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Tue Apr 17, 2007 — by Kai Connolly

Short attention-span Heroes

Preview preceeds premiere

The Addiction: Heroes, NBC Mondays
The Cure: Monday, April 23
The Quick Fix: The first 2 minutes of Monday's episode available at fanpop.com/spots/heroes/videos/24692

The doctor (no no not that Doctor) has spoken!

Hello Heroes Fans, yes it's true I checked myself ... the first two minutes of next week's highly anticipated return of Heroes is available online for your viewing pleasure. In case you haven't been watching the Peacock network's other shows and have missed the commercial featuring the Cheerleader, Peter, Hiro and the next young person that is going to "Save the World" – set your TiVo for NBC all day and all night until you find it. There is a 60 second promo with all the Heroes gang and the featuring the newest hook, Nickelbacks' new release "If Everyone Cared."

Six days and counting!

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