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Heroes: Season 1 [7 Discs]  (Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV)  (DVD) 

SKU:  8385703 Release Date: 8/28/2007
Rating:  NR
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Synopsis

Includes:
  • Heroes: One Giant Leap (2006)
  • Heroes: In His Own Image (2006)
  • Heroes: Don't Look Back (2006)
  • Heroes: Hiros (2006)
  • Heroes: Better Halves (2006)
  • Heroes: Nothing to Hide (2006)
  • Heroes: Seven Minutes to Midnight (2006)
  • Heroes: Homecoming (2006)
  • Heroes: Six Months Ago (2006)
  • Heroes: Fallout (2006)
  • Heroes: Collision (2006)
  • Heroes: 0.07% (2007)
  • Heroes: Five Years Gone (2007)
  • Heroes: How to Stop an Exploding Man (2007)
  • Heroes: The Fix (2007)
  • Heroes: Godsend (2007)
  • Heroes: Landslide (2007)
  • Heroes: Company Man (2007)
  • Heroes: Run! (2007)
  • Heroes: Distractions (2007)
  • Heroes: Unexpected (2007)
  • Heroes: Parasite (2007)
  • Heroes: The Hard Part (2007)

    Heroes: One Giant Leap
    Hiro sets about proving to Ando (James Kyson Lee) that he is meant to save the world; Matt is questioned by FBI agent Audrey Hanson (Clea DuVall) about suspected serial killer Sylar, who Mohinder learns had a connection with his dead father; Peter marvels at his newfound ability to fly, while Nathan makes a calculated move to keep the truth from the press. Also, Claire's attempt to maintain normalcy in her life proves difficult; Niki visits Micah's paternal grandmother; Isaac pushes Simone away. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: In His Own Image
    The essence of superhero comic books combines with weekly television drama aesthetics in this fantasy series concerning a random group of normal people suddenly instilled with superhuman powers. Peter Petrelli (Milo Ventimiglia) is a male nurse who suddenly discovers his dreams of flight have become a startling reality, and Hiro Nakamura (Masa Oka) is a Japanese office worker and comic book fanatic who awakens one day to discover he has the power to teleport anywhere he wants by bending time and space. In addition to these two, single mother and Las Vegas stripper Niki Sanders (Ali Larter) finds a duel personality with incredible strength emerging, high school cheerleader Claire Bennett (Hayden Panettiere) is shocked to discover that she can walk away from most any physical trauma completely unharmed, and heroin-addicted artist Isaac Mendez (Santiago Cabrera)'s paintings begin taking on a prophetic - and frighteningly apocalyptic - tone. Meanwhile, in India, university professor Mohinder Suresh (Sendil Ramamurthy) is compelled to continue to extraordinary research his father was conducting at the time he was mysteriously murdered - research that could ultimately provide an explanation for the inexplicable proliferation of powers while bringing all of the gifted individuals together to fight a common cause. But someone doesn't seem to want these powerful individuals to pool their remarkable resources, and it appears that they're willing to resort to murder in order to prevent that from happening. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

