On tonight's all-new episode of Heroes, we learn more about Arthur Petrelli and life at Pinehearst.

As always, we'll provide a detailed recap of the episode after it airs, complete with the latest quotes, pictures and more.

In the meantime, discuss "Dying of the Light" with fellow fans in our Heroes forum...

Zeljko Ivanek, fresh off an Emmy Award for his supporting role on Damages, will be join Heroes later this season.

The actor will appear in a multi-episode arc as a character named the Hunter. Insiders say he'll be in charge of a man hunt on the season's second chapter, titled "Fugitives" and scheduled to begin in mid-January or February.

Zeljko Ivanek has the look of someone in charge, doesn't he?

Wow. The number of responses we receive each week for our Heroes Caption Contest continues to increase. Thanks to all that play!

This week's winner, "terriblebob," made a reference to Lassie that cracked our staff up. Read the winning entry underneath the photo now and scroll down for more options.

Thanks again for playing and please come back every week!

What is it mom, is Timmy stuck in a well?

On this Monday's episode of Heroes...

• Nathan and Tracy visit Mohinder;
• Peter visits Pinehearst;
• And Hiro gets an assignment.

Here's a clip from "Dying of the Light." In it, Sylar confronts Peter, with supposedly good intentions..

Did you miss this week's Heroes episode? Or do you wish to relive it and catch up on any developments you may have missed?

If our weekly episode guide does not answer your questions, here's the next best thing: the episode itself!

Indeed, we've posted all of "Angels and Monsters" online. Make some popcorn, sit back, relax and find out who is in charge of this chapter's villains RIGHT NOW.

Over the past couple weeks, we've written commentaries on the state of Heroes that have received some criticism from readers. Many wonder why we insult a show we supposedly love.

In response, we say: we insult the show because we love it!

For over a year now, Heroes has failed to live up to the expectations it set for itself in its first season. We're yearning for the series to reach its potential again. So consider these critiques tough love, ok? After all, the greatness of America lies in our freedom - nay, our responsibility! - to openly question the state of affairs.

With that in mind, this week's commentary focuses on a main character: Hiro.

Remember when Mohinder started the first season by rattling on about evolution? It was the basis for he and his father's research, as our Heroes were meant to symbolize mankind's constantly evolving state. "Evolution is an imperfect and often violent process. A battle between what exists and what is yet to be born..." Mohinder said back then.

When it comes to Hiro, therefore, we can't help but wonder what happened to the evolution of his mind.

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