Milo Ventimiglia plants a sweet kiss on his girlfriend, talent agent Isabella Brewster, while spending the day at Disneyland theme together on Sunday (February 21) in Anaheim, Calif.

How cute are they wearing matching Mickey Mouse ear hats!? Both Milo and Isabella had their names engraved on the backs of their hats too!

Links:
- February 21st: spending the day at Disneyland theme

With no new episodes of Heroes left to watch, I’m extremely excited to see these new photos of our beloved Milo Ventimgilia! He attended the One Club’s 2nd Annual One Show Entertainment Awards on February 17, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.

The One Club exists to champion and promote excellence in advertising and design in all its forms. It is the world’s foremost non-profit organization devoted to elevating creative work in the industry. It seeks to celebrate the legacy of creative advertising and to use that legacy to inspire future generations.

Now I am dying to know how you guys are feeling about the facial hair? So many of you have disliked such moves from his former co-star Adrian Pasdar in the past but personally I don’t think either could do wrong in that department.

 Links:
- Source: Accidental Sexiness
- Gallery: February 17th: One Show Honors The Best In Advertising And Entertainment
- Follow Milo Ventimiglia Web on Twitter

Milo Ventimiglia Web is still here, but there was no Heroes episode last monday =( so here is a bit of an overview of what happend at the end of the volume, Thanks to Seattle Pi! No new airdate has been confirmed yet.

If Heroes’ previous season finales have taught viewers anything, it’s that they can expect to see most of the superpowered good guys come together to bring down the villain.

Robert Knepper, who plays this season’s power-hungry, carnival-leading baddie, Samuel, promises more of the same in Monday’s Season 4 send-off. But for Samuel, it’s no more Mr. Nice Guy.

“Samuel never went up to Hiro [Masi Oka] and Peter [Milo Ventimiglia] and said, ‘You’re going to work for me.’ He made them realize something about themselves that they needed to realize and hopefully they would thank Samuel,” Knepper tells TVGuide.com. “There was this manipulative approach that didn’t work out how he wanted it to work out. In the end, he’s going to say ‘ … I’m going to get you back. I’m going to show you my true colors — you’re now working for me.’ And if they don’t, there’s going to be a price to pay.”

Claire Bennett (Hayden Panettiere) and her father (Jack Coleman) have already gotten a taste of what Samuel’s willing to do: The most recent episode ended with them locked in a trailer and buried alive 50 feet underground. Coleman says it doesn’t look good for Noah (aka HRG), but he and Claire will get to work out some of their problems.

“I think part of Samuel’s evil plot is to have Claire watch HRG die, because his lungs will obviously collapse on him as the oxygen diminishes and hers will keep regenerating,” Coleman says. “So, it’s a pretty sticky wicket, but in the finale there are some pretty sweet scenes between the two of them that should be pretty touching. Even though there’s been strain throughout the season, it never got to the point of ‘I hate you and never want to see you again.’ It was always mitigated by a sense of love, and the two of them have always been able to overcome their issues.”

Heroes: Will Hiro and Charlie meet again?

So what brings the rest of the heroes to the party? Hiro still has a score to settle with Samuel for trapping his long lost love Charlie (Jayma Mays) somewhere in the time-space continuum. And Peter and Sylar (Zachary Quinto) are on a mission to prevent Emma (Deanne Bray), who’s currently in Samuel’s care, from killing thousands as Peter’s vision has predicted.

“The people who had been aligned before all of a sudden might not be,” Coleman says. “Hiro gets to have some sort of closure with the character of Charlie, and there’s a very interesting bookend to the first episode of this volume involving Tracy [Ali Larter] and water.”

As for Peter and Sylar, Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg) stands in the way of them saving the day. Even though Peter freed Sylar from being trapped in his own nightmare, Grunberg says Parkman is still the gatekeeper.

Robert Knepper lets us inside the head of Heroes’ new villain

“Parkman is really in control of who is going to be able to affect the ultimate outcome,” Grunberg says. “[In their minds], they’ve experienced three years, and Sylar has redeemed himself in the eyes of Peter. But for Parkman, it’s been 30 minutes and he says, ‘You’re not going anywhere.’

