We’re big fans of Heroes, but we also love Lost and looking forward to Season 5. Benny and Rafi Fine produced great series of webisodes for Lost with using different action figures on each episode. This time, they’re using Claire, Sylar, Matt Parkman and Mohinder.

We are Benny & Rafi Fine; one of the most popular filmmakers on the web, and creators of one of it’s most popular web series called “LOST: What Will Happen Next?” (a parody of the real LOST TV show that is coming back for a 5th season this Wednesday). The first season of our series was such a huge success (over 4 million views!) that the comedy company “Just For Laughs” has come on board to help us bring a brand new season to the world.

Every episode, various action figures show up on the island and cause havoc, and to start our new season off with a bang, Claire, Mohinder, Sylar and Parkman appear in this episode (Claire and Mohindor will actually be in every episode from now on).

We think fans of your site will love our show and it would be great if you could help us out by featuring it (not to mention we are huge fans of Heroes and would be cool to be featured on your site).

You can watch all the episodes on The Fine Brothers Channel.

Heroes executive producers Tim Kring and Jeph Loeb, directors Greg Beeman and Allan Arkush, writer Jesse Alexander, and actor Masi Oka discuss about Heroes and its future.. (via OgMog.com)

The Five Year Plan
Unlike other heroinarratives, like LOST, which have begun to meander, the Heroes gang has a five year plan. “We’ve thought about seasons 1-5 and how we might arc them,” said series creator Tim Kring. The creators explained that both specific and general story arcs have been considered far in advance. This week’s reveal of Nathan Petrelli being Claire’s father, for example, has been planned since day one.

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Giant Magazine’s writer Scott Stein thinks that, “Heroes” kicks “Lost”s Ass.

You’re beaten at your own game, ABC: it’s no surprise that series creator Tim Kring consulted with friend and Lost writer Damon Lindelof before embarking on his X-Men meets X-Files enterprise for NBC. Hip-deep in November, Heroes is by far the better show than Lost. It’s not even close�and this is coming from a full-on (and starting to become former) Lost addict. How? Let us count the ways:

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