If you didn’t like the first season of Heroes you’re a monster. There I said it. Mileage may vary on how bad it’s gotten, but it’s only gone down hill from there. I consider Heroes my guilty pleasure watch at this point. I want in my geek heart of hearts for there to be a good super hero show on television. It still fails to happen every week. Some cool stuff occasionally will happen, but more often than not we’re trapped in the middle of a plot hole big enough to bury a normal series. I’m not sure why heroes is still on, but I’m watching it. Sadly I’ll probably watch it till it gets canceled. Even Sylar, my favorite part of last season has gotten ridiculous. His mental double harassing Matt Parkman reminds me of Matt Parkman going on the vision quest last season, it makes me wish they’d kill off Parkman so we wouldn’t have to hear about him anymore. For the past two season’s I’ve been hoping for them to pull a miracle out and make the show watchable, and to stop breaking the rules and mythos the show originally set up. Time will tell, I won’t be holding my breath.
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I've only seen the first season of Heroes recently, but I love it. Now I'm afraid that it's gonna start sucking. I can't see how it should be interesting after the initial story-arc.
Great Sylar art, though!
Be afraid be very afraid, Season 2 is very unforgiving in the suck department.
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Indeed this is the case, if you don't support average to great geek things when they happen, who's going to make more for you. I feel the same way about those that didn't like District 9. Looking at you Bango.
There was a point when I went, why am I still watching this, and that's when I realized that Pandora's Box of good time watching was empty except for hope. What happened to you Saresh, you used to be beautiful.
Nathan, although a cool character, really needed to die at the end of Season 1 to keep things poignant. Sylar, whom I loved in season one, needed to stay dead too. Faggy soap opera reanimations are for squares.
Indeed this is the case, if you don't support average to great geek things when they happen, who's going to make more for you? I feel the same way about those that didn't like District 9. Looking at you Bango.
Nathan, although a cool character, really needed to die at the end of Season 1 to keep things poignant. Sylar, whom I loved in season one, needed to stay dead too. Estrogen filled soap opera reanimations are for squares.
Heroes has sucked since season one, I watched 2.5 boring episodes and fell asleep. Plot holes are not mysterious and none of the characters were compelling.
Yeah they need to kill off Matt Parkman. Right now the show could be titled Too Many Fucking Heroes.