I LOVE HEROES! Please don't keep me hanging. At least wrap it so that it has some sort of an ending. I am not sure if I like Sylar good or bad though.
Save Heroes
April 29th, 2010 3:28 PM
The 1st and 2nd season was based on average people having abilities. You had future Hiro go back in time to save the world and deliver Peter a message. Hiro saved Ando by teleporting him to his job before he went go fight Sylar in the 1st season (and he only new that by going into the future). But wouldn't you do the same thing if you could travel in time? Matt used his ability and put thoughts into peoples heads and used what they were thinking to his advantage. What would you do if you had his ability? You had Peter who used his abilities to save people and did whatever it took to save his brother Nathan. Flew him to the hospital, saved him with Adams blood from all the burns and gun shots to the chest. Its funny that in season 3 he forgets how to save his brother. They could of used Claires blood at any time (Noah was proof of that), time travel and healing power. What would you do if that was your brother? Sylar used his abilities for his own personal gain. Which is what a bad pers
pete
April 29th, 2010 4:26 AM
Honestly, as I think about everything written in the below two posts, I gotta say that's an almost Redlettermedia caliber laying-bare of the Heroes situation.
pete
April 29th, 2010 4:18 AM
Derek, you the man.
Derek
April 29th, 2010 2:14 AM
Heroes getting prematurely put on hiatus and rewritten because of the writers strike back in Season 2 was basically comparable to your girlfriend going away to college and then coming back home in the summer as an entirely different person. The show returned to us as unfaithful (to it's own projected paths, which I swear change every few episodes, and to it's fans), risk taking (how many times can you guys jump the shark?), bitchy and yet giving us little reason to put up with it (like it's characters,) spewing nonsense (no explanation needed,) ball breaking (neutering it's main character because they ran out of plot devices to weaken him,) feeding us lies about one of it's suspicious "friends" that it claims is it's long lost brother to get us to not suspect that we're being played (cough, Sylar, cough,) tries to conceal their guilt in misleading you in any way with ridiculous stories and excuses (come on, we all know that they planned Sylar to be Peter's brother... how can you retco
Derek
April 29th, 2010 1:53 AM
I think that if they were allowed to order only 13 episodes, they'd probably be able to piece together a likeable and coherent (I'm just too cynical about Heroes at this point to say "good") story arc. And either one that effectively ends the overall story (which is probably the best case scenario) or one that actually leads somewhere (which is very unlikely.) I loved Heroes Season 1, and I loved where Season 2 was heading. But, from the ashes of the forced ending of Season 2 and that ridiculous alternate ending that came out of left field was born what I consider to be an entirely different show. It's one which has had some great moments, but has been without any kind of direction, has been inconsistent, and just overall... crappy. I'm sorry, but when a SERIALIZED drama isn't actually GOING anywhere, then there is obviously something wrong. And that's really what the problem might be. Season 1 was going somewhere. Season 2 was (supposed to be) going somewhere. And Season 3 an
Jabalong
April 27th, 2010 12:32 PM
Season 1 of Heroes was great because it was new and exciting with all kinds of interesting characters and storylines. Season 2 was a stunted victim of the writer's strike, while Season 3 felt kind of like a rehash of past themes. But Season 4 of Heroes has been a fun ride, a departure from the whole agency/government hunting specials, and really got me excited about the show again. Looking forward to Season 5 if/when it's confirmed.
Tim
April 27th, 2010 11:57 AM
Awesome! Now lets see what they can do with one last chance. Will they give the fans what we want. Will certain characters come back, will Peter get his abilities back and will their powers work like their suppose to. Let's hope Tim and his writers are in touch with their fans.
Krystal
April 27th, 2010 2:48 AM
Yes, season one was good. I just meant that I, personally have enjoyed all the other seasons as well, to ME it wasn't any better than the rest. Just to be clear.
Save Heroes
April 26th, 2010 2:51 PM
This is one last shot to either wrap it up with a final season or put back on the map like in season 1. Come on Tim, listen to your fans ideas and get creative again.
Heroes season 1 overated! First off is the only show if it's kind on TV. Its not your typical comedy, action or drama. It's was different and that's what drew people to it the first season.
Shaz
April 26th, 2010 6:43 AM
The reason ppl put so much stock in season 1 is because it was great, the way they told the stories of the char's the way they connected different char's to each other and the way they connected everyone to a main storyline, thats all dissapeared since season 2, thats why there was so much hype about the first season it was just done to a very good standard.
Jackie
April 23rd, 2010 7:36 PM
Please, please, PLEASE on Chuck! I have no strong feelings either way on Heroes. I stopped watching a long time ago, but I have friends who love it.
angelpoo12
April 23rd, 2010 2:28 AM
Chuck fans are fighting hard for S4 on Twitter. That would be a great Birthday present if Chuck get S4. The show continues to improve each week.
