Tonight's episode of "Heroes" will bring the series a little closer to its season one resolution.
As the show really kicks into high gear, videos, clips and spoilers for the series abound. NBC itself is even offering a few little spoilers via YouTube.
While I'm not one for spoilers, per say, the network's use of YouTube for promoting "Hereos" is really starting to intrigue me. In addition to sneak peeks, NBC has even created its own spoof for play on the site.
As I've said, I don't particularly love spoilers personally, but I am pretty impressed with how the promotions have been shaping up for this particular show. NBC's work on the website, blogs and videos has gone above and beyond. It seems to be paying off with viewer numbers, too.
While "Heroes" isn’t the first show to receive major online treatment, it might be one of the best example out there.
"Heroes" airs Mondays at 9 p.m. EST on NBC. Free episodes are available on the NBC site.
"Heroes" season one will come to a close shortly after its return to television later this month. And, as fans wait to see how the heroes manage to save the world, they can also check out how the actors behind the show get down and party, too.
NBC.com has put up an official blog to cover the wrap party, which takes place tonight. The blog will offer live insight from the event.
"Heroes" takes a look at what might happen if ordinary people discovered they had extraordinary powers. From the cheerleader who can't be hurt to the adorable time traveling "nerd" from Japan, the ensemble behind the show has managed to make this particular NBC vehicle a household name in short time.
The show returns for its season one wrap up April 23 at 9 p.m. EST on NBC. For those who haven't check it out yet, NBC has lots of back episodes and sites like iTunes can fill in the rest.
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April 30, 2007
