TERI HATCHER takes off her "Desperate Housewives" baby bump to rehearse with the BAND FROM TV for her upcoming appearances on "Idol Gives Back" and this weekend's "Comedy for a Cure" -- and ET was there.

The Band from TV includes such famous faces as HUGH LAURIE, JAMES DENTON, GREG GRUNBERG, BONNIE SOMERVILLE and BOB GUINEY.

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"Heroes" threw a press conference today to announce a worldwide tour that will encompass Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Munich, Paris, London and New York City -- and the majority of the cast from season one was on hand, including MILO VENTIMIGLIA (Peter Petrelli) and ADRIAN PASDAR (Nathan Petrelli), who it is assumed were blown apart in the season one finale.

"This is about the first season tour and the release for the first season DVD," Creator and Executive Producer TIM KRING said by way of explaining the actors' presence without giving away the storyline for the show's second season.

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Tonight is the penultimate episode of "Heroes"' first season on NBC, airing at 9 p.m., on which Claire (HAYDEN PANETTIERE) and Peter (MILO VENTIMIGLIA) attempt to flee New York City before the explosion.

ET caught up with Hayden to find out how she is handling her success and to get her take on just how indestructible Claire really is.

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Horned-Rimmed Glasses' (JACK COLEMAN) past catches up to him on Monday night's episode of NBC's hit series, "Heroes" (airing at 9 p.m.), when Matt (GREG GRUNBERG) and radioactive Ted (MATTHEW JOHN ARMSTRONG) come to Texas and take his family, including cheerleader Claire (HAYDEN PANETTIERE), hostage.

"I think they're going to shed light on both his motivation and his loyalty, which will, I think, broaden everyone's understanding of who H.R.G. is and what he's been trying to do," Coleman says in defense of his character. "I think it will make him in one way more sympathetic and, in other ways, even more horrific."

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When "Alias" airs its finale this May, it will be the end of the series -- which has been on the air for five years -- not just the season finale. And even though she has a ways to go to reach the end, JENNIFER GARNER, who stars as super spy Sydney Bristow, the woman of a 1,000 disguises, is already tearing up.

"I am a sap," she tells ET's MARK STEINES, who visited the new mom on the set. "I hate goodbyes. I can't even imagine life without these people and this world. It is going to be really, really sad."

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SARAH JESSICA PARKER, JENNIFER GARNER and LEONARDO DiCAPRIO have channeled their inner artist for a good cause. The stars donated finger paintings they did for a celebrity art auction called "Hollywood's Helping Hands" fundraiser Thursday night, which raises money and awareness about epilepsy.

"Alias" star GREG GRUNBERG, whose own 8-year-old son JAKE suffers from the affliction, originated the idea, hosted the event and told our JANN CARL that the support has been unbelievable: "No one has said no. And we're talking about every athlete, every musician you can imagine."

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