NBC Confirms Cancellation of Heroes Comments (Page 4)
64 Comments
Cec
May 15th, 2010 1:36 PM
:( No more heroes? I admit that the show was failing but NO MORE?! Now I just need a new amazing show to become obsessed with. Seriously, I fell in love with this show at the beginning, every thought I was crazy for it but hey, it's Heroes! At the beginning of the first season I even got my best friend obsessed with it. We started writing these amazing fanfictions with us as the main characters which only got me more hooked to the show. There are still some great shows out there but nothing will match the first season of Heroes. I'm really going to miss those guys (and girls). I'll always have a special place in my heart for Heroes.
Jake
May 15th, 2010 10:26 AM
Well most shows are great or ok.. but the you get heroes which was mind blowing awesome :) always kept me intrigued yes the plot changed but if you kept watching and followed the story line we wouldn't have that problem.. and alot of people have the internet these days and if they miss there episode they would downloaded it.. Im unhappy they have cancelled it just hope they at least finish the story line they already have started.
Derek
May 15th, 2010 9:44 AM
It's for the best. I would have hoped they could have sold the show off to SiFi or something, but this is for the better. The only way this show could ever be good again is if Hiro went back in time, before the writers strike, and shoot Future Peter before he shot Nathan in that horrible tacked on premature ending that left the show a pointless, convoluted mess afterwards. I mean, knowing what we do about the writers strike, is it even that unlikely that they couldn't have just waited for the strike to end and push out some episodes to wrap up that whole virus arc before the next season? No, it was stupid.
R.I.P Heroes. Maybe you'll get a decent remake someday, and somebody will actually give you the attention you deserve. Tim Kring and NBC have let you and us down for around 2 and a half years now.
Mike
May 15th, 2010 8:32 AM
The show got too confusing - "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World" was fine, until they did it. Now what? Let's ramble around and confuse the audience with twisting plot lines that make no sense and introduce lost of characters that will confuse everyone even more...and let's make the established characters more confusing too! This is what happened to make me stop watching after season 1. I assumed this was already cancelled last year. One big problem, is that it was on NBC (Stands for No Body Cares) and was mishandled.
Sylar: I can't bring Nathan back Peter, but I can sure as Hell swing a sledgehammer.
May 15th, 2010 1:36 PM
:( No more heroes? I admit that the show was failing but NO MORE?! Now I just need a new amazing show to become obsessed with. Seriously, I fell in love with this show at the beginning, every thought I was crazy for it but hey, it's Heroes! At the beginning of the first season I even got my best friend obsessed with it. We started writing these amazing fanfictions with us as the main characters which only got me more hooked to the show. There are still some great shows out there but nothing will match the first season of Heroes. I'm really going to miss those guys (and girls). I'll always have a special place in my heart for Heroes.
May 15th, 2010 10:26 AM
Well most shows are great or ok.. but the you get heroes which was mind blowing awesome :) always kept me intrigued yes the plot changed but if you kept watching and followed the story line we wouldn't have that problem.. and alot of people have the internet these days and if they miss there episode they would downloaded it.. Im unhappy they have cancelled it just hope they at least finish the story line they already have started.
May 15th, 2010 9:44 AM
It's for the best. I would have hoped they could have sold the show off to SiFi or something, but this is for the better. The only way this show could ever be good again is if Hiro went back in time, before the writers strike, and shoot Future Peter before he shot Nathan in that horrible tacked on premature ending that left the show a pointless, convoluted mess afterwards. I mean, knowing what we do about the writers strike, is it even that unlikely that they couldn't have just waited for the strike to end and push out some episodes to wrap up that whole virus arc before the next season? No, it was stupid.
R.I.P Heroes. Maybe you'll get a decent remake someday, and somebody will actually give you the attention you deserve. Tim Kring and NBC have let you and us down for around 2 and a half years now.
May 15th, 2010 8:32 AM
The show got too confusing - "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World" was fine, until they did it. Now what? Let's ramble around and confuse the audience with twisting plot lines that make no sense and introduce lost of characters that will confuse everyone even more...and let's make the established characters more confusing too! This is what happened to make me stop watching after season 1. I assumed this was already cancelled last year. One big problem, is that it was on NBC (Stands for No Body Cares) and was mishandled.