'Watchmen' Clip Montages During 'Heroes', 'Battlestar Galactica' and Others

In anticipation to the nearing theatrical release of "Watchmen", six exclusive clip montages presenting never-before-seen character profiles for the six costumed heroes will be made available by NBC Networks. They will be aired individually starting on Sunday, March 1, during the programming of shows, such as "Heroes", "Battlestar Galactica" and "Burn Notice" which will be broadcast on three NBC Universal networks, NBC, SCI FI and USA Network.

Introducing the film incarnations of the characters who have moved from the pages of the legendary graphic novel to the big screen, the clips will give out the character profile of Rorschach, Dr. Manhattan, The Comedian, Ozymandias, Nite Owl, and Silk Spectre II. The airing of the montages will last until Thursday, March 5. Thereafter, the clips will be available for viewing on NBC's Watchmen site.

Starring Jackie Earle Haley, Billy Crudup, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Matthew Goode, Patrick Wilson, Malin Akerman, and others, "Watchmen" centers on vigilante Rorschach as he investigates the murder of a former hero, the Comedian. Coming across a plot to discredit and murder various heroes, he discovers a far wider-ranging conspiracy involving his colleagues' past which could completely change the course of history. The live-action film will hit the U.S. big screen on March 6.

Airing Schedule of "Watchmen" Character Profiles on NBC Networks:

• March 1: Clip montage featuring Dr. Manhattan airs exclusively during "National Treasure" on USA Network.
• March 2 - Clip montage featuring Rorschach airs exclusively during "Heroes" on NBC.
• March 4 - Clip montage featuring Ozymandias airs exclusively during "Ghost Hunters International" on SCI FI.
• March 5 - Clip montage featuring Nite Owl airs exclusively during "Battlestar Galactica" on SCI FI.
• March 5 - Clip montage featuring Silk Spectre II airs exclusively during "Burn Notice" on USA Network.
• March 5 - Clip montage featuring The Comedian airs exclusively during "30 Rock" on NBC.