According to SciFi Wire, another potential Hero heeding the siren song of wrong this season will be Mohinder Suresh, the show's powerless moral compass. Suresh himself, actor Sendhil Ramamurthy, explains:

Everybody has a little bit of an evil side. They have a little bit of a dark side, even people who are good. And you are going to see that part of a lot of the characters that you thought were fundamentally the 'good' on the show, and not just the Suresh character, but other characters as well.

The first step down the troubled and rocky road of evil? Suresh giving himself superpowers in the first hour of Monday's season premiere. Because, if there's one truism that superhero movies and TV shows like to adhere to, it's that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Unless your name is Peter Petrelli, in which case absolute corruption is counteracted by absolute emo pouting.

Will Heroes' Suresh Go Dark? [SciFi Wire]

Visitors to Activating Evolution - named for the book that Suresh's father wrote - will find such goodies as the introduction to the eponymous book, video interviews with fictional geneticists explaining how superpowers would work, and the chance to have your dreams analyzed by Mohinder "himself".

If you're suitably excited by the whole thing, you can even discuss the subject in Mohinder's wiki for accelerated evolution. Although doing so may get you under the watchful eye of Primatech Paper Company.

Activating Evolution [activatingevolution.com]

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• Sarah Connor is a good mom. Okay, we maybe could have done without the bit where Sarah tells John where to find the turkey in the fridge. It felt like the show was telling us to go make ourselves a sandwich. But we'd way rather have those unsubtle moments (like the "Sarah used to read Wizard of Oz to John" speech) than Bionic Woman's constant Jaime-is-an-incompetent-surrogate-mom subplot. If we had to sit through one more scene where Jaime apologizes for letting sis down, we'd be rooting for the terrorists.
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• Sarah Connor calls the shots. We see her being competent and making smart decisions, like the motorcycle thing and figuring out that Enrique is a snitch. And the scene where Glau tells Headey that she's the "best fighter," bar none got me kind of choked up. Sarah doesn't need the dumb suits at the Berkut Group stiffening her spine and aiming her at the bad guys.