Looks like Heroes is getting injected with a lot--a hell lot.  Four names have been thrown into the pot and set to play roles in the upcoming fourth season of the show.

Actress Lori Petty, who plays the character called Daddy in the hit series Prison Break, was incarcerated last Saturday night.  She was charged with a felony DUI, hitting a 14-year-old skateboarder while in Venice, California.

Sure, Prison Break is over, and we all know what happened.  And sure, you‘ve probably heard of this, but I‘ll tease anyway.  Wentworth Miller‘s long been rumored to appear in the flick

For a moment, let‘s return to the events of the Prison Break finale.  Michael was successful at bringing down the Company, but not without the casualties, in this case, his mother Christina.  Kellerman returns and gets everyone out of their loopholes--well, all but T-Bag, who was imprisoned for everything he‘s done.  Four years later, Mahone‘s got a new wife, and Sara‘s given birth to her son.  And Michael, as we all know, died.  We should also remember that there is a feature-length episode, "The Final Break", that will be released on DVD in July, and it will explain everything that happened in those four years, including Michael‘s death.  The catch is, that one‘s been leaked online.

The biggest (but, if you‘ve been reading all those spoilers, very obvious) storyline to the Prison Break finale was, of course, Michael Scofield‘s death.  Sure, I understand that it‘s not exactly a happy ending--especially if you‘ve been waiting for the moment to see him just live a happy life with Sara and Linc and the rest--but, if you trust the show‘s executive producer Matt Olmstead, it is a happy ending.  Okay, start grappling with what they say and what you saw.

This season on Prison Break, Michael (Wentworth Miller) and Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) have been on the search for Scylla, the one all encompassing Company document that they can use to secure their freedom. Lincoln got caught up trying to make a deal with the Company and ended up working for them. Michael and Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) struck out on their own pitting brother against brother. Michael and Lincoln‘s mother, Christina comes into the picture but later reveals that Michael and Lincoln aren‘t related - Michael is her only son. Christina sets up a plan to assassinate the Prime Minister of India‘s son and blame Lincoln and the Chinese for the murder. Now that tensions between India and China are running high, Christina planned to play the two countries off of one another to get the highest price for Scylla and all it‘s military technology. Unfortunately for her, Michael and Lincoln steal the Scylla briefcase from her just before her plan was completely. Michael runs away with the case, the General and T-Bag (Robert Knepper) capture Sara while Christina captures Lincoln and both parties want Michael to turn over the briefcase. Who will he choose? The Love of his Life or Lincoln, his supposed brother and the man he‘s spent the last couple of years trying to save?

So, it‘s the end of the road for us, Michael and Lincoln.  I honestly didn‘t expect it to last this long, but we‘ve had a pretty good run--many ups and downs, many surprises, many flips, many deaths, and everything else in between.

The two-hour Prison Break finale is just right there--this Friday already?--and there‘s still a lot of questions raised, especially with the episode that aired last week.  Lincoln‘s shot, Sara‘s in captivity, and Michael‘s got to choose between the two.  And we all know the finale won‘t give happy endings to at least two people.

Last week on Prison Break, Michael and Sara capture and interrogate Christina but she flips their plan on its head and escapes. Oh, and yeah, she told Michael that him and Lincoln aren‘t related. The General gives Licoln one day to give get Scylla and when he returns with it, he‘s told T-Bag to kill him. An assassination is now on Lincoln‘s head and it looks like he‘s wanted for a high profile murder again. We‘re back to the beginning.

Aha!  So it is the case.  Michael (Wentworth Miller) and Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) are not brothers.  Four years of keeping this up, huh?  Nah, I‘m not taking it against anybody.  It just felt that the development should come out of