Back in February NBC announced that they were
looking to bring back their popular show Heroes with a reboot titled Heroes
Reborn. The show is only supposed to hit in 2015, but a few details have been already
revealed, like Jack Coleman's return.
In an interview to EW, series creator Tim Kring revealed
something's about the upcoming new series, and what we can expect from it.
"To
be honest, it wasn’t a pitch from me, it was a pitch from NBC to me," Kring
revealed about the series' origin. "They
saw the value in that franchise and brand and asked if I was interested in
helming it again. And we had left the story in a place where we had more story
to tell. So given the opportunity, I had ideas of where I wanted the story to
go originally when we were hoping for a fifth season and so when we were given
the opportunity five years late, some of those same thoughts were there as to
where this story goes. But five years had passed and I also had new ideas on
how to reboot the brand in away that gives people a whole fresh take on the
series with a whole host of new characters but gives you that sense of you’re
in that world of Heroes you’re familiar with."
Kring then talked about why they decided to mainly focus on the new characters and not on those from the previous series.
"The
vast, vast majority are brand new characters, brand new ideas. [Bringing back
previous characters is] really only to give a sense of continuity and a tether
to the original world. If it was all completely brand new, we’d miss certain
elements that need to be there to give you that bridge to cross to something
new. I approached Coleman because he was a character who had a spine through the
series that allowed you to meet new characters. So he’s a character I wanted to
make sure had a little part at the beginning of this thing."
Source - EW
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