After the People choice award, Heroes goes after for the Golden Globe. I don’t think that Heroes could win Best Drama Series, but Masi has a chance to get to win “Best performance by an actor in supporting role” except he has to take down Jeremy Irons!

Whatever, 2 little spoilers from TVGuide guys;

Question: On Heroes, it just seems that Niki has a beyond-extreme case of split personality disorder. How is what she has considered a power?� Leora
Matt Roush: Have you seen this babe in action when she’s possessed by Jessica? She’s a freaking Amazon with super strength. When the show comes back a week from tonight, one of the more amusing moments comes when you see how all the cops keeping Niki/Jessica in custody cringe in fear, anticipating her next violent outburst. This isn’t a happy power, but it is a power.

Question: The fact that I read your column even though I have Michigan fuzzy dice hanging in my car suggests a frightening and abnormal obsession, so you’d better give me some darned good Heroes scoop to keep me around!â€â€? Madeleine
Ausiello: You mean you didn’t shove those things in the glove compartment after that embarrassing loss to USC!? That’s loyalty, Madeleine. And to reward your loyalty to AA, I’ll pass along a casting tip I got about two new recurring heroes coming on board: One is described as a 35- to 40-year-old white male who has no problem doing “cruel, inhuman things” for the greater good, and the other is an early twenties female temptress who “wields a tremendous amount of sex appeal” and is willing to “get her hands dirty” for her employer. Oh, and here’s another tip for ya: Keep a close eye on the Ausiello Report today. Rumor has it I may be posting an exclusive interview with Heroes creator Tim Kring, featuring scoop about the next big death, the de-gaying of Zach and the February-sweeps twist that will have everyone buzzing. Also, there’s a very good chance Tim might break some ginormous news about Milo’s detestable bangs. This thing’s gonna be huge, I tell ya â€â€? huge!

According to Michael Ausiello from TvGuide, one of our lovely couples can’t stand to each other. I’m pretty curious about this, but i cannot think who are these cold couple.

Question: We have missed you! Please give us the best scoop you can give us, your choice of show!� Kelly

Ausiello: Eenie, meenie, minie… Heroes! If other huge TV hits have taught us anything, it’s that great success begets huge ego clashes. So it should come as no surprise that on-screen tensions within one of Heroes’ main couples have spilled over into real life. According to multiple unnamed sources who asked not to be identified for fear of having their brains devoured, the female half of this twosome cannot stand to be in the same room as her leading man, let alone make out with him. Coincidentally (or perhaps not), these two have shared only a handful of scenes together in recent weeks. Send me your guesses, and I promise I won’t confirm it if you’re correct! (I like my brain without teeth marks, too.)

Here are our options to guess:

• Nathan – His Wife
• Peter – Simone
• Isaac – Simone
• Niki – D.L.
• Niki – Nathan

Tim Kring talked tvguide and confirm that, one of our Heroes will die tonight, but maybe somehow he/she’ll reappear on show.

Someone with superpowers will die. But it could have been much worse, Kring claims.
“We originally intended the Grim Reaper to come sooner and more often. In fact, we started out with a couple of the heroes already on the chopping block.” What saved them? “Every actor and character is working so well that it’s been hard to let anyone go. Still, killing this [character] will generate a tremendous amount of story.”

But does death on Heroes really mean death? What with the flashbacks, the wild dreams and Hiro’s ability to time-jump, might we see the doomed star again?
“There is a fluidity to our show,” Kring concedes. “People can come and go… and reappear.”