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Heroes Season Finale Spoilers

Here’s the latest scoop from E! Online’s Watch with Kristin:

• According to Greg Grunberg, Matt Parkman is asked to do something “huge” and “incredibly dark” that results in the demise of another character. “It’s not expected. It’s pretty sick. Torture is involved. It’s someone we all know."

• Based of the success of last week’s "1961" episode, look for more in season four about young Angela, Alice and the rest of the Company founders in their idealistic youth.

• According to Bryan Fuller, season 4 will be a brave new era for the show. "Fugitives was such a dark chapter in the history of Heroes, so we look at Redemption as a unifying theme for next season. We’re going to see redemption for all of the characters in one respect or another. Our goal going into season four is taking every character and making that character’s story evolve into an entire series. We just want the smorgasbord of Heroes to be as satisfying for everybody."

• And it looks like Hiro’s nosebleed won’t be fatal – Fuller says "The Hiro story for season four is the best story we’ve ever come up with for Hiro. It’s so emotional and exciting and adventurous."

• Who’s dead or alive?  According to Kring, Daphne and Adam are definitely dead and staying dead (at least for now).  Claude is not likely to appear anytime soon.  Ali Larter will be back for season 4 and will not be playing Barbara.  She will come back as Tracy Strauss.  How is that possible?  Bryan Fuller says to tune in to the finale.

• And what of the much-rumored death that will “stick?”  The person is male, and he’s someone you’ve definitely come to know quite well since season one. In many ways, the killer also dies, but you’ll just have to wait until next week to understand what that means. 

Who do you think is kicking the bucket?  Leave your comment and let us know what you think. 

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