This week’s episode of “Heroes“ was entitled “The Art of Deception” and we all learned a big lesson in betrayal thanks Carnival control freak, Samuel. He proved how much of a manipulative scumbag he really is by lying to his entire “family,” in order to regain their trust. It makes absolutely no sense, but that was his plan and plenty of people loss their lives because of it. Once again we were forced to watch Claire embed herself into everyone else’s storyline, and we continued to endure Sylar and his lost puppy dog act. What happened to the good old days when he was a legitimate bad guy?

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The latest episode of “Heroes” entitled “Pass/Fail” took us on a trip to an alternate reality, or rather Hiro’s subconscious thanks to his brain tumor. We saw a lot of familiar faces from previous season’s including George Takei’s return as Kaito Nakamura, and like most of you I too couldn’t get the Star Trek connection between him and Zachary Quinto out of my head. Speaking of Quinto, he returned after his blink and you missed it appearance from last week, and spent the majority of his scenes with Claire. Between multiple cameos and bad monologues this episode of “Heroes” was less than extraordinary…

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This week’s episode of “Heroes” was entitled “Close to you” and it was anything but. It once again centered on Noah Bennett’s non-stop search for Samuel and his mystical carnival that has evaded him for months. Peter has slowly morphed into his old self again after Nathan’s passing, and is ready to spring into action and save some lives. Hiro and Ando turn into a two man wrecking crew who’s sole purpose is to break Dr. Suresh out of a mental institution. Their three stooges routine takes up entirely too much of the show’s time, but ultimately serves a greater purpose in the end…

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This week “Heroes” returned with two new back to back episodes entitled, “Upon this Rock” and “Let it Bleed.” The show picks up with Claire getting more familiar with Samuel and his carny folk, and an incoherent Hiro running the streets of Japan. It also touches on the aftermath of Nathan’s traumatic death and the return of a pissed off and confused Sylar. But here’s a question, when is Sylar NOT pissed off?

Here’s our review…

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Millions of people in this country live off of Netflix. Not only does the service provide us with the latest in movie releases but TV too! Netflix On Demand has become a crutch for busy people everywhere to catch up on recent episodes of their favorite television shows. Unfortunately, according to Gizmodo some of their most popular programs will be going, going, gone! What’s up with that?!

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After last week’s DVD bonanza, this week is a little short with just State of Play to wet your home video appetites. Fortunately, Turner Classic Movies is filling the gap with several box sets of legendary films and there’s plenty of TV on DVD available as well. Oh yes, there’s also the three worst DVDs of the week.