Adrian said a lot of other things that were wonderful and funny, esp. one story about him having dinner with Senator Barack Obama and that all Obama wanted to talk about was "Heroes" because his wife and him had been watching all the DVDs on the campaign trail and Adrian was like "buzzuh?" It was hilarious.

Adrian expressed that he felt that in season two he was a resource that hadn't really been utilized. He said he felt almost hurt by the fact that he was shafted. He described a beautiful scene with him and his family in the hospital where he yells and them, tells them he hates them, and then his son helping him back into the hospital bed and being like "I love you dad". I got all AWWWWW, WHY DID THEY CUT THAT? He said it felt like it helped him understand Nathan as a character, but he was kind of 'wtf, why didn't they cut ALL MY SCENES?'

"If anything good can come out of the writers' strike in the US, I think it was an opportunity for the Heroes camp to regroup and get back to the type of storytelling that garnered all these fans across the world and to do right by them," Roberts said.

The actor believes that season three, entitled Villains, is shaping up to be "stellar".

Roberts added: "I mean the fans put the show where it is and it's only right that the creative element behind it respects that audience and gives them something that is worthy of their respect. I hope that they've had some time to do that – I think they have – and when everybody gets back to work I have no doubt that it’s going to be a stellar season."

Heroes - The Official Magazine is back and better than ever!
In this explosive issue, we’ll be bringing you an exclusive interview with Hayden Panettiere. She’ll be discussing her fellow cast-members, the Heroes fans, and her desire to be a bad girl!
We also talk to the man behind Isaac’s prophetic artwork and comic book legend Tim Sale.

We’ll also be catching up with Ali Larter, Leonard Roberts, and Noah Gray-Cabey.
They’ll be talking about their time on the show so far, and life in The Sanders Family.

If that’s not enough for you, we’ll also be chatting with Cristine Rose who plays Angela Petrelli. Is she good, bad, or somewhere in-between... find out here!

All of this on top of your regular features, exclusive news, and competitions!
What more could you ask for?

Make sure you pick up your copy of the Official Heroes Magazine.
UK Release: 13th March 2008
US Release: 18th March 2008

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sources confirm that Heroes is in active discussions with her to return for an arc during Season 3. And considering how much everyone at the show worships her — and she them — I have every reason to believe that this will happen.

The album's executive producer, Errol Kolosine, stated, "For a long time music and comic dork like myself, this project has been a dream come true. The team behind Heroes had a commitment to making this soundtrack as unique and inspiring as the show itself, which is how we managed this stellar selection of musical heroes. It was also exciting to make the album direct with NBC, without the intrusion of any label or other entity that might have challenged the integrity of the project."

Actor Milo Ventimiglia has been keeping mum about his romance with Heroes costar Hayden Panettiere, and in the March 2008 issue of GQ magazine, the 30-year-old star explains why.

“When you're in the public eye, you try to keep whatever you can private,” he said. People can speculate and talk. But what can you do—stop living your life?”

With their romance now out in the open, more fans have begun to refer to them as “HALO,” a moniker which Milo Ventimiglia has grown fond of.

“You know what, man — it makes me smile,” he said of the nickname.

“It feels much more like work-for-hire than comics do,” Sale said of his work on “Heroes.” He said NBC had made sure to legally establish ownership of all his original work for the series, which is why he hasn’t sold any to fans.

Describing his creative process with long-time collaborator and “Heroes” producer Jeph Loeb – with whom he’s worked on “Superman: For All Seasons,” “Batman: The Long Halloween” and “Daredevil: Yellow,” among others-- Sale emphasized how often they speak when working on a project together, talking almost every day and giving feedback. “I prefer to work that way,” Sale said. “But at NBC, I only really talk to the prop master. It’s isolating, but not frustrating; it shows we have confidence in each other to do good work.”