After Volume 2 Finale, Tim Kring gave an interview to TvGuide about Heroes Volume 2 “Generations”…

The fate of Nathan, who was shot during a TV press conference, and of Niki, who may have died in an abandoned building explosion, are “up in the air and will be determined when we come back after the strike,” Kring says. “Things are fairly dire for them both.” Immortal Adam was teleported by Hiro (Masi Oka) into a coffin buried in the same Japanese cemetery where his father Kaito (George Takei), who was slain by Adam, is also buried. “It’s poetic justice to have Adam end up in the same graveyard as Kaito,” Kring notes. “We’ve given the audience no reason to believe that Adam can figure a way to get out of there. The fact that he can live forever makes this the most gruesome of internments. If this happened to any of us, at least we’d know we’d soon have the mercy of death. Not here.”

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Brooklyn, NY: Mohinder arrives home to find Maya and Sylar, who tells him they need his help. Mohinder learns Sylar’s powers are gone, he tries to kill him with a knife, but Sylar has a gun and stops him. Sylar wants the cure because he got the virus. Maya realizes Sylar lied to her and starts using her ability. They all start getting blackened eyes, even Molly that comes out of her room, screaming. Then Maya stops her power. Mohinder says he will help them.

Manhattan, NY: Angela had been released from jail. Matt tells her Adam and Peter murdered Victoria. She says 30 years ago she helped Adam, then she realized she was wrong. Angela then says Adam wants to release the virus in Odessa. and to Matt in a thought that if they can’t stop Peter, shoot him in the head.

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NBC’s ‘Heroes’ won its timeslot handily in its season finale.

According to same-day viewing estimates by Nielsen, reported by Variety.com

At NBC, “Heroes” ended its rookie season with strong numbers (6.2/15, 13.48m from 9-10:02 p.m.), prevailing by 4 shares in 18-49 and by 7 shares in adults 18-34 over ABC’s “Bachelor.” It was followed by the special off-night finale of “Law & Order: CI” (3.0/8, 8.85m).

Excellent news then, and we sure hope to see that trend continue during the second season ( or ‘Volume Two’) of Heroes.

Jack Coleman (HRG/ Mr. Bennet on Heroes) revealed some information on the season Finale. “Fans can expect a satisfying ending as well as a ‘big cliffhanger’ in the last few minutes of the upcoming season finale. What it really is is a fantastic resolution,” Coleman said in an interview at the Saturn Awards in Universal City, Calif., last week. “And then a springboard into something completely unexpected. I just saw it, and it’s so cool I can’t even tell you. It’s just fantastic. It’s like, ‘What? What?’ It’s great.”

Since the birth of the Heroes show, we have seen Coleman’s character in many different forms. With his initial debut, we saw Bennet as little more than ambiguous villain. Throughout the series, we have learned more about his mysterious character, and about his chosen mission in Heroes. He turned his back on his organization, which I still would like to know more about, and has chosen to go through means necessary to protect Claire (Hayden Panettiere). “I think he’s morphed into a good guy,” Coleman said of his character. “He had to make a choice. He chose Claire. And then there’s the fallout from that. But the good thing is that I don’t think he’ll be defanged. I think his skill set will be used still in a morally gray way, but to different ends.”

Coleman also revealed that his character (H.R.G.– because of his horn-rimmed glasses) will finally get a first name. “There will be a name,” Coleman promised. “I can’t tell you when it comes or how it comes, but I think there will be a name.” (via Sci-Fi)

Masi Oka, who plays the time-traveling Hiro in NBC’s Heroes, told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming season finale will have a resolution of the first season and a cliffhanger in the last three minutes that will lead directly into season two. “I think it’s great the way the finale ends,” Oka said in an interview May 10 at the Saturn Awards in Universal City, Calif., where he was honored for best supporting actor in a television series. “It’s a wrapping up of volume one, which is [called] ‘Genesis.’ And it wraps up the whole bomb storyline. So it’s a nice finale, and there’s a great cliffhanger with everybody, I would say. And you do get to see a little bit of volume two, which is called Generations“

Oka also talked about the return of guest star George Takei, who plays his father on the show and has some involvement with the mysterious O.W.I., or Organization Without Initials. “It’s going to be pretty fantastic,” Oka said of the next episode, titled “Landslide.” “[Takei is] there, and we get a little bit of a training montage, like a Karate Kid thing. … He might be part of the O.W.I. We don’t know. The whole O.W.I. could be something bigger than we think. And as I say, volume two is called ‘Generations.’ What does that mean? Does that mean the past? There’s going to be some more things with generations of other families, or is it generations in terms of years? Eras? Who knows?”

As for the final episode, Oka said it was a difficult shoot, but the efforts of the cast and crew

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