Heroes *spoiler thread*

[TPRJones]

The series just went supernatural on us. Up until now they at least maintained a reasonable chance of some sort of rational basis for everything, but the eclipse thing is silly. The only possible reason that would happen would be that sunlight (or other solar radiation) is necessary for thier powers, but then they wouldn't work at night either. Anything the moon could block, the Earth could block as well.

Also, there is no such things as a "worldwide eclipse" as portrayed in the show. And it's a shame that all the main characters are now blind from staring at the eclipse too much.

I do like young Hiro, though. The actor is actually quite good, with a nice broad range in the series so far.

[TPRJones]

This week's episode was excellent! The eclipse was a bit of a reboot of the story line in some ways. Although, I must say that was the longest eclipse ever.

Seth Green rocks.



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[Vince]

I thought it was a good show as well. Just when I'm starting to question if I really want to keep following the story, they pull something out and suck me back in.

[TPRJones]

...aaaand we're back to future #2 (people with abilities rounded up by the feds).

I'm glad Peter is back. I'm sad Hiro isn't. And Nathan is really getting to be a serious pain in the ass.

Think Sylar will be coming back? Claire's history shows that if that glass is removed he starts to regenerate again. How much of him has to be left after the fire for that to still work once the glass has melted, I wonder? I suspect he's not done; only way to get rid of him will be to use the Haitian to shut him down, put him through a meat grinder, and mix him into a large batch of cement. That would do the trick.



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[TPRJones]

Well, I didn't know that Tracy was completely retarded.

She heard them arguing, and she does the one thing that will convince that lady it's all true and she should be locked away forever? Retarded.

[TPRJones]

I think I know who Rebel is. Remember the kid who could make electronics do his bidding? I think it's him.

[TPRJones]

Well, it looks like Sylar really has kicked the kill-for-powers habit. I fully expected him to kill his dad, that guy probably had dozens of powers to take. Provided Sylar can take second-hand powers that is. Maybe he can't, but how would he know unless he tried?

[Vince]

I think I know who Rebel is. Remember the kid who could make electronics do his bidding? I think it's him.

That's what I was thinking.