Forget the Heroes wiki (ok don’t, not really), Greg Beeman, one of the directors and producers of everyone’s favorite new sci-fi tv series Heroes, has a wonderful blog up discussing his experiences during the production of his episodes. Though sometimes containing a few spoilers, Beeman is offering up TONS of great information and insight, including lots of great behind the scenes photos, brief interviews with the many people involved in the show, and giving his first-hand explanations of decisions he and other’s have made about the show’s direction. Now this is the type of fan-interaction I *love* to see with some of my favorite shows, less intern-backed official blogs and more blogs directly from those who have their hands on the switch. Thanks Greg and keep up the great work!

Read more: Heroes production blog (Potential spoilers alert!)

I love the trend of fan-created wikis for my favorite television shows. This time, we have the fan-created and maintained Heroes wiki, featuring every little piece of information you could ever want to know about for the best new show on television. Lots of spoilers ahead, so beware those who don’t want to know what’s happening in upcoming episodes.

Read more: Heroes Wiki

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!

Read more: Heroes online graphic novels

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)