By The Televocateur
Last week, Peter met Adam Monroe in Montreal and we were surprised to see that Adam and Takezo Kensei are the same person. This week, Heroes played the rewind game to fill in the gaps between Peter exploding into bits and and his memory loss in Ireland. All the really important questions have been answered. All except one.
Like, when did Nikki have time to buy those hideous shoes?
NBC President Jeff Zucker and NBC Universal Sports & Olympics Dick Ebersol were honored by the Paley Center for Media on Monday, and many of the Heroes cast members, including Masi Oka and James Kyson Lee, came out to support them. Lots of photos of them on the red carpet and messing around at the event.
Check out one of the special illustrated Heroes TV Guide covers, featuring Masi Oka and James Kyson Lee. I love the saturated color and the reflection off the sword.
By The Televocateur
Am I seeing things, or is this cheerleader being chased by a flying dude in a mask?
All this and more after the jump.
By The Televocateur
Apologies for the lateness of the recap. I’m sure by now, Hiro and the gang have saved the world two times over, settled down and raised a gaggle of junior heroes, but in any case, let’s rewind and see what happened on the show last Monday. Why don’t we begin with what’s behind door #9?
Today must be photo shoot day…I pulled this portrait of Masi Oka and George Takei from Entertainment Weekly’s Photo Issue a couple of weeks ago. I really love the way they’re dressed alike, with a slight variation on the tie. That is such an Asian way to do family portraits, isn’t it? Here’s the little write-up about the photo:
May 30, 2007 + Los Angeles
Photograph by Justin Stephens
“George was joking the whole time about how in a traditional Japanese portrait, the mom would always be in the photo,” recalls Stephens, who created a tongue-in-check “Sears portrait” for the Heroes stars. “They made the picture work,” he says. “If they hadn’t given me great, over-the-top expressions, the whole thing would have been dead.
By The Televocateur
On the open road, you are apt to come across many gruesome discoveries. Whether it’s unidentifiable roadkill or no toilet paper at a rest stop, the last thing you should do is pick up semi-dead men lying in the middle of the highway. What if you picked up a serial killer? And oh my god, what if you really picked up a serial killer? Maya and Alejandro are about to find out what it means to be in an American teen-horror movie. You know, unless they kill their mysterious guest first with their tears of death.
There’s some kind of serious subliminal messaging happening here. Masi staring at Hayden who’s looking in Milo’s direction, who’s looking away, but whose hand is on his shoulder pointing toward Hayden. And then there’s the menacing Zachary Quinto in the background, looking upset at Masi — over Hayden, or over Masi?
If this show has taught me anything, it is that secrets have a way of uncovering themselves at the most inopportune times. Nothing stays dead for long. Let’s take last season’s bad boy, for example. If you watched the finale thinking Sylar’s wicked ways came to an end with Hiro and Peter kicking his sorry ass into the afterlife, then you’re dead wrong! Dead being the operative word.
