Heroes is without a doubt one of the most exciting shows of this newish television season. Now that Lost is beginning to fizzle out a little, Heroes is here to continue the charge, providing pounds of excitement and suspense every week as well as one of the coolest characters on television to date (HIRO!!!! Who else?). As a way of extending the story (and their advertising revenue), NBC is offering small Heroes graphic novels every week, which serve to push the storyline of each episode slightly farther, giving us a little more insight into the large amount of characters on the show. The novels are available to read over the web OR available as PDF downloads, which is of course the true way to read a comic folks!

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It’s been reported over the weekend that Monty Python stay Terry Jones has been diagnosed with bowel cancer and is currently undergoing treatment in a private hospital in London. The talk is that they’ve caught it soon enough and hopes are high that treatment will be successful, but, still, cancer is nothing to play around with, so let’s all hope for the best. Monty Python’s Spamalot has just opened on London’s West End, where Jones was in attendance, enjoying himself and posing for pictures along with Michael Palin, Eric Idle and Terry Gilliam.

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In a recent appearance at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, David Hasselhoff of the 1980s television series Knight Rider, revealed to a “stunned” room of fans that KITT was in fact, homosexual. Whether or not Hasselhoff was joking is unclear nor did he explain how automobiles can have a gender type and sexual preference. I mean, what does this then mean for the whole KITT vs KARR storyline!? The Hoff has seemed a bit unstable lately, with many people attributing his erratic behavior to an oft-rumored drinking problem. His problems seem to only get worse a few days after dropping the KITT = gay bomb when he fell asleep on the set of GMTV during a commercial break where he was appearing for an interview about his autobiography and new single, “I want to drive you home”.

Read more: Hasselhoff reveals KITT’s sexuality and more during interview

On a recent Daily Show, Jon Stewart asks some really hard questions, such as, what exactly is the president’s job? Curiously, it doesn’t seem that anyone really knows what it is, other than a few vague comments and lots of fund-raising, but, we’re told it’s not our business to really even care. But is that enough for Jon Stewart, noooo, of course not, it’s never enough.

Watch a clip from a recent Daily Show and wonder along with Jon after the jump..
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Yeah! We’re big big fans of Heroes and most certainly think it’s one of the breakaway hits so far this season, so we were happy to hear that NBC recently announced they are upping their order of episodes up to 22, giving Heroes a full first season. This is a great sign for a show that’s only just getting to their third aired episode of the season. Heroes is pulling in viewers, averaging around 13.5 million, putting it at the top of it’s Monday time slot and number 1 as the new series among the coveted adults 18-49 demo (tied with an ABC show we don’t care about).

Read more: NBC picks up Heroes for a full season (Via TV Squad)

New York Lost fans are probably the second luckiest behind the Hawaiians who get to randomly walk onto Lost sets scattered around the island. Why New York? Well, on November 6th at the flagship Toys R’ Us Times Square store, Todd McFarlane himself AND an unannounced actor from the show (Charlie? Jack? Boone?) will be on-hand to officially launch the McFarlane-line of Lost Season 1 action figures and provide autographs to those who are able to actually purchase a figure. The ticketing process will be announced soon, but if you plan on being in the NYC area that day AND love Lost, you owe it to all of the Lost fans around the world to get a ticket, fight the crowd and get your figure autographed. Then send it to us.

Read more: Lost figurines to debut at Toys R’ Us Times Square event