silver lining for the strike, was Zach Quinto’s availability to us in the third volume. I mean, that was a huge thing for us to be able to have him back. As you guys know, he would have disappeared for a large chunk of the second half of season two. And so, for us, it was a big, big deal.”

I am getting super excited!! And as a correction the season premiere is on September 22 and not the 15th like I first reported.

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