Today, September 25, marks the 10th anniversary of Heroes - and the actor behind Dr Mohinder Suresh has revealed what would've happened if Heroes Reborn had gone on to a second season.
Sendhil Ramamurthy - who reprised his Heroes role in the event series - revealed his character's fate exclusively to Digital Spy.
Mohinder appeared to meet his demise in Reborn, but Ramaurthy told DS that he was actually in talks to return to the series if it had continued.
"I know that if there were to have been a second season, that [series creator] Tim Kring had already spoken to me about my schedule," he said.
NBC's decision not to renew Reborn put paid to all that, though Ramamurthy insisted that a "one-and-done" season was actually Kring's original intention.
"I think if it had done amazingly well, he would've tried to come up with some more story - but I think he has other plans for it now.
"Not necessarily on television, but using different platforms. I'm not quite sure where he's heading with all that."
Ramamurthy also revealed that his character was intended to have a larger role in the first season of Heroes Reborn, but that his commitment to Sky1's Lucky Man necessitated rewrites.
"I had signed on for Lucky Man already and they had this quite big arc written for me - Tim Kring had pitched this huge big arc for my character on Heroes Reborn, so I was a little bit heartbroken.
"They worked it out so I was flying back and forth between London and Toronto for the entire summer - shooting two TV series at the same time!
"I flew back and forth three times to shoot my little... extended cameos, really, is what we were able to work out, time-wise. So it wasn't the arc that was planned for Dr Suresh to come back to Heroes, but I was just really grateful to be able to be a part of it at all."
Watch the Heroes Reborn cast talk to Digital Spy about hopes for a second season:
