Heroes : Season 3
(DVD) 

Title from container.

Contains all 25 episodes from the third season.

DVD release of episodes originally broadcast on television in 2008-2009.

Special features: Disc 1: Deleted scenes; "The super power of Heroes" featurette ; commentary on "The second coming" with creator/executive producer Tim Kring, executive producer/episode director Allan Arkush and star Adrian Pasdar ; commentary on "The butterfly effect" with executive producer/episode director Greg Beeman and stars James Kyson Lee and Brea Grant ; commentary on "One of us, one of them" with stars Cristine Rose and Milo Ventimiglia ; commentary on "I am become death" with stars Greg Grunberg and Jamie Hector.

Special features: Disc 2: Deleted scenes; "Completing the scene" featurette; commentary on 'Angles and monsters' with episode director Anthony Hemmingway and co-executive producers Adam Armus & Kay Foster; commentary on 'Dying of the light' with star Sendhil Ramamurthy and co-writers Christopher Zatta and & Chuck Kim; commentary on 'Eris quod sum' with director of photography Charlie Lieberman, editor Scott Boyd and star James Kyson Lee; commentary on 'Villains' with executive producer/episode director Allan Arkush and star Jack Coleman.

Special features: Disc 3: "The prop box" featurette; Tim Sale gallery of screen art; commentary on 'It's coming' with star Blake Shields and director of photography Charlie Lieberman; commentary on 'The eclipse, part 1' with executive producer/episode director Greg Beeman and star Sendhil Ramamurthy; commentary on 'The eclipse, part 2' with stars Cristine Rose & Greg Grunberg; commentary on 'Our father' with stars Masi Oka & Brea Grant.

Special features: Disc 4: Deleted scenes; alternate stories; commentary on 'Dual' with star Zachary Quinto and special effects supervisor Gary D'Amico; commentary on 'A clear and present danger' with creator/executive producer Tim Kring and stars Milo Ventimiglia & Greg Yaitanes; commentary on 'Trust and blood' with executive producer/episode director Allan Arkush and writer Mark Verheiden; commentary on 'Building 26' with art director Sandy Getzler and production designer Ruth Ammon.

Special features: Disc 5: Deleted scenes; "Genetics of a scene" featurette; The Writers' Forum; commentary on 'Cold wars' with stars Jack Coleman & Sendhil Ramamurthy; commentary on 'Exposed' with stars Milo Ventimiglia & Greg Grunberg; commentary on 'Shades of gray' with stars David H. Lawrence XVII and Script coordinator Oliver Grigsby; commentary on 'Cold snap' with stars Bryan Fuller & Masi Oka.

Special features: Disc 6: Deleted scenes; commentary on 'Into asylum' with camera operator Nate Goodman and co-producer Joe Pokaski; commentary on 'Turn and face the stranger' with writers Mark Verheiden & Rob Fresco; commentary on '1961' with editor Jon Koslowsky and director Adam Kane; commentary on 'I am Sylar' with camera operator Nate Goodman, and co-executive producers Kay Foster & Adam Armus; commentary on 'An invisible thread' with director of photography Charlie Lieberman and editor Donn Aron.

Special features: deleted scenes ; "Completing the scene" featurette ; "The prop box" featurette ; Tim Sale gallery of screen art ; alternate stories ; "Genetics of a scene" featurette ; the writer's forum ; commentaries.

Creator, Tim Kring ; Music, Wendy Melvoin, Lisa Coleman.

Jack Coleman, Greg Grunberg, Ali Larter, Jason Kyson Lee, Masi Oka, Hayden Panettiere, Adrian Pasdar, Zachary Quinto, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Milo Ventimiglia.

Nathan creates a secret government program to hunt and capture people with superhuman abilities that gets out of his control, while those with abilities fight or flee. Peter struggles with his limited powers, and Hiro struggles with his lack of powers. Sylar searches for his father and has a run in with the government program, but makes a different decision than any of the other superpowered people.

MPAA rating: Not rated.

DVD ; anamorphic widescreen (1.78:1) presentation ; Dolby digital 5.1 surround.

In English, with optional subtitles in English, French, or Spanish.

Closed-captioned.