Heroes Season 3

[Woo]

I didn't mind the showdown with his father tbh. The flashback was strange- every time I hear that Fleetwood Mac song I think of F1, so that took me out of the scene. Here's the tune if you've forgotten it.



Awesome tune.

You know I hadn't even missed Hiro and Ando over the last few episodes and I don't care about their subplot. Are they back in time again? Or is that a different baby?

I am loving the tease of this 'Rebel'. It HAS to be Hannah right? Maybe Micah, but Hannah would make much more sense and would be a huge mark out moment for me. In season one we saw her in the future working with HRG to help superheroes in the same way Claire was in this so it kind of works.

Speaking of Claire I quite liked her plot this week and enjoy the idea of her helping all these heroes every week, but it looks as though that's not going to happen now. Btw I can't believe she is STILL saying bullshit like "I wish I wasn't special" wtf? We had that in the very first episode of season one! Her character has had no growth at all. Quite why Puppet Guy would need help is a mystery to me though.

The part of the episode with Nathan and Partman with the bomb strapped to him was awesome. It took me back to season one where the heroes logically use their powers to escape situations. I've been enjoying the feud between Nathan and Danko too thus far, but I don't get why Nathan wants everyone caught- what's the point of that Nathan? You started this plan, why?

Hopefully Sylar kills off Danko in the next episode.

[Kevin Borg]

piece of shit episode of Heroes and I think i'm done with the show. The revelation of Rebel sucked balls, how the hell am i now supposed to treat rebel like the leader of the rebellion? WTF happened to Sylar in Danko's apartment. Are the writers expecting me to just accept that Sylar either a) opted to merely leave after going through all the trouble of going there, or b) start working on Danko's side and giving him people with abilities without stealing their ability? I'm sure they'll bring Ali Larter back, but how the fuck did what happen to her happen? It's be like Meredith being burned everytime she used her firepowers, it'd be like Nathan getting jet lag and crashing everytime he flew. What a dick move by Parkmen and Mohinder not to release everyone in the facility.

[Carter]

First, Micah being Rebel was so predictable, that by the time it was finally reveled it wasn't all that shocking. An ok Micah can tell machines what to do, but no way can an ATM print a legitimate boarding pass. What bs.

Also, since when did Micah become so cool? The Micah I know was all winy and really wasn't that creative. Now he has everything mapped out so well. "I had a feeling you might lead them to me so I had some sick nasty backup plans. Here, let me just use this hand held computer thing I created even though I'm like 12 to create a diversion."

I agree somar the Sylar situation was poor. I mean that was the cliff hanger ending and they don't even mention it in the entire episode. What a poor job.

[Woo]

What a crap episode. Not even a Yogi Bear reference or an ET homage can save it.

How did Peter know where Angela was?

How did Sylar manage to not only find but drag Puppet Guy to Danko's house?

What happens to Tracy when she melts? "Yay, I'm alive....shit I'm in a 1000 pieces. Also wouldn't have made much more sense, not to mention be hilarious if she just froze the carpark floor and made everyone fall over?

While I was happy Daphne got a better death.... even though she's not dead.... what was the point?

Also since when did Ando's power allow him to do Street Fighter style Hadokens?

How shit were those flying special effects?


Damn they went with Micah in the end. I'm not surprised as I did predict it, but a little disappointed. I'm not even sure how his power works anymore and yes the cash machine printing out whatever it printed was stupid, who put that paper into the damn thing?


Oh yeah and WTF Matt and Mohinder to just leave everyone there! What the hell? And just how many fucking times are Matt and Mo going to get caught only to be freed?


The ONLY good thing about this episode was Hiro wheeling Ando in the wheelbarrow but did he not think it might be a good idea to save Janice too?

[Carter]

Not sure if anyone still watches this show, or comes on this forum for that matter, but if you do then what did u think of last nights episode?

I thought it was complete crap. Arguably the worst of the series. Not only was the episode completely boring, it pissed me off and confused me.

First, the whole mother son bonding thing at the church was way to long and way to boring.

Also, the whole Nathan Clare thing is kinda creepy. Every time they look at each other I feel a little uneasy.

Finally, the whole sylar storyline is retarded. However, I did enjoy the whole set up where they convinced HRG that Sylar was dead. The look on his face was priceless.

However, after looking at the shape sifters from past episodes after being killed shouldn't they return to their actual body?

[Kevin Borg]

However, after looking at the shape sifters from past episodes after being killed shouldn't they return to their actual body?

I can't think of any other shape shifters except for that one chick who was really hot that turned out not to be so, but her power was slightly different in that she changed the view of the world around her, not actually shifting her bones and whatnot.

I don't understand what Peter was pissed with God about. God made him extraordinary, and Peter saved the world twice. Maybe he's just got an ego complex and can be the ONLY one allowed to save the world.

I didn't mind so much that this episode lacked a lot of action, what i didn't like was that it was characterization of characters and plot devices that aren't that interesting. Nathan should have died at the end of season one and has had no real place on the show since then and Claire has been a stuck up bitch since season two. She hated HRG as a father and now hates Nathan as a father, it's the same story just a different dad. And why all of a sudden does Nathan want to reconcile with a girl he never got to know when he already has a wife and two kids that left him? Didn't he promise his kids that he'd come back to them when he stopped seeing himself as a burned up corpse in season 2?

When Angela turned out to be villainous and bigger than she seemed in season one, it was a shock and she had real purpose on the show. She was very manipulative and did villianous things that she thought was for the greater good, kind of like a female lex luthor. She has since lost her place since Primatech is gone and probably should have died when Arthur died.

[Woo]

I haven't seen this one yet, but I'll add to what Somar said about the 'Shape shifter girl'. Her name was Candice and yeah she didn't shapeshift really, she was an 'Illusionist' and changed what people see rather than her own appearance. There was the one episode where she made Simone's dead body vanish so the cops wouldn't see it.

Speaking of her, WHY THE FUCK DID THEY KILL HER!?

[Carter]

I really enjoyed this weeks heroes. I don't know why but I loved that flashback. idk, I just thought the whole flashback was well done and her sister living their all those years kinda spooked me out; but it entertained me. Easily one of my favorites this year....