If a picture truly says one thousand words, then there's no better way to relive last night's great Heroes episode than via a photo montage of scenes and characters from "Angels and Monsters."
Click on the following thumbnails from the hour now. Then, talk about the latest developments in our 
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Just as we're catching our breath from last night's episode, a slew of Heroes spoilers have come across our desk.
According to Kristin from E! Online, a pair of characters will soon be meeting their demise. For good. For real. Here's a look at what this television columnist has to say:
A Hero Is Going to Die! Kristin hints that viewers won't be said to see this individual go. She (yes, she) has been grating on viewers' nerves since the start of season three. (Mostly because many want her off of their hot specimen of a former human.) Is that too obvious? Oops!
Our guess: Sounds like Maya, right? But she was killed off last night and this review was supposedly written after the episode aired. We're confused.
A Villain Is Going to Die! And, sadly, the poor fella just got out of a coffin. Indeed, a villain that everyone loves is going down next week, and once he's gone, he's not coming back. Sadness.
Our guess: Adam Monroe, obviously.
Mohinder Goes From Bad to Worse: No one knows what he plans to do with those cocoons but he wants to add two more. Nathan and Tracy, we presume?
Claire Learns Why She's Special: Remember when Sylar cut off the top of her head and told her she was "different?" Next week, Claire will discover what that means - and you won't be surprised to learn that the reason has everything to do with Grandma Angela, Grandpa Arthur and the entire previous corrupt generation of Heroes. (Think back to when Kaito Nakamura handed off Baby Claire to HRG, remember?)
Because we love Heroes and wish to see it reach its full potential, we're critical of the show from time to time - but let us proudly say of this episode:
What an ending!
Go read our full Heroes recap right now, as we don't wanna give anything away... but it was damn good!
The last few minutes answered at least one nagging question from the season, while also laying the groundwork for an interesting story line, one that can provide a constant theme and narrative throughout the rest of the chapter, something sorely needed.
What did you think of "Angels and Monsters?" Talk about it now in our
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According to actress Brea Grant, we'll find out who her character is working for on tonight's Heroes episode. Any ideas? We predict Arthur Petrelli.
What else is in store for Daphne this season? Grant spoke to TV Guide about upcoming developments...
TVGuide.com: Future Daphne seems a lot more mellow than the thief Hiro has been chasing. Will there be friction when Parkman doesn't find the Daphne he's expecting?
Grant: He's a little thrown. We definitely seem like opposites at this point in time. Daphne is very playful, but she has to make some hard decisions about where her life is going, so she may calm down a bit. She sees all these things happen involving the formula and she has to make decisions about who she ends up with – which may or may not be the future that you saw.
TVGuide.com: Is that why she was so hung up on the track medal? Wouldn't winning a high school meet be boring for her?
Grant: That would reveal a secret I can't tell you. But it will play a bigger part than people realize. Her motivations for what she's doing are complicated, and some of the decisions she has to make involve who she's working for.
Tonight on Heroes, Claire tracks down a villain... and comes face-to-face with a displeased adopted father.
Hiro and Ando also discover the consequences of digging up their former nemesis, Adam Monroe. We wonder how that reunion will go.
Come back to our site following the episode for a full recap, complete with the latest Heroes quotes and photos.
For now, talk about past and future developments on the series in our forum...
As always, we appreciate all entries to this week's Heroes Caption Contest.
We received a whopping 30 comments and we'd like to thank everyone that played - but the winning caption goes to "Anhelus."
Check out this user's entry below the photo, and then scroll down to see other options. Did we make the right choice?
Thanks again for playing! Please do so every week.
I forgot my chopsticks at home... I wonder if I can kill the fly with Hiro's belt.
Coming up on the next all-new Heroes episode...
Here's a video preview for "Angels and Monsters."
Here's a quick Heroes spoiler, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly's astute television critic, Michael Ausiello:
Casting is underway for a new character named David. He's described as "teenage angst incarnate" and he'll be featured in at least three episodes of the "Fugitives" arc, which is the title given to chapter four of Heroes.
Flint didn't have much success as a villain on Heroes. How will the new character of David fare?
Yesterday, we shared with readers a look at what's in store for Ando and Hiro as season three progresses.
Now, let's take a look at the upcoming relationship between a certain former cheerleader and her father.
According to E! Online's Kristin, Claire and HRG are headed for a showdown in the very near future... like next week!
Will evil Claire soon confront her occasionally evil father?
Here's what Jack Coleman told the TV columnist about upcoming story lines:
"Around episode five, Claire and Noah collide in a most unexpected and kind of horrific way - I don't mean horrific...I just mean as a father, let's just say she just turns up in a place where I'd least like her to turn up when I'm doing work that I don't want her to know about."
Hmmm, any theories on what that could mean, readers?
Last week, we suggested that Heroes take a page from Lost; i.e. focus more on individual character development each episode and really give fans a chance to watch these characters in action, as opposed to dizzying our heads with non-stop twists and turns.
This week, we have an even simpler recommendation:
Heroes needs to act more like... every other show on TV!
Why can't the writers carve out a season that simply involves these individuals fighting a problem in the present day? We hoped that would be this chapter's set-up, as its dubbed "Villains" and it opened with a handful of bad guys being released from Level 5. Perfect. Let's go after them!
Instead, only one of those villains (Knox) remains on the loose. But more importantly, the focus of the season has shifted to stopping a dangerous future from occurring... again. Didn't we see this already in season one?
The trouble with constantly jumping into the future, and the back again in order to change it, is two-fold:
The first point speaks for itself. So let's focus on the second.
