Heroes Season One Episode List

Tim Kring and NBC TVs HEROES Series

Episode List For Season One:

Episode 1. Title: Genesis (See "Genesis" Video Showcase Lens)

Episode 2. Title: Don't Look Back

Episode 3. Title: One Giant Leap

Episode 4. Title: Collision

Episode 5. Title: Hiros

Episode 6. Title: Better Halves

Episode 7. Title: Nothing To Hide

Episode 8. Title: Seven Minutes To Midnight

Episode 9. Title: Homecoming

Episode 10. Title: Six Months Ago

Episode 11. Title: Fallout

Episode 12. Title: Godsend

Episode 13. Title: The Fix

Episode 14. Title: Distractions

Episode 15. Title: Run!

Episode 16. Title: Unexpected

Episode 17. Title: Company Man

Episode 18. Title: Parasite

Episode 19. Title: .07% (Point-zero-seven-percent)

Episode 20. Title: Five Years Gone

Episode 21. Title: The Hard Part

Episode 22. Title: Landslide

Episdoe 23. Title: How To Stop An Exploding Man

If you've missed an episode or you just saw the first two episodes of Season Two and have recently become interested in the series, don't worry - there are sites where you can view past episodes online.

There is a fantastic site online called Heroes - The Series. This site has episode summaries, along with viewing links with each summary. It is easily found by doing a search online in your favorite search engine.

The NBC TV website also has something called, Video Rewind, whereby you can watch old episodes through the NBC site. Unfortunately, the videos only work for American/U.S. locations and viewers, but don't worry because Heroes is also popular with a wide viewing audience into the UK and other International locations.

* Note - a lot of people even outside of the UK are able to access UK sites, so this next suggestion might work for a lot of non-North American Heroes or Potential Heroes fans!

For those of you who would still like to view Heroes episodes but aren't in U.S. locations, here's a site that has worked very well for me - it's a U.K. site called "TV LINKS," but it also links out to other foreign sites. This will also be easily found by doing a basic search in your favorite search engine.

The 'Series' site and the Official NBC site have a lot of great info for Heroes fans. You'll be able to catch up on viewing past episodes if you missed some. You may have caught all the episodes, but trust me, a quick review of the shows online will be beneficial for almost any fan, because the Heroes storyline hasn't exactly progressed in linear fashion! There have been a lot of surprises, quirks and events on the show.

Now, if you'd just like some viewer commentary and comments and not just all the hyped up promo-stuff from the given links already, I invite you to visit and comment on my blog:

Heroes TV Episodes and Commentary

From there, you'll still find Official NBC links as well as links from the UK TV Links site, but also, you'll have a chance to comment if you like, and read about some different ideas.

For instance, there's a blog entry about how much some of the Heroes characters have 'extraordinary abilities' that very much look like what doctors would call 'mental illness symptoms.'

So - if these Heroes weren't on a TV show, displaying their special powers, doctors would probably lock them up for 'assessments.'

The Character Niki Sanders displays what Psychologists, General Practitioners and Psychiatrist would identify as "M.P.D./D.I.D." She displays drastic symptoms of Multiple Personality Disorder/Dissociative Identity Disorder.

The Character Isaac Mendez is undeniably struggling with Addictions.

Characters Peter Petrelli and Hiro Nakamura both display signs of 'delusional' thinking and acting upon their delusional thoughts. Even Peter's brother, Nathan Petrelli, displays some behaviors that some health professionals would see as questionable. Nathan Petrelli shows some decidedly 'Narcissistic' behaviors. In short, he's a 'power freak,' concerned with only himself, or so it seems, at first glance.

From a certain perspective, perhaps the show is displaying that everyone has problems, weaknesses, esteem issues - but that within us all are OTHER abilities that can outshine these weaker points so that we can still do good in the world - like our Heroes do!

At least - I hope that's part of the perspective that Tim Kring intends!

So, if you've just had your interest stirred up about Heroes, you'll enjoy the above links and will be 'up to par' on the show within no time! If you're already a Heroes fan, just looking for some reminders about plot, time of certain events, storyline, and characters, you'll also find the links useful.

Who can resist a show about ordinary people (just like ourselves) who suddently find out that they have EXTRAORDINARY abilities? Maybe you do to - have you ever thought about it?

Have you ever saved a cheerleader?

* Brothers, Peter and Nathan Petrelli, played by actors Milo Ventimiglia and Adrian Pasdar

* Niki Sanders, played by actress Ali Larter

* Claire Bennet, played by actress Hayden Panettiere

* Hiro Nakamura, played by actor Masi Oka

* Isaac Mendez, played by actor Santiago Cabrera

Other important characters introduced in this episode:

* Mohinder Suresh - son of Dr. Chandra Suresh. Mohinder's father, Chandra Suresh, was murdered, likely because Dr. Chandra Suresh was doing scientific research and had recently found out about people with extraordinary abilities!

* Charles Deveaux (Peter is Mr. Devaux's home-care nurse)

* SImone Deveaux - Daughter of Charles Deveaux, Girlfriend of Isaac Mendez

* "Zach" - Claire Bennet's school buddy - who helps her videotape her 'extraordinary abilities.' She is both annoyed and frustrated by the abilities, while Zach finds the things that Claire can do quite fascinating.

* Mr. Bennet - Claire's dad - seen briefly as he returns home from work at the office.

* Mr. Linderman - a high-profile, very wealthy business associate of the Petrellii bothers' late father.

* Ando Masahashi - Hiro Namamura's friend and co-worker from Japan.

* Micah Sanders - Niki Sanders' son. Micah has some extraordinary abilities that are mentioned in this first episode - he is super-smart. He's in a special school for gifted students. Is Micah a Hero? This cannot be determined in the first episode, but it is made plain in Genesis that Micah is one smart kid!

* Horn Rimmed Glasses - a man wearing horn-rimmed glasses, who seems to really get around! Seen in different locations near many of the major Genesis characters.