Anticlimatic Heroes
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Was I the only one who was a little disappointed buy last night season finale of Heroes? Granted, they a do a better job of paying off the mysteries and tell you whats going on than say Lost, but what I wanted to see was a REAL battle between Peter and Sylar. But noooooo. For the 3rd time in a row Pete gets his glutinous maximus handed to him like he ordered it for breakfast. They are both proficient in TK, but Peter can fly, hear thoughts, turn invisible, and heal from just about ANY wound. He ought to be able to take him. I know it was Hiro’s destiny to take out Sylar but does he have to go out like a punk? And what kind of solution was that for the bomb? Why did both Peter AND Nathan have to fly away and explode. HELLO ?????? They both can fly. Why does Nate have to sacrifice himself? And Lastly. Sylar is NOT dead ??? What is keep him from just playing dead and then blow up anyway?
Its still a great show and I will watch next season, but they are gonna have to think this stuff through a little more.
I won’t even talk about the 30 minute “Samari for Dummies” course Hiro got from his dad last week.
May 23rd, 2007 at 12:09 am
“HELLO ?????? They both can fly. Why does Nate have to sacrifice himself?”
Plot hole? Good point I didn’t even think about that.
“I won’t even talk about the 30 minute “Samari for Dummies” course Hiro got from his dad last week.”
Yeah I thought the exact same thing.
I didn’t think much of the episode either. I felt like the fight at the end was predictable and the introduction of a new mystery enemy seemed forced. Also Shaft (Richard Roundtree) sounded like Yoda talking about there is always a good and a bad one .. or some such thing.
I, like you, will watch the show next season but I didn’t walk away feeling like I had to know what happens next, unlike with Battlestar Galactica.
-T