Paul
April 23rd, 2010 2:19 AM
Tbh 13 episodes is wayyy to much. Honestly I will admit, I don't like the show any more, i have the final 9 episodes of season 4 saved to watch later on, yeah it feels like a chore. I mean it's so boring and depressing. I say give it 8 episodes, and expand onto more exciting, new characters for the final part of the series, while keeping the others on the backburner, and get rid of T Bag, he was good in Prison Break, not in Heroes, the actor clearly isn't concerned with being typecast... Hopefully NBC announce a 6 week *exciting* Heroes event (2 hour premiere + finale) and shock the fans it's lost by pumping out something of equal to or greater than the quality of season 1. Fire Tim Kring and never let him work on a show again!
Krystal
April 23rd, 2010 1:34 AM
I think people put too much "stock" in season 1, it wasn't that gr8, sure they had some gems, but i love the show. it's not perfect but hey I'm still watching and obviously other people are too. (I won't lie though, I'm mostly in LOVE with Noah, Peter and SYLAR.)
FuckHeroes
April 23rd, 2010 1:09 AM
Yeah ok let's keep hoping they get it right this time. For fucks sake let this shit die already.
Isa
April 22nd, 2010 4:37 PM
I don't remeber Bromstad saying anything about Heroes getting 13 episodes. I know that it's a rumor, but I never heard of it coming directly from NBC. Source, please, writer?
Rehnaxia
April 22nd, 2010 3:11 PM
Well, even if the last seasons aren't so great, it annoys me how some people want it to end it. I mean, there are still a few people who like the show (me included) and even some of those who aren't fans like they use to be, they still watch it in order to know how it ends. Like I said before, I don't care if the next season is crappy or not. However I've been following this show for quite a long time and If I don't know how it would end I will feel frustated, since I wasted a lot of hours of my life watching it.
I wonder if they'll do a spin-off, since I don't understand how Heroes might affect upcoming shows. The thought of a spin-off is waht scares me the most, because usually I hate spin-offs. But if they do one, I hope it is about the Carnival, since they had tons of carnies with yet unknown powers.
John
April 22nd, 2010 2:53 PM
Lets hope they get it right this time and get back to the status of season 1. They just got to do the opposite of everything they did in season 3 & 4.lol
Sylar: I can't bring Nathan back Peter, but I can sure as Hell swing a sledgehammer.
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May 2nd, 2010 11:58 PM
I LOVE HEROES! Please don't keep me hanging. At least wrap it so that it has some sort of an ending. I am not sure if I like Sylar good or bad though.
April 29th, 2010 3:28 PM
The 1st and 2nd season was based on average people having abilities. You had future Hiro go back in time to save the world and deliver Peter a message. Hiro saved Ando by teleporting him to his job before he went go fight Sylar in the 1st season (and he only new that by going into the future). But wouldn't you do the same thing if you could travel in time? Matt used his ability and put thoughts into peoples heads and used what they were thinking to his advantage. What would you do if you had his ability? You had Peter who used his abilities to save people and did whatever it took to save his brother Nathan. Flew him to the hospital, saved him with Adams blood from all the burns and gun shots to the chest. Its funny that in season 3 he forgets how to save his brother. They could of used Claires blood at any time (Noah was proof of that), time travel and healing power. What would you do if that was your brother? Sylar used his abilities for his own personal gain. Which is what a bad pers
April 29th, 2010 4:26 AM
Honestly, as I think about everything written in the below two posts, I gotta say that's an almost Redlettermedia caliber laying-bare of the Heroes situation.
April 29th, 2010 4:18 AM
Derek, you the man.
