Heroes

Executive producer and director Allan Arkush has already hinted on some of the details of the upcoming season of Heroes but cast member Jack Coleman has even more to say about what's in the cards for his character Noah Bennett and the rest of the characters of the NBC's science fiction series.

While some heroes are bound to go into the dark side, there are also some villains who are expected to turn good.  This, according to the 50-year-old actor, is one of the many twists to watch out for when Heroes returns on September 15.

"I'm currently incarcerated and at the bottom of Level Five in the company facility," Coleman told TV Guide.  "I think there may be an escape in the offing, but at a cost."

Surprisingly, Noah might not be considered one of the villains at the forefront of the upcoming season.

"I think I'm probably more likely to be hunting them," he added.  "But on our show there are always uneasy and unexpected alliances."

As for the other characters, viewers can expect to see more of Hiro Nakamura, portrayed by Masi Oka.

"He's firmly planted in Yakamoto Industries now," Coleman revealed.  "I think Hiro's more the guy who starts out wealthy and comfortable and is very unhappy taking over his father's business and needs the quest.  That's his destiny."

Moreover, fans can also look forward to a more assertive Claire, Noah's daughter who is played by Hayden Panettiere.

"She's trying to use what she has for a greater good rather than just blend in and be anonymous," Coleman said of his opinion on the teen's storyline.

Last but not the least, there's Mohinder Suresh, played by Sendhil Ramamurthy, whom Coleman recommends keeping an eye on.

"He's not as mild-mannered as he once was," Coleman said of the professor.



-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: TV Guide
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