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40cakesHeroes: Origins - spin-off of Heroes which will begin airing in its Monday night time slot when that series goes on hiatus. This new series will focus on fresh, never-before-seen characters. NBC will also include an interactive element via NBC.com where viewers will select one Heroes: Origins character to appear on Heroes the following season. The network has ordered 30 combined episodes of both series.
The writing in the next bit is atrocious, but I'm too lazy to summarize what it says, so there:
When it comes to Harry Potter there are so many questions and so few answers, you know like who will be killed-off in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (HP 7), if I don't get HP 7 right away where can I find out what happens?, and what about the eighth HP book. Huh? Sure author J.K. Rowling said HP 7 would be the last of the HP series, and technically it will be. Rowling is, however, revisiting an idea she has discussed in the past, saying, "I might do an eighth book for charity, a kind of encyclopedia of the world so that I could use all the extra material that's not in the books," according to a report in the UK's newspaper The Sunday Telegraph. Rowling's agent, Christopher Little, has verified that such a book could happen explaining that Rowling, "has retained the rights" to the HP series, including any further books, "which she may indeed writer herself."
The writing in the next bit is atrocious, but I'm too lazy to summarize what it says, so there:
When it comes to Harry Potter there are so many questions and so few answers, you know like who will be killed-off in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (HP 7), if I don't get HP 7 right away where can I find out what happens?, and what about the eighth HP book. Huh? Sure author J.K. Rowling said HP 7 would be the last of the HP series, and technically it will be. Rowling is, however, revisiting an idea she has discussed in the past, saying, "I might do an eighth book for charity, a kind of encyclopedia of the world so that I could use all the extra material that's not in the books," according to a report in the UK's newspaper The Sunday Telegraph. Rowling's agent, Christopher Little, has verified that such a book could happen explaining that Rowling, "has retained the rights" to the HP series, including any further books, "which she may indeed writer herself."
