By Rob Bricken in
TV
Monday, Feb. 8 2010 @ 8:30PM
14 comments
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Evil Monkey Pope said:
"You thought you've anticlimaxes before? We'll show you the anticlimax to underwhelm all anticlimaxes!" Tim Kring
So the show never explained how the carnival teleports from place to place? I'm guessing one of the carnies is a teleporter. So why didn't that carnie just 'port everyone to safety? Why did they need Hiro and Ando for that?
I don't understand how Samuel loses his powers when no mutants are around him. We've seen him detsroy a mansion, a jail, and an entire town all by himself.
So Claire the fauxlesbian (Girls holding hands in primetime? How progressive of you, NBC!) is going to condemn everyone to relieve season 3.5 because of her constant need for attention? What a massive cunt.
This episode just reinforces how awesome the finale of Carnivale was.
When frelling Smallville trumps your show, it's time to box it up and bury it in the ground.
sykishi replied to Evil Monkey Pope:
"I don't understand how Samuel loses his powers when no mutants are around him. We've seen him detsroy a mansion, a jail, and an entire town all by himself."
id have to go back and watch the episode for the jail but the other two he was close to the carnival, the reason he lost his powers so suddenly at the end is hiro telaported them really far away.
As for needing hiro and ando,The carnies telaporter might just be able to move inanimate objects, i think the graphic novels tell more about that.
and yes Clair is a massive cunt.
I hope they dont cancel the show, theres still people who are enjoying it. :)
Snoodle said:
Anti-climax and still managing to completely contradict itself in-episode. That must be some kind of accomplishment I suppose.
Xenos said:
I decided to catch the first half hour for the hell of it. When I saw Hiro meet your know who in the hopstital. I was almost yelling at the TV, "No f---ing way. No you don't, Heroes, no you f---ing don't." And of course they did. Then I changed the channel amid the rage. F--- that.
JPyke said:
Soooo....consensus on this season is a thumbs down?
sykishi said:
lol i guess im the only person who thought it was awesome
Halfazedninja replied to sykishi:
I actually enjoyed it too. Yeah, there's some stuff they didn't explain but hell, look at X-Men. There's some craziness there too.
telezombie said:
am I the only one watching the olympics?
SpiderHyphenMan said:
I am so fucking honored to have the last comment on the last heroes liveblog. I know it's really pitiful, but I consider you guys my friends.
RubyRoses replied to SpiderHyphenMan:
is it pitiful, I was kind of jealous? haha
Funky Weasel said:
The ending was a bit anti-climatic, but I've definitely enjoyed this series more than the previous two. The main problem Heroes faces is its failure to recapture the sense of wonder (no pun intended) of the first season.
The one thing I am left wondering, given the bile vented in the live-blog and comments is - if you hate the show so much, why are you still watching it folks? Is it to jump onto the latest nerd-hate-wagon? Verbally flinging poop around like demented chimpanzees strikes me as nerd-posing.
Be more.
SpiderHyphenMan said:
If it hadn't been for Heroes, I would say that last night's Lost was boring. Of course, thanks to Heroes, I know what true boring is.
