[Myke] season final for Heroes SUCKED!!!!

it sure did, Myke. It sure did.

GE

 

I don't watch that show and, based on this news, I am sad for all that did. I hate it when quality TV takes a turn for the worse.

 

Heroes is a great show and the finale was good. Even though they should have put the last two episodes together for one 2 hour finale

btw Myke sucks not Heroes...thank you /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif

 

for me it was very much a cop out - almost as though they forgot they only had one last episode to tie it all up. I don't think the last two episodes strung together would made the ending any better.

It was a poor conclusion for a mostly solid season. Too bad. The fact that the spin-off series is adopting the "YOU decide" approach on how the second season is populated is more troubling for me though.

GE

 

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Why didn't Peter just fly himself away to explode, is there any reason he couldn't use his brother's ability? It seemed like they copied the "fly the exploding bomb up to the sky" idea from the Alabasta story-arc of One Piece.



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I think it's because Peter can't control two powers at a time (yet) and considering that he can't even control the nuke power (which is the whole conflict behind season 1, him blowing up because he can't control his powers) he probably just...couldn't fly even if he wanted to.

The finale needed to be split up into two episodes; they just tried too much with too little time. It was also just...badly written and could've benefitted from reworking a few things. Some "logic" issues too (how could Nathan and Hiro get so close to Peter when he's going all nuclear? How stupid is Sylar for letting Hiro run up to him/how stupid is Hiro for running up to Sylar instaed of teleporting after he got his ass handed to him twice already? Etc...). Also, some continuity problems (why not just knock Peter out and bring him somewhere safe to blow? Knocking him out seems to have worked in the past). They also never explained why future Hiro couldn't just go back in time to kill Sylar. Etc etc.

The show has an interesting premise, plot and characters, but suffers from bad writing (continuity issues for example) and some poor performances (but this is TV...so I'll cut it some slack).

If the writers get their act together, the show can become something really special.

And Peter punching Sylar? -__- At least give us some TK punches while he's being TK choked.






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I enjoyed the finale...it was a bit different...and the fact that you do not see the explosion upfront could set up something later down the road.

 

Wasn't the big shadow an eclipse?

Anyways, ya, like I said, shitty writing. Myke just gave a lot of examples.

I could think of a bunch of different ways to actually make the whole Hiro running into Sylar thing work. One such way could be that Sylar gets a vision of the future (suddenly and as if he was forced to see this vision). Who does he (and he alone; i.e. not us) see? The big bad man Molly was talking about. That distraction gives Hiro the time needed to make the kill (which he should STILL teleport).

Anyways, ya, shitty writing. It's okay for the viewer to suspend their disbelief once in a while, but when it gets to a point where they take a step back, go "WTF?" and leave to go and jack off to Claire, then you know you need better writers.

 

Hiro was already a good swordsman. Remember in the future episode? He says he was trained in a certain type similar to kendo. His father just helped him refine it and get rid of this fear. Also, since he is the son of the legendary Kensei, you could say it runs in his blood (george takei is kensei).

 

In stabbing skylor how did Hiro show he was an expert swordsman? The biggest point the show made was that now he was brave enough to even risk the encounter. There was no flashy sword play. He ran up and just stabbed dude!

 

I think the whole point of Hiro's kendo practice was to show how much faster than bullets a sword can be. After all, Sylar had no issues with Parkman's bullets when they were fired at a close distance - but a Japanese fellow porting in ten feet away and attacking in a straight line? tough to manage.

Really, the show has always been plagued by bad writing (I read once somewhere that individual writers worked on individual characters so that they could get shows written faster) and it all came to a head at the conclusion. They broke time every episode they used it as a device and they broke their whole premise (save the cheerleader, save the world) the moment they popped Hiro and Ando 5 years in the future and she was A) alive and B) New York was still a bombed out city.

You can explain the whole thing away very easily (which is why time travel in stories suck) but that shouldn't be the job of the audience.

There were a lot of problems in this series and it was too bad they rushed into an ending that only added to the pile instead of subtracting them.

If they had just trimmed away the fat that was the whole Nikki/DL/Micah storyline they could have devoted a lot more energy to the actual plot. Those writers needed two things desperately: 1) continuity advisers 2)editors.

GE

 

Apparently weren't some of the writers from lost? I remember hearing about they took the negative feedback with lost(More questions with every episode)all the question marks from lost and decided to come up with something more predictable and continuing story with Heroes..

 

The show, in my opinion, was going down hill since the first break the last episode was just horrid. There were more shows foreshadowing the fight between Sylar and Peter than there were punches in the actual fight.

 

Umm im pretty sure Sylar isnt dead unless i dreamed up that hole scene of the line of blood leading towards the sewer

 

no, that particular pile of excrement was written in.

GE

 

I bet it has something to do with the dung beetle that helped him escape from the haitian and glasses. Or whatever happened that he escaped.