Heroes - Season 4

[bori]

boo month wait

[Jak]

Yah, falling scene was sad but.. still so cheap looking.

Good episode overall, somewhat boring (minus Nathan/Sylar/Peter parts). And boo-x2 for month wait.

[Qalbert]

Falling scene made me laugh, that was just terrible.

gayest thing I've seen and I've seen a dude fucking another dude up the arse

[TummieGaruda]

Ok so what did Samuel mean that it wasn't Claire he was after, and what was that wierd crazy haze when Gretchen backed her car away? Was that Becky getting into Gretchens car? Is Samuel after Gretchen?

edit:
Nvm my friend pointed out that the Carnival travels and can disappear and reappear in thin air. The reflection in gretchens back car window showed the Carnival Vanishing, but still who is Samuel after?

[Eticket]

Ok so what did Samuel mean that it wasn't Claire he was after, and what was that wierd crazy haze when Gretchen backed her car away? Was that Becky getting into Gretchens car? Is Samuel after Gretchen?

The haze was the reflection of the carnival disappearing as the carnival itself disappeared as she drove off.

[Ivaden]

Didn't see the episode, Monday night classes, won't see until Wednesday on Netflix etc., etc., but wasn't Noah's face one of the faces on the tattoo girl that Samuel formed with his ink pen thing? Maybe he's trying to get Claire only to get revenge on Noah for Becky?

I dunno. Maybe I shouldn't guess before seeing the episode.

[TummieGaruda]

I don't know, his ultimate goal isn't very clear. All we know is that Samuel is gathering people with abilities, and we know that his power multiplies based on how many people with powers are around him. My friend and I had a theory about him being like a capacitor and he can build up and store his power but the writers haven't really spelled out his endgame clearly so everything is pretty much up in the air.

[Eticket]

He was gathering people before he knew how his power worked. He only found out that he became more powerful with more people around him last week. Something happened between him and Danko around the time of Joseph's death. That may have something to do with it.

[Katlan]

bye bye nathan. : ( good farewell scene

I hope your not talking about the falling scene? that was the most retarded moment of Heroes this season lol. Otherwise good episode, but they could of come up w/ anything better than that to kill off Nathan. The buildup to it was well done though, Peter got closure

[Serif]

The reason they did it so cheesy and slomoish was to show the transition from Nathan to Sylar.

Not sure how else they could of done it, him hit the car and then Sylar get up?

I agree the falling part was cheesy but it got the point across.

Did they show a preview for the next episode? I just watched it on Hulu

I have a feeling we will be seeing another Eclipse here soon.

[Null]

No preview, I watched it on T.V and sat around in hopes

[Ohaigaiz]

i am SO FUCKING TIRED of samuel's goddamn speeches about family and love. we get it man, you're cool and want to get a bunch of people with powers together. shut the fuck up already.

thank god nathan is finally fucking dead. that's another thing i'm so fucking tired of, him coming back and forth between sylar and nathan.

this show has become a goddamn fucking drama and not an action/thriller/science fiction. when was the last time there was a good fight scene using powers? they totally fucked this goddamn show up by making sylar all powerful. each person should have one fucking power that has its strengths and weaknesses(i.e. claire's power, whatever).

i never really wanted to say anything before because i just kept watching and watching, but this show has become dumb as fuck. i understand needing to have a plot and not just pew pew i have super powers, but it's become totally skewed and retarded.

[Lordshin]

i am SO FUCKING TIRED of samuel's goddamn speeches about family and love. we get it man, you're cool and want to get a bunch of people with powers together. shut the fuck up already.

thank god nathan is finally fucking dead. that's another thing i'm so fucking tired of, him coming back and forth between sylar and nathan.

this show has become a goddamn fucking drama and not an action/thriller/science fiction. when was the last time there was a good fight scene using powers? they totally fucked this goddamn show up by making sylar all powerful. each person should have one fucking power that has its strengths and weaknesses(i.e. claire's power, whatever).

i never really wanted to say anything before because i just kept watching and watching, but this show has become dumb as fuck. i understand needing to have a plot and not just pew pew i have super powers, but it's become totally skewed and retarded.

I'm pretty sure the show was supposed to be a drama from the beginning...
I'm sure if they wanted it to be a Action/Thriller/Sci-fi show they would have done that from the beginning.

But yeah.. i'm glad nathan is finally gone, i think that scene was well done even though it was cheesy as hell...

[Null]

this show has become a goddamn fucking drama and not an action/thriller/science fiction.

What the hell were you expecting? That is the damn premise of the show.

I don't know if I like The Haitian being called Rene.

Edit: Damn didn't see the other post above.

[Khamsin]

What the hell were you expecting? That is the damn premise of the show.

I don't know if I like The Haitian being called Rene.

Edit: Damn didn't see the other post above.

When was his name first revealed?

I didn't really notice. Just all of a sudden people were calling him Rene this season.

[Null]

Honestly I'm not sure. I feel it has been said before this season but last episode was the first time I recall it sticking with me after being said.

[Ivaden]

His first name was revealed in season three I think, when Nathan and Peter went to wherever he was that he was fighting against his brother. Someone said something along the lines of U HAVE TO GO FIND RENE AND ALL WILL BE RIGHT and I remember being like, Okay, who the FUCK is Rene? Then a big wtfux when it ended up being the Haitian. One thing that really irked me, on the subject of him, is how he left the shot when he was in this episode. Comes in a room. Peter and Angela leave the room, Haitian just walks off into the room off-screen. UGH.

[Tyche]

I'm probably the only one, but the snippet of Peter vs Sylar powerless was remarkable. They did it right, no cheesy sci-fi special effects, no lightning bolts and fire, just an intense and passionate fight scene. I don't think it could have been scripted any better.

Also, am I forgetting something? Isn't Hiro still at the carnival? What's going to happen when he tells Claire?

[Xanthe]

Also, am I forgetting something? Isn't Hiro still at the carnival? What's going to happen when he tells Claire?

Nope, Scotty beamed him up. He's somewhere, or rather sometime, but we don't know exactly where or when that is.

[Serif]

Nope, Scotty beamed him up. He's somewhere, or rather sometime, but we don't know exactly where or when that is.

I could be wrong but wasn't there a scene showing Hiro/Ando/Suresh running through the woods together ?

Or was that from a previous season?