About a week to go before the second season is aired and of course the community members are working overtime with their speculations and questions. Thanks to a colleague who passed me this article, I must say its a must read for all Heroes fans! I'll just let you read some excerpts from that article. Click the article link for the rest of it

5 Questions Season Two of Heroes Had Better F#@king Answer

What happened to Sylar? Is he very dead, or only a little?
As Agatha Christie’s famous detective Hercule Poirot once commented: “When a body goes missing, and a trail of blood leads to a an open manhole, I am thinking two things: One, that guy probably isn’t dead yet, and two, I am getting myself some motherfucking CHUD-repellent.”

Nathan and Peter Petrelli. Man those guys were tools. Please say they’re never coming back.
Some of you probably recall the tagline from the Heroes ads that aired toward the end of last season: How Do You Stop An Exploding Man? The answer, it turns out, is to hug him and fly away really quickly. Why that part never made it into the ad taglines is still unknown.

How long have people had these abilities anyways? It looked like Linderman and the Company have been around for a long time.
Clearly people have had these marvelous abilities for decades, yet we don’t recall any dudes, who could fly, shaking hands with Nancy Reagan on the White House lawn before turning to the camera and advising the nation’s children that only dopes use dope.

What crazy adventures will Hiro get up to in the past?
Hiro’s tendency to repeatedly lose control of his powers can be frustrating for us viewers, but it probably makes sense from a narrative point of view. If Hiro ever did have full control of his abilities, he’d basically be unstoppable. The remainder of the show’s eight-season run would consist of the other characters sitting around playing online poker, sending Hiro out to save the world every time representatives from the United Nations appeared begging for help on the enormous television screen mounted on the wall of the Hero Cave.

Who is the mysterious creature that Molly refers to that’s “much worse than the boogeyman?”
In the last episode, Molly, the little girl who can find people by thinking about them, claimed that there was only one person in the world she couldn’t find, someone “much worse” than Sylar. This extremely interesting development was just as quickly swept aside when everyone present was distracted by something. It might have been Matt Parkman getting his head stuck in a pot of honey. We’re not sure, we taped over it.

Man... I'm getting pretty impatient right now!

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