Heroes reminds me of Comics I used to read, the last couple of season was like when a comic get a new writer or artist. Everyone hates it, and they bring back the original writers or artists.
Heroes reminds me of Comics I used to read, the last couple of season was like when a comic get a new writer or artist. Everyone hates it, and they bring back the original writers or artists.
This a thousand times over. I think Claire's mother is awesome, and I like how they showed her being more than a fragile flower.
To me that represented the fact that everyone can handle situations they're being put through, sure it's ok to care about loved ones, but keeping them in the dark is more of a detriment than assistance.
For the first in a long time, I couldn't wait for the scenes with Sandra/Claire/Fishboy.
I get a feeling we're gonna see less emo in Claire also, because finally she's happy with her life and said she wouldn't trade it for anything else, does this mean no more mopey "I wish I was normal" ? Maybe the writers heard our pleas.
Now the show would be perfect if Hiro and Ando just became Haijin and started playing MMOs all day and were never brought back. They served their purpose and no longer have one on the show.
Really approve of them focusing on 3-4 characters tonight, great job Heroes. I'll accept a Hiro/Ando ep next week, since they had a week off. Hopefully they should get a nice amount of content because of this(nothing like a 10 min trip to India to do absolutely nothing).
To what the person said about PUP dying in Pinehearst: he was holding Sylar and all sylar said was "I dont need to move around to take you out"...then you see the guy wriggle around a bit and fall out. I had guessed Sylar imploded his brain or something but apparantly the guy is peachy keen lol.
Overall though, they are finally making a good pace. First few episodes were garbage but now im looking forward to seeing next week's ep :D
Spoiler: show
Or are we suppose to not remember?
I am pretty sure he couldn't use his powers at the time when he bashed her head in and examined her brains.
Sylar was infected with the Shanti virus when he killed Candice and was unable to aquire her ability as far as I remember.
The whole point of him eating- I mean examining her brain was to show he couldn't absorb powers.
Its a good thing Loeb is gone. He'd make it obvious who "Rebel" is, and upon finding out that everyone already knows he will change it to something impossible... like it was Mohinder the whole time!
I think Angela is working with Micah. They are Rebel.
Micah has to touch the specific computer to manipulate it, though, so unless he was hiding under the desk at each of those locations, I doubt it's him. Unless his power has been broadened to include touching something on the other side of the world and telling it to hack whatever computer Matt's next to, or texting people's phones.
Peoples powers do manifest and he was young when we saw him last. With that said, I would be disapointed if it is him. Thus it will be knowing the writters. He'll be like 'Eagle Eye'
Wrong, Micah can touch any networked computer or device. When Micah rigged the election, Candice presumed she'd have to drive him all over New York. Instead Micah was like "nah, I can sense them all from here". He then, if I recall, looked very strained like the fact that he was now using "T3h Interwebs" was much like when Parkman strains to control multiple people. After finishing he looked visibly drained like he probably shouldn't even try to open Notepad with his powers for a lil while.
Later, Micah changed traffic lights to green while his mom was driving by touching his cell phone and using wireless signals.
This is Jeff Loeb's writing you're talking about.
I know, the next time Peter travels to the future we find out Molly and Micah have a child who eventually takes on the name "Skynet" ... then some fighting ensues and we find out this is some big ploy where the Sarah Conner Chronicles and Heroes have a joint episode in which Summer Glau reveals that shes actually still River Tam afterall. After 10 seconds of fade to black Joss Whedon walks on screen and reveals that hes the mastermind behind everything and we all just Lost the Game.
Was meant to be completely random and funny? I dunno ... that entire post was ad-lib as I typed and random ideas popped into my head. The moral of the story Firefly was awesome, the kind of awesome the first season of Heroes gave to me before crushing it in season 2 like that meme with the zoom in on the japanese guys face.