“Parkman’s gone a little loopy and a little dark,” Grunberg continues. “Over four years of the show, there’s all this mistrust. So, Parkman has finally taken this into my own hands. It’s very clear that he can control anybody he wants. He’s really the guy who’s holding the cards and he’s more powerful than anybody ever anticipated.”

Watch previews for the Heroes finale in our Online Video Guide

As for hard details about how the drama unfolds, the cast is characteristically mum. Coleman only says that Claire plays a pivotal role. “Obviously, there is a showdown with Samuel,” Coleman says. “But at the very end is Claire sort of blowing the lid off everything. … If you go back to the pilot and how we first met [Claire] — jumping off the oil rig and resetting her shoulder and talking into the camera — there’s a bit of harkening back to that but with much larger implications. So, that would kick off the next volume.”

But will there be a next volume? Ratings for the oft-criticized show have slid to all-time lows for the series. However, NBC’s schedule is wide open in light of the network’s recent late-night woes. Coleman says the volume’s end has a certain finality to it, but he would like the chance to more adequately wrap up the characters’ arcs.

Grunberg is more emphatic. “I cannot imagine this as our series finale,” he says. “People will be incredibly disappointed. They will be pleased with the end of the volume, but as a series finale, it’s not even close. That’s what gives me hope.”

What do you want to see in the Heroes finale? Are you hoping for another season?

 

I added the screencaps for Mondays Heroes episode 419: Brave New World. Enjoy.

Links:
- 419: Brave New World

Enjoy the captures for Heroes 418 “The Wall”! Click the link below to chceck them out.

Links:
- 418: The Wall

Milo twittered about the second episode of Ultradome yesterday. If you want to watch it, click the link below. Enjoy. Make sure you follow Milo on Twitter and please follow Milo Ventimiglia Web on twitter to get the latest ins and outs about Milo!!

Links:
- Watch Ultradome Episode 2
- Follow Milo on Twitter
- Follow Milo Ventimiglia Web on Twitter!!!

Peter, the Internet is for mortgage payments and porn ONLY!
 
Way to go, kids! It’s all your fault that Heroes will be canceled! Well, not really, but you’re pushing it. According to the blog TorrentFreak, which reports on the Internet black market known as file-sharing, NBC’s Heroes was the most illegally downloaded television show of 2009.

The stat shouldn’t be taken as gospel, however, as the site merely lists the number of downloads for a show’s most popular episode and not its entire season run (not to mention that it’s tough to swallow empirical data from a site with “freak” in its name). Still, TorrentFreak claims that the most-pirated episode of Heroes (the particulars of the episode were not disclosed) was “stolen” approximately 6,580,000 times. That’s over half a million more than the show’s average TV audience.
 
Overall, sci-fi and action dominated the list of most-pirated shows, with Lost (6,310,000 downloads), Prison Break (3,450,000), Dexter (2,780,000), and House (2,590,000) rounding out the top five. Eight of the top ten entries were broadcast shows, and two were premium-cable shows (Dexter and no. 10 True Blood), indicating that TV piracy isn’t committed primarily by those who don’t want to pay extra for HBO and Showtime, but rather by those who don’t want to pay for cable at all and are willing to watch on their dinky computer monitors.

And while online piracy is thought to be the realm of the male basement nerd, both Grey’s Anatomy and Desperate Housewives made the top ten list. Either female basement nerds are getting into the act too, or the guys out there are getting soft. That’s what happens when you dudes gender-swap and level a female night elf to 70 in World of Warcraft.

Overall, the takeaway from these numbers isn’t that there are millions of horrible people out there stealing TV (a large chunk of the downloads is thought to be from foreign markets that can’t get the shows legally), it’s this: Television viewing habits are changing. Networks shouldn’t be looking for ways to stop illegal downloading, but rather to find a way to make it work to their advantage.

The list:
Show Title, Downloads of most-popular episode
1. Heroes, 6,580,000
2. Lost, 6,310,000
3. Prison Break, 3,450,000
4. Dexter, 2,780,000
5. House, 2,590,000
6. 24, 2,440,000
7. Desperate Housewives, 2,180,000
8. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, 1,960,000
9. Grey’s Anatomy, 1,740,000
10. True Blood, 1,600,000

Source: TV.com

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