    Heroes: Don't Look Back
    Peter questions his own sanity; a confused Niki tries to cover her tracks; Mohinder opens up to a woman (Nora Zehetner) who knew his late father; Hiro discovers he's a character in a comic book written by Isaac; and Claire runs into trouble keeping her special powers under wraps. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Hiros
    Hiro sends Peter a message from the future that involves Claire, and in the present, Hiro befriends Nathan after seeing him fly. Elsewhere, Claire and Brody are taken to a hospital following the car crash; Matt's relationship with his wife, Janice (Lisa Lackey), benefits from his mind-reading abilities; and Niki wakes up confused after her one-night stand with Nathan. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Better Halves
    Leonard Roberts joins the cast as D.L. Hawkins, Niki's fugitive husband, who has special powers that make it nearly impossible for authorities to track him down. Also, in Las Vegas, Hiro and Ando are made an offer they can't refuse; Claire hopes meeting her birth parents will lead to answers about her indestructibility; and Mohinder prepares to leave New York---and Eden---so that he can lay his dead father to rest in India. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Nothing to Hide
    Simone seeks comfort from Peter following her father's death; Nathan receives campaign help from his wife, Heidi (Rena Sofer); Niki reveals her personal struggles to a friend; Matt finds himself immersed in the investigation of another bizarre murder, which Audrey believes Sylar committed; Hiro unknowingly encounters another "hero;" Claire's tape is found...by her brother. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Seven Minutes to Midnight
    Mohinder considers his future while dreaming about his past; Hiro meets a waitress named Charlie (Jayma Mays), who demonstrates a knack for memorization; Matt uses his mind-reading abilities when interrogating the radioactive man (Matthew John Armstrong), and finds they have some things in common; Eden and Horn-Rimmed Glasses "help" Isaac with his paintings of the future; Claire focuses her attention on homecoming preparations, blissfully unaware of what the future has in store for her. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Homecoming
    Claire's high-school homecoming turns into an event marked by tragedy and change. Also, Nathan locates the painting Peter needs to "save the cheerleader, save the world"; a boy with a special gift draws Mohinder back to his father's research; Micah makes a daring move to help Niki, while Jessica hunts for D.L.; and Ando waits for Hiro to return from his mission to rescue Charlie. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Six Months Ago
    The past is revisited as the clock turns back six months to when Chandra Suresh (Erick Avari) began contacting people who may possess extraordinary abilities, including a frustrated watchmaker (Zachary Quinto). At the same time, Nathan considers prosecuting his father's friend Linderman; Niki's life is complicated by a visit from her mostly absent dad; Hiro's mission to save Charlie doesn't go as expected; and Horn-Rimmed Glasses offers to give Eden's life purpose. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Fallout
    The heroes struggle to come to terms with the Texas tragedy; more is learned about the nuclear bombing predicted in Isaac's painting; Matt and Audrey pursue a new lead in their hunt for Sylar; Niki makes a difficult decision, which will allow her to keep her family safe. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Collision
    Hiro takes a gamble in Las Vegas, at the same time that Nathan goes to Sin City to hit the mysterious Mr. Linderman up for a campaign contribution, and Niki discovers how her creditors plan to collect what she owes them. Also, Peter tells a skeptical Mohinder about his special powers; Claire deals with the aftermath of the traumatic bonfire incident; Matt is held against his will. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: 0.07%
    Sylar confronts two more on the list; Nathan considers Linderman's advice as he faces difficult decisions; Thompson (Eric Roberts) hunts for Claire; Hiro renews his vow to save the world. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Five Years Gone
    Hiro is disturbed by the grim future he discovers where those with special abilities are hunted and considered threats to society. He attempts to return to his own time, but is caught up in a battle that involves a host of new and oddly familiar faces. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: How to Stop an Exploding Man
    The heroes gather in New York in Kirby Plaza, just as Isaac predicted in his visionary paintings. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: The Fix
    Hiro is abducted by mysterious thugs before he can leave New York; Claire decides to search for her birth parents; D.L. works to deal with his family duties; and Claude reluctantly agrees to help Peter with his powers. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Godsend
    A new hero (Christopher Eccleston) arrives on the scene; Nathan and Simone try to help Peter, who has been comatose for two weeks; Hiro goes on a quest to find the samurai sword seen in Isaac's painting. Also, Horn-Rimmed Glasses concentrates his efforts on taking care of Sylar; Claire struggles to come to terms with the fact that she has been living a lie; Niki is held and questioned by police. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Landslide
    Nathan weighs his mother's advice against plans by Linderman; Hiro gets some family information as he prepares to face Sylar; Peter and Ted try to leave New York to avoid the explosion. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Company Man
    The Bennets are taken hostage by Matt and Ted Sprague, which leads to a tragic showdown---and some insight into Mr. Bennet's mysterious past. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Run!
    Matt takes a job as a bodyguard, which puts him in an assassin's line of fire; Hiro returns to Las Vegas to get the sword; Mohinder locates another from the list, who actually wants to meet with him. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Distractions
    Hiro tries to explain his new life direction to his unsympathetic father and sister; Niki tries to connect with D.L. and Micah; Peter gets another lesson in harnessing his power; and Claire's search for her birth mother leads her to a Texas trailer park. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Unexpected
    Peter is disappointed by a betrayal; Claire can't contain her anger toward her father; Matt loses control when radioactive refugee Ted Sprague (Matthew John Armstrong) shows up with a new hero (Stana Katic) who has "wireless" mental powers. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: Parasite
    Nathan meets Linderman in person just before the election; Hiro goes for the sword again with dire consequences; Suresh makes a breakthrough on "the list"; another person with powers, Candice Wilmer (Missy Peregrym), shows up. ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

