As requested by browncoatjack, here is HU episode 7 (last weeks). It's focused on Matt with a bit of Ted for good measure. Cast interviews aplenty. I ♥ Greg Grunberg!

http://www.sendspace.com/file/zoebx9

As promised, here is last night's episode of BBC's Heroes Unmasked. The first part is all about HRG and the Bennets (lots of stuff about The Glasses themselves and some nice talk with Jack Coleman.) Then the last part is a focus on a lot of the flying stunts they've done with Adrain Pasdar with exclusive footage, much of which is shirtless! Also I must give a special thanks to one stunts guy who describes how Adrian "(would) stand there, in basically just boxer-briefs" for the stunt. Thanks for that image from heaven :) Also, we get to see cute!cyber!Nathan who the producers made for their stunts. Why can't they make us all a Nathan?

Here is the link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VCUXJ8D5

Title: The Lobster

Rating: PG.
Wordcount: 863
Pairing/Characters: Nathan, Peter
Notes: Pre-series. No spoilers.
Author: MadMancunian
Fandom: Heroes
Summary: Nathan is 12-14. Peter is 0-2.

Just watched this weeks Heroes Unmasked (BBC documentary series) and they had the cutest interview with Adrian Pasdar about his now infamous "Flying  Man" escape scene. Apparently the stunt landing was painful so he hurt his feet (as well as falling a lot) hence Nathan's look of pain and hopping up and down. The director and AP decided between them that this was fairly realistic as Nathan wouldn't have "superpowered feet" so friction burns would be a must on landing :) The interview had a double cuteness factor as Adrian was wearing that much featured crazy hat/blue NASA jacket combo:



There are also some nice shirtless and pajama panted Nathan outakes *drool*. I'll upload the doc to Sendspace tomorrow but for now enjoy the Petrelli-tastic Episode 3 of the same series. It has a Milo montage set to SexyBack in a "serious documentary". What more do you need to know?

http://www.sendspace.com/file/dhrq41

The Pasdar's latest Youtube video is called "Forbidden Fruit". He's definitely fucking with us.

Nathan/Peter Fic rec:

http://trkkr47.seeking-solace.com/fanfic/nathanfic/index.html

It's pretty long but the characterisation is excellent.
Also just for a bit of insanity, my brother linked me to this immense advert that's been showing here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnzFRV1LwIo

I can't help but love it to death and want Gorilla fic. Rock Star gorilla fic. In boring life-stuff I'm kind of gutted that I can't get all the courses I want for uni next year and so I'm bombarding various departmental people, to no success yet. Boo hiss boo to my Uni!

Music-wise I'm loving Jose Gonzalez's cover of Massive Attack's Teardrop. Free download here.

That is all.

So we've just had Homecoming here in England (I've already seen the whole series by nefarious internet methods) and the first thing that occurred to me was how many women there were in this point of the series compared to latterly. Eden, Niki/Jesica, Ma Petrelli, Heidi, Female FBI (name?) person, Matt's wife, Claire, Jackie, Mrs Bennet, Simone etc. Is it just me or does the series get increasingly male? This isn't something that I'm complaining about (who would complain about axing Simone!!), more just curious. To be honest I'm quite glad to see the back of a lot of those characters as a lot of them were tedious or lived out their purpose. The only women I'd say have worked are Claire, Mrs Bennet and Heidi (though both very underused) and the awesome Mrs Petrelli. Perhaps a mention should be given also to Eden who started out dull, got interesting, then promptly died. I wonder if the new female charcters we're getting in series 2 will be interesting, or just end up hogging screen time until they get offed mid-season? And was it that the storylines weren't good enough for the women characters en masse or are men just better in sci-fi/Tim Kring's writing?

Other thoughts. I can't believe how much my character prefernces changed over the course of the season. Nathan up till now pretty much sucks, so far in the narrative he's only done BadPolitician things and not even been in some episodes at all. Yet he absolutely becomes my favourite character. The people I'm watching it with haven't seen it before and so won't believe that Nathan rules. And Sylar. They also don't understand my hatred for the Sanders storyline. It's not that I hate any of the actors in it, they just desperately need some plot.

Sorry if this is a little dull and rambley, it's my first post so I need to get into the habit :)