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?
By The Televocateur
How did we miss this H&N hottie, Will Yun Lee?
I randomly turned on the TV and saw him on the show, Bionic Woman. He plays Jae Kim, a biophysics specialist (very nerdy) who also does the combat training for the bionic woman, Jaime Sommers. I guess it helps that Will has a 5 th degree Tae Kwon Do black belt. Ooh, how kickass!
A quick glance at his list of credits and we discovered he was tearing up the screen four years ago in Mimi’s “Boy (I Need You)” music video. Let Hot & Nerdy take you back.
By The Televocateur
Tia Carrere attempted to revive her career with a guest appearance on the season premiere of Nip/Tuck last night, playing a saucy dominatrix who caters to the rich and stressed. Her speciality is ripping off their nipples with her teeth (ewww) , or yanking them off with a fishing pole. Um… too kinky for me. I say, if you’re stressed, why not try a hot bath? Or yoga? But, Tia’s got some amazing on screen chemistry with Sean McNamara (Dylan Walsh), so I’m sure she’ll show off her “fly fishing” skills again real soon.
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?
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.
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.
By The Televocateur
Biology class was always one of my favorites in high school. But luckily, I wasn’t the crazy kid in the back who constantly raised her hand to ask questions about the genetic advancements in human organ re-growth. In last night’s episode of Heroes, Claire struggled to be normal, but freaked out the other kids with her zany questions about harvesting body parts. Hun, it’s a good thing you’re hot. Otherwise, a beatdown would have been in order. Like that matters — she’s a walking surgical unit. Hillarycare, take notes!
Four months later, our heroes find themselves in a bit of a pickle. The world may not be a radioactive mess thanks to Nathan flying his brother out into orbit, but an exploding man was just the tip of the iceberg.
