We had a difficult time choosing this week’s Heroes Caption Contest winner. There were many humorous responses to the situation depicted below.

But “Sharrah” made us laugh the hardest with her entry, showcasing Mohinder mocking Sylar’s lack of ability to produce breakfast. Check it out under the photo now, and then scroll down to read the other submissions.

Thanks to everyone that sent one in. Come back and play every week!

Sylar: I have powers, really!!
Mohinder: Oh, right, I can see the poptart now…

Our good friend at TV Guide, Michael Ausiello, recently posted a mysterious response to a question about Heroes Season Three.

Someone may be moving in on Mohinder’s narrator turf. Tim Kring is said to be seeking an Australian Aboriginal actor in his fifties to appear in multiple episodes as a storyteller with great wisdom and a soft, soothing voice. 

Do you think something happens to Mohinder? Would you like to see a different narrator for a bit? Write in. Let us know.

Don’t worry, this isn’t any sort of punishment set forth by boyfriend Milo Ventimiglia.

Instead, it’s yet another movie lined up for Heroes star Hayden Panettiere. She’ll be appearing in a film based on the book “Naomi and Ely’s No Kiss List.”

The story takes place in Manhattan, where Naomi and her gay best friend Ely protect their soulmate friendship by creating a list of people deemed off limits for smooching. Their friendship is imperiled when Ely kisses Naomi’s boyfriend.

Already, Panettiere has signed on to star in I Love You, Beth Cooper and Daydream Nation. We hope she still has time for Heroes!

Heroes may not return until the fall. But we just can’t wait that long to stare at the beautiful Ali Larter.

Therefore, here’s a photo montage of this lovely, talented actress. Click on the thumbnails below for larger versions of each picture…

Check out the following review of the new Heroes soundtrack, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly…

Not unlike the superhero drama, the Heroes soundtrack swirls the familiar (classic Dylan and Bowie cuts) with the unknown (new tunes by Wendy & Lisa, who do the series’ incidental music). ‘

‘All Things Must Pass,” the first studio recording since 1998 by the Jesus and Mary Chain, may seem like the marquee attraction, but the group has mellowed too much with age. Focus instead on tasty exclusives from Imogen Heap, Wilco, and Yerba Buena, whose ”Maya’s Theme” transforms, Clark Kent-style, from an atmospheric slow jam into an Afro-Cuban throwdown.
Grade: B

Thanks to all who participated in this week’s Heroes Caption Contest.

It was a difficult photo to summarize, but we think “Chad DeSantis ” did the best job. Check out his entry directly below the picture now.

Then, scroll down to read the rest of the submissions. After that, of course, submit one for the following edition of the Caption Contest. Good luck to all!

Molly:(thinking)…Ok, Simon says put your….
Matt: (puts his right hand up)
Molly: Thats not fair. Forget playing I Spy.

Not that anyone believed Adam Monroe was actually down for the permanent count when Hiro buried him alive to end season two, but David Anders recently confirmed that he’s likely to play a key role in Heroes Season Three.

“I believe so, yeah. I hope so. I know I’m going to be in one of the first six [episodes] so,” Anders told SyFy Portal’s Alan Stanley Blair at this weekend’s Eclipse event in the United Kingdom. “But after that, it’s called “Villains,” and I am an uber-villain.”

In the third volume of the series, the villains of the show will get a chance to show just how evil they can be. Among them are Adam, Angela Petrelli (Christine Rose) and 12 new characters still to be revealed. Then there’s the true, major villain of the show, of course.

“Sylar is hard to beat. Sylar’s eyebrows alone…” Anders said, adding another comment about his character. “Adam is just misunderstood. ‘When God wasn’t happy with what he’d created he made it rain for 40 days and 40 nights. He just washed it all away.’ I love my lines.”

The Heroes Caption Contest turned 25 this week. We’d like to thank everyone that has helped this becoming the strongest, only contest of its kind on the Internet.

We received a number of funny entries for this edition, but “Jimbo D.” is the winner due to his political reference. It is election season, after all.

Check out the winning caption below the photo now. Then, scroll down and laugh at the rest. Please come back and play every week. Thank you!

To be completely honest with you Mohinder, we’re only letting you into the company because we have to fulfill our Affirmitve Action requirements.

As previously reported, Milo Ventimiglia stars in the upcoming movie Pathology. It hits theaters in May.

For, take a look at the Milo-based movie poster for the film:

Hayden Panettiere recently talked to UK’s Titan Magazine about what her fellow Heroes costars are like. Here’s what she had to say:

“Adrian Pasdar, we’ve always said, is like the big brother. He always wants to take you here, take you there – he’s the leader when [cast-members are on tour together]. Greg Grunberg is a goofball, Milo Ventimiglia is more of a flirt, Sendhil Ramamurthy and Masi Oka are great.

Ali Larter and I are girls, we stick together. Jack Coleman I’m very close to. I get to work with him a lot, and he’s so much fun. He’s so funny and he’s such a bright man. It’s fun to be around somebody like that who is bright, but funny at the same time. Zach Quinto, who plays Sylar, is funny as anything, and he’s a good friend, too.

And Ashley Crow, who plays my mom – they all have their own personalities, and it’s a hoot when we get together.

“Everyone has a crush on either Milo or Sendhil, but then I look at Greg and Adrian and Masi, and I see that everyone has crushes on them, too. We have a cast full of heartthrobs, what can I say? It’s not only a large cast, but it’s a large cast of really good actors. When you’re around such good actors, you want to bring yourself up to their level and strive to do your best.

At the same time, in this show, we don’t always get the chance to work with each other, so it’s almost like showing off every time you get to work with [any cast-mate]. You’re so excited, because it’s like, ‘Ooh, I’ve got to be really good, because I’m working with so-and-so today.’”