    Heroes: The Hard Part
    Hiro and Ando are even more determined to save the world after seeing the grim future; Nathan takes steps to win the election; Thompson brings someone new into the organization; and Sylar visits his mom (Ellen Greene). ~ Jeanette Martin, Rovi

  • Customer Reviews

    Heroes: Season 1 [7 Discs] - Widescreen AC3 Dolby - DVD (66 out of 67)
    Loved it's simple approach!
    5
    Posted by: from Chico, Ca on 02/03/2011It was quite entertaining in a simple way The characters draw you into their world Nice not to have to deal with bad language.

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    Good Show
    5
    Posted by: from Grand Forks, ND on 10/23/2008This is a very good tv series and the first season was great!!!

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    best new show
    5
    Posted by: from Oklahoma City on 09/23/2008I'm a huge fan of anything superhero and Tim Kring definitely knocked it out of the park with this series. It's great that they didn't try to overshadow the show by putting in lots of huge names, though I think just about everyone in it is a big star now. The camera work, make up, script and everything else are just stellar.

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    Heroes
    5
    Posted by: from on 09/22/2008Heroes is a great mystery it will keep you guessing till the very end. Heroes is a little like X-men so if you like X-men you'll like Heroes

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    GREAT SERIE
    5
    Posted by: from on 09/17/2008this Serie is just amazing, its so original, i love it. Actors are great, the places they show in it are so amazing, is just great. you have to watch it noww.!!

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    An excellent addition to the superhero genre
    5
    Posted by: from on 09/16/2008Heroes was a real treat for me. I started the first season as the show was partway through airing its second season, and by the time the second season was halted due to the writers' strike, I had caught up. When I got toward the end of the first season, I was watching several episodes a day. It's THAT good. I just couldn't stop watching. Heroes begins with the introduction of several people around the world who are discovering that they all have special abilities. The major characters include Peter Petrelli, who thinks he can fly, his aspiring Senator brother Nathan, Hiro Nakamura, a Japanese cubicle worker who can bend time and space, Niki Sanders, a single mother whose split-personality alter ego has strange consequnces, and Claire Bennet, a Texas cheerleader who can heal herself under any circumstances and whose adoptive father is engaged in strange affairs. It's all held together by a brilliantly apocalyptic plot and a villain who brings up some very interesting questions about evil. All of the technical aspects of this show are spot-on. If you like good television, this show is for you.

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    Awesome
    5
    Posted by: from on 09/15/2008I'm addicted to heroes! Every episode leaves me hanging on every word and I just can't stop watching. I can't wait for the next season to come out!

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    great movie
    5
    Posted by: from WA on 08/09/2008This movie is non stop fun! Froom beginning to end it's pure good entertainment!

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    wowsers
    5
    Posted by: from il on 08/03/2008this show is one of the best out right now. think smallville except all the meteor freaks are on the same side. it truly is great story telling and i can't get enough of hiro and ando's story. the special effects are better than most tv shows. the characters are well rounded and same pretty realistic...except that stripper.

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    Excellent Series
    5
    Posted by: from St. Louis on 07/31/2008Heroes explores in a realistic way the moral conundrums that would be faced by those with real-world "superpowers". It's can be a little campy at times, but there are enough characters to keep you interested. Excellent as a discussion starter for high schoolers or parish youth groups.

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