April 29th, 2010 2:14 AM
Heroes getting prematurely put on hiatus and rewritten because of the writers strike back in Season 2 was basically comparable to your girlfriend going away to college and then coming back home in the summer as an entirely different person. The show returned to us as unfaithful (to it's own projected paths, which I swear change every few episodes, and to it's fans), risk taking (how many times can you guys jump the shark?), bitchy and yet giving us little reason to put up with it (like it's characters,) spewing nonsense (no explanation needed,) ball breaking (neutering it's main character because they ran out of plot devices to weaken him,) feeding us lies about one of it's suspicious "friends" that it claims is it's long lost brother to get us to not suspect that we're being played (cough, Sylar, cough,) tries to conceal their guilt in misleading you in any way with ridiculous stories and excuses (come on, we all know that they planned Sylar to be Peter's brother... how can you retco
April 29th, 2010 1:53 AM
I think that if they were allowed to order only 13 episodes, they'd probably be able to piece together a likeable and coherent (I'm just too cynical about Heroes at this point to say "good") story arc. And either one that effectively ends the overall story (which is probably the best case scenario) or one that actually leads somewhere (which is very unlikely.) I loved Heroes Season 1, and I loved where Season 2 was heading. But, from the ashes of the forced ending of Season 2 and that ridiculous alternate ending that came out of left field was born what I consider to be an entirely different show. It's one which has had some great moments, but has been without any kind of direction, has been inconsistent, and just overall... crappy. I'm sorry, but when a SERIALIZED drama isn't actually GOING anywhere, then there is obviously something wrong. And that's really what the problem might be. Season 1 was going somewhere. Season 2 was (supposed to be) going somewhere. And Season 3 an
April 27th, 2010 12:32 PM
Season 1 of Heroes was great because it was new and exciting with all kinds of interesting characters and storylines. Season 2 was a stunted victim of the writer's strike, while Season 3 felt kind of like a rehash of past themes. But Season 4 of Heroes has been a fun ride, a departure from the whole agency/government hunting specials, and really got me excited about the show again. Looking forward to Season 5 if/when it's confirmed.
April 27th, 2010 11:57 AM
Awesome! Now lets see what they can do with one last chance. Will they give the fans what we want. Will certain characters come back, will Peter get his abilities back and will their powers work like their suppose to. Let's hope Tim and his writers are in touch with their fans.
April 27th, 2010 2:48 AM
Yes, season one was good. I just meant that I, personally have enjoyed all the other seasons as well, to ME it wasn't any better than the rest. Just to be clear.
April 26th, 2010 2:51 PM
This is one last shot to either wrap it up with a final season or put back on the map like in season 1. Come on Tim, listen to your fans ideas and get creative again.
Heroes season 1 overated! First off is the only show if it's kind on TV. Its not your typical comedy, action or drama. It's was different and that's what drew people to it the first season.
April 26th, 2010 6:43 AM
The reason ppl put so much stock in season 1 is because it was great, the way they told the stories of the char's the way they connected different char's to each other and the way they connected everyone to a main storyline, thats all dissapeared since season 2, thats why there was so much hype about the first season it was just done to a very good standard.
April 23rd, 2010 7:36 PM
Please, please, PLEASE on Chuck! I have no strong feelings either way on Heroes. I stopped watching a long time ago, but I have friends who love it.
April 23rd, 2010 2:28 AM
Chuck fans are fighting hard for S4 on Twitter. That would be a great Birthday present if Chuck get S4. The show continues to improve each week.
April 23rd, 2010 2:19 AM
Tbh 13 episodes is wayyy to much. Honestly I will admit, I don't like the show any more, i have the final 9 episodes of season 4 saved to watch later on, yeah it feels like a chore. I mean it's so boring and depressing. I say give it 8 episodes, and expand onto more exciting, new characters for the final part of the series, while keeping the others on the backburner, and get rid of T Bag, he was good in Prison Break, not in Heroes, the actor clearly isn't concerned with being typecast... Hopefully NBC announce a 6 week *exciting* Heroes event (2 hour premiere + finale) and shock the fans it's lost by pumping out something of equal to or greater than the quality of season 1. Fire Tim Kring and never let him work on a show again!
April 23rd, 2010 1:34 AM
I think people put too much "stock" in season 1, it wasn't that gr8, sure they had some gems, but i love the show. it's not perfect but hey I'm still watching and obviously other people are too. (I won't lie though, I'm mostly in LOVE with Noah, Peter and SYLAR.)
April 23rd, 2010 1:09 AM
Yeah ok let's keep hoping they get it right this time. For fucks sake let this shit die already.
April 22nd, 2010 4:37 PM
I don't remeber Bromstad saying anything about Heroes getting 13 episodes. I know that it's a rumor, but I never heard of it coming directly from NBC. Source, please, writer?
April 22nd, 2010 3:11 PM
Well, even if the last seasons aren't so great, it annoys me how some people want it to end it. I mean, there are still a few people who like the show (me included) and even some of those who aren't fans like they use to be, they still watch it in order to know how it ends. Like I said before, I don't care if the next season is crappy or not. However I've been following this show for quite a long time and If I don't know how it would end I will feel frustated, since I wasted a lot of hours of my life watching it.
I wonder if they'll do a spin-off, since I don't understand how Heroes might affect upcoming shows. The thought of a spin-off is waht scares me the most, because usually I hate spin-offs. But if they do one, I hope it is about the Carnival, since they had tons of carnies with yet unknown powers.
April 22nd, 2010 2:53 PM
Lets hope they get it right this time and get back to the status of season 1. They just got to do the opposite of everything they did in season 3 & 4.lol