I have a pent up grumbly post about last night's episode brewing, but I'm supposed to be, well, working right now. Dammit. Mostly I agree with what everyone else has said, though I am so over Sylar. DIE already. And take the other twin with you.
Heroes 1: We Could Be Heroes
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I am so over Sylar.
It's been a pretty useless resurrection, hasn't it. It would have been perfect to have had him really be dead last season, since they had Adam waiting in the wings (it also would have spared us from the twins and the ricockulously stupid death of whashernameshapeshifter).
It would have been perfect to have had him really be dead last season, since they had Adam waiting in the wings (it also would have spared us from the twins and the ricockulously stupid death of whashernameshapeshifter).
Actually, if they had to bring him back, the last few minutes of next episode might have been perfect. Would have cleared out a lot of space.
But that being said, I think a lot of the problems people have had this season have been less writing problems than directing problems. For example, I have no issue with the somewhat desperate Peter and Hiro mindlessly brawling for a few minutes -- I am a comic book fan, after all, and it's kind of a classic. But what needed to happen was for the direction to convey that desperation, and that's not just a function of script, and the pace overall has been .... leisurely. Everything's happening too slow to make it feel like the characters are making snap decisions under pressure, although intellectually I know that's what's happening.
I think you might have hit the nail on the head, victor. That, and in too many cases, once a character was introduced (or re-introduced), there was very little more (or new) to learn, so there's been a big feeling of "rinse, lather, repeat" this time around. I think they avoided it last year by sheer volume of character introductions - I'm not sure the pace or the nature of the revelations has changed all that much.
That, and in too many cases, once a character was introduced (or re-introduced), there was very little more (or new) to learn, so there's been a big feeling of "rinse, lather, repeat" this time around.
I.e. last night's Nikki/Micah "MOM", "we can finally be a family again", "MICAH!!" snoozefest.
I'm resigned to the fact that lots of the good shows are going to have Kim/Cougar storylines, but they better fill the rest of the hour with the good shit.
I.e. last night's Nikki/Micah "MOM", "we can finally be a family again", "MICAH!!" snoozefest.
Aw, I thought that part was adorable.
Micah clocking his cousin was MADE of awesome. Made me wonder how old he actually is, cause he looked about three or four years older when he threw that punch.
Ailleann, according to Wikipedia, Noah Gray-Cabey was born November 16, 1995. So I guess he just turned 12.
I definitely noted that the boy can throw a mean punch.
Err, pun not intended.
I'm laughing at this week's Savage Love
It's amazing how quickly "confusion and disgust" at a proposed position/kink/sibling-combo-platter morphs into "comprehension and desire" when someone with come-fuck-me eyes/tits/asscheeks, etc., does the propositioning. Bill O'Reilly wants to rub falafels on your tits? You're on the phone with your lawyer. Milo Ventimiglia wants to rub falafels on your tits? You're in your kitchen mashing up chickpeas in your underwear.