Can't say I'm heart broken.
Can't say I'm heart broken.
It would be nice for some type of closure for Heroes.
It'd be nice if they completely revamped it and DID pretty much undo the last couple seasons so we can have our awesome show back.
That aside, the show got really stupid but I'd love some closure. Also, it HAS to get better ratings then some of the garbage they put on TV (The Marriage Ref? The fuck is that shit?)
Biggest cliffhanger ever != good cliffhanger lol
I should have specified that, my bad, but yeah. Regardless of the quality of the cliffhanger, there really needs to be some closure. I can appreciate the idea of allowing the show to fade away and be left only to interpretations of fans as to what might have happened, but I'd prefer to just watch it and avoid looking up crazy theories for a sense of closure.
Heroes cost a lot because they have like 30+ actors who they have to pay, when all but 7-10 of them make an appearance for more then 2 episodes. For ex: They had to pay Mohinder close to his regular salary for, what... 3 episodes? They had to keep him paid in order for him to stay on the show and not go to others. It's retarded
IGN just reported it is officially canceled. No mention of any follow up at all.
What show was canceled?
good riddance, lol
sweet fuck Lost....oh wait GOD DAMNIT NOOOO!!!!
Season 2 is where it all went downhill 3 only sped things up and 4 well... yeah the show was doomed after the first season.
The show was doomed after the ending of the first season. Still sad to see the show go even though it's been fucking terrible.
Was killed by the Writer's strike tbh.
Never recovered.
The commentary on the Season 2 DVDs pretty much confirm this. Watching it, I really got the impression that they'd planned way ahead in advance, but then bam! writer's strike and they had to re-write everything they had planned. They were left playing catch-up with themselves, and could never quite manage it. The show never recovered, and the results are evident. A sad end to what could have been a brilliant show, rather than a show that had one brilliant season.