After four seasons, NBC has formally annulled their once super-popular series "Heroes" subsequent to conjecture over its future.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the network had been considering whether to get the series back to a restricted number of episodes to conclude the story.

However, expectations died with the declaration on Friday, May 14th.

Sources told THR that the gate is still open to probably wrap up the series with a special or movie.

"Heroes" started in 2006 to significant commendation, rapidly turning out to be one of the largest series on television. It even produced its own a by-product that was finally taken out, online constituents, books and retailing.

However, after its first season, its writers were under pressure to keep the show's twisting story on track. For instance, characters were exterminated and restored to life with promptness.

Narrative threads were created, then discarded. Some blamed it on creator/exec producer, Tim Kring's demanding schedule. Others are of the view that "Heroes" just did not meet the expectations of season one.

A lot of people will be upset to see it go so abruptly. Perhaps something might be done to, at least, give the series the climax that it is worthy of.