Heroes Spoilers (Page 6)

As you debate the developments of last night's episode in our Heroes forum, it's never too early to look ahead.

Courtesy of Kristin from E! Online, here's an idea of what fans can expect over the next few installments...

• An adorable blonde in a new romance is gonna die... sort of. At first, she'll seem to be done for, but then viewers will learn that it's all a cover-up. This has to be a reference to Daphne, right?

• Peter will not be without abilities for too much longer. The conflicted former nurse be flying high within a few episodes.

• In the Fugitives volume, we'll see that creating super soldiers isn't Nathan and Tracy's main objective. This dangerous pair is less interested in engineering than in command and control. Think Guantanamo Bay, only with abilities...

Claire, along with Heroes' viewers, have a lot to think about.

The eclipse has come and gone.

What's next for our Heroes?

In the following clip from Monday's episode, titled "Our Father," Angela lets Peter know exactly what is next for him: the assassination of his father...

Might Elle be the latest character to not really die?

According to E! Online's Kristin, upcoming events make it possible that Elle will join the ranks of Nathan, Sylar and Claire as Heroes who only died momentarily on the show (a plot device that, we have to admit, is incredibly weak and takes away from any suspense on the series).

Here a look at what's to come on Heroes...

• Sources say that that despite many signs pointing to Elle's death last night (such as Sylar slicing her head open), all is not lost. There's a cover-up at work. Stay tuned.

• Remember how HRG told Sylar that he was being maniuplated by the Petrellis and that he was not, in fact, their son? In the upcoming Fugitives Volume, Sylar begins a new hunt, as he tracks down information on his past.

• As we witnessed in this episode, Nathan is at a turning point. He's ready to harness his power for the greater good... only he's not sure in whose service he ought to employ said power. What does he decide? In 2009, it looks like Claire might have another morally ambiguous dad of whom to disapprove.

Ciaire is in the hospital.

Nathan is shackled in Haiti.

HRG is seeking revenge.

Here's the official NBC promo for this Monday's all-new episode, "The Eclipse Part 2."

Weeks ago, we suggested that Heroes has to follow the lead of Lost. But we didn't mean like this!

According to Kristin from E! Online, the show will duplicate a Lost-like catastrophe at the end of the current "Villains" volume.

"There's a huge plane crash, and all of us are involved," said Gren Grunberg (Parkman) of the planned story line. "You don't know who survives."

We also hear that Hunter (previously-announced guest star Zeljko Ivanek) will capture many of our favorite Heroes and load them onto a transport plane, setting the stage for the "Fugitives" volume next year.

So... Daphne can't walk on her own, Sylar hearts Elle and Mohinder has really creepy skin.

Those are among the developments we discovered on last night's episode of Heroes. But what's to come? Kristin from E! Online has a few answers:

• One Tree Hill actress Moira Kelly will come aboard in the role of Abby Collins, a Homeland Security agent, in at least one episode of the show's fourth volume.

• Dan Byrd (of Aliens in America) has a recurring role in that volume, title "Fugitives." His character will be named Luke, as he goes on the road with Sylar, seeking adventure and excitement. We don't portend a happy future for anyone that tries that.

• Claire won't die. In an upcoming episode, she becomes the focus of a major showdown between good and evil.

• We hope you enjoy the romance between Parkman and Daphne while you can. One of these characters won't last the season.

According to rumors, Daphne may soon be facing more trouble than a pair of useless legs.

In this clip from Monday's episode of Heroes, Daphne and Parkman are given a mission.

Sounds like Angela has tasked this pair with tracking down a certain time-traveler. Yes, Daphne is about to cross paths with Hiro again...

This Monday on Heroes, an eclipse is coming. Did you hear?

Get an early look at the episode with the following few clips. In them...

• Arthur sends Sylar to track down Claire;
• Angela shares the plan with Claire;
• Peter and Nathan team up with The Haitian;
• Hiro and Ando are still in the comic shop.

Heroes producers Joe Pokaski and Aron Coleite recently sat down for a series of questions.

Here's what was on the minds of a few fans, along with the producers' response to their inquiries...

Is Sylar’s power the only one to come with side effects like the Hunger?
Most all of these powers have side effects, although the hunger may be the most overt. Peter almost overloaded when he tried to get a grip on his powers while training with Claude. Jessica emerged as a side-effect of Niki’s super-strength and emotional weakness. Isaac believed he needed Heroin to see the future.

Will we ever find out if Adam has any descendents out there?
Yes. But not this season.

Why is Arthur so scared of anyone that can dream about him or see into the future? Is this the key to stopping him?
Exactly. It’s the only real wild card. The bet laid plans of mice an men, no matter how well conceived, are vulnerable to the dreams and visions of any mouse or man who can see the future.

Sounds like there may be a way to stop Arthur after all.

Michael Ausiello has fantastic news for those that wish to see Heroes trim down its confusing storylines.

The Entertainment Weekly scribe says that's exactly what's in store for the next volume of the show, which is titled "Fugitives."

They're changing the style of storytelling," an NBC insider told the writer. "Instead of five or six stories to follow, there's more like three or four. It's like the first season in many respects."

That's entertaining music to our ears!

Claire and company will reportedly be involved in tighter storytelling next year.