Heroes (TV Show)

[yall hate]

Yep, I did. Overall I thought it was a cool episode, action wise. Don't know what to think of the developments though at the moment. Will wait to see what they do with it.

What are you confused about?

ok well Sylar kills Nathan.  They make Sylar think he is Nathan.  Sylar shape shifts into Nathan.  But then they are burning Sylar's body (which I assume is Nathan) - But Nathan couldnt have shifted his shape...


edit: and they have previously brought people back from the dead (I think from using Claire's blood, if I remember correctly...so why was that not an option)

Well, the Sylar we saw burning is the old shape shifter body that was killed some episodes ago. That's the one being burned.

I don't know what they did with Nathan's body though, and I don't know why Claire's blood wasn't an option. My theory is that Mama Petrelli figured that this was the optimum way to contain Sylar.

I dont think it was the old shape shifter - first, wasnt he cremated at building 26 or whatever...?  I am almost positive when Bennet wants to make sure it is Sylar, they said it was already cremated...

I guess Sylar had to live because in an earlier episode when we were in the future, Sylar was good.  So if Sylar was alive then, he couldnt have been killed here...

[crownsy]

this about sums up my feelings on the episode and misgivings over the use of the sylar character for no real purpose the last season.


http://io9.com/5231488/what-the-hell-is-sylars-deal-anyway

[BudweiserCeltic]

Yep, I did. Overall I thought it was a cool episode, action wise. Don't know what to think of the developments though at the moment. Will wait to see what they do with it.

What are you confused about?

ok well Sylar kills Nathan.  They make Sylar think he is Nathan.  Sylar shape shifts into Nathan.  But then they are burning Sylar's body (which I assume is Nathan) - But Nathan couldnt have shifted his shape...


edit: and they have previously brought people back from the dead (I think from using Claire's blood, if I remember correctly...so why was that not an option)

Well, the Sylar we saw burning is the old shape shifter body that was killed some episodes ago. That's the one being burned.

I don't know what they did with Nathan's body though, and I don't know why Claire's blood wasn't an option. My theory is that Mama Petrelli figured that this was the optimum way to contain Sylar.

I dont think it was the old shape shifter - first, wasnt he cremated at building 26 or whatever...?  I am almost positive when Bennet wants to make sure it is Sylar, they said it was already cremated...

I guess Sylar had to live because in an earlier episode when we were in the future, Sylar was good.  So if Sylar was alive then, he couldnt have been killed here...

Bennett stopped the cremation in order to do the DNA analysis. He even mentions it before they change Sylar into Nathan.

And you're confused about the whole future thing. That Sylar was alive and good in the future in an earlier episode has nothing to do with what is currently going on.

[LB3533]

President Worf really let Peter touch him?

[guava_wrench]

President Worf really let Peter touch him?

Peter finding time for romance in the middle of a crisis. What a playah.

[Moranis]

President Worf really let Peter touch him?

Nope, he let his chief of staff touch him.

[BudweiserCeltic]

Some good casting news, now that Prison Break is over... Heroes just got T-Bagged:
http://news-briefs.ew.com/2009/06/heroes-casts-prison-break-star-robert-knepper-as-new-bad-guy.html

I really like him.

[BudweiserCeltic]

Just watched the premiere of season 4.

I thought it was a good one, and much more promising than the previous 2 seasons. I think T-Bag's character is an interesting one. I still think the show is too slow for what it could be.

I really liked the knife fight with Peter and the other dude. I think that's a cool power to have in a show like this.

Don't care for Claire's college life.

I like the Noah-Tracy pairing.

Not sure how I feel about the current Parkman situation, but it might turn out to be quite interesting depending on how much Sylar influences him.

One thing though, did they really need to use the word REDEMPTION like 50 times throughout the episode? I'm surprised they didn't use Bob Marley's song at some point.

And another thing, ratings for the premiere where quite bad, so this might end up being the final season for this show. It's being paired up against House, so it'll probably struggle throughout the whole season.

[KCattheStripe]

For you comic book nerds out there: Matt Parkman is... ONSLAUGHT!

[KCattheStripe]

Oh and the Sylar shapeshifting into one shape and being convinced that who he is, recently done in The Exiles where Proteus is convinced he's actually Morph.