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The first season was solid. I thought last season was horrendous. Hopefully the third season will bring back the storylines we care about and they'll stop meandering off telling the stories of throw away characters.
I think the writers strike really screwed last season up. It wasn't terrible but they really seemed to stretch the material as far as they could. They have been pretty solid on the graphic novel side, so I think season three is gonna be a lot better.
I still think the scene where future Sylar, and future Peter square off in season one is the most epic television scene ever. Some of the New characters, like Echo are gonna be serious badasses as well.
Spoiler!!!!!!!!
I also read that HRG and Sylar will be working together this year.
I love Heroes. Season 2 was a little slack, but I am confident that season 3 will be badass. Also I am in love with Claire. I met Hayden at Dragoncon this past weekend. She seemed really nice.
Pretty good start. A whole lot going on at once. A little disjointed and confusing but that's normal. Seems like it should be a really good season. I like the new characters.
Tell me about it. I started watching, but I got distracted and tried to go back, but it was too late for me. Screw it, I'll just d'l it, I says to myself. I need to be able to watch this show recorded so I can go back and watch stuff again that confuses me.
I figure the confusion is part of the package. Makes you feel like a lot of the characters. Part of what I like is how things slowly clear up as the season moves forward, usually with startling results.
Yeah it is kind of patterned on a big comic book series like House of M. There are big and small story arcs, and you really never know whats going on until the end.
Does anyone have a theory on what Sylar does to brains now that we know he does not eat them?
Yeah it is kind of patterned on a big comic book series like House of M. There are big and small story arcs, and you really never know whats going on until the end.
Does anyone have a theory on what Sylar does to brains now that we know he does not eat them?
Based on what Suresh said, I think he takes the adrenal gland.
I really like "Villians" as the main title. It appears all the characters are going to be making choices that could appear evil, depending on your viewpoint.
Yeah, she's due back this week but I'm guessing she won't be long for this show. It looks like there will be some trimming of the cast in the upcoming weeks.
Post by counterproduct on Dec 4, 2008 12:30:34 GMT -5
so lets not shit ourselves....this show has become a joke. the writing is terrible, the plot has gotten completely out of control. the amazing character study of the first season has turned into a mess. this is not the return to form we were all hoping for after the abysmal second season.
there is hope however, NBC has fired head writers Jeph Loeb and Jesse Alexander and has brought back "Pushing Daisies" writer Bryan Fuller. Universal has also given Fuller a production deal in exchange for saving the show. he'll be back by episode 20 of this season.
all this being said, here's my question. is it worth it? i'm a die hard fan of the series, but i keep having to ask myself this question. we got one amazing season and two pretty shitty ones. so that's twice as much shit as gold! ratings have dropped by more than half. so do the remaining fans think it's worth staying invested in a show that may never recover? even if fuller manages to pull off a miracle and save the writing (which there's no guarantee that one man can), there's still an uphill battle to get back viewers and the show may very well wind up canceled anyway.
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