You know, I don't mind if villains become good guys and then regress as long as there is some semblance of continuity to the character. Gul du Kat on DS9 comes to mind. Sylar turning into a sorta good guy almost made sense, but his trip back to the dark side is just a whole lotta "Oops, we didn't mean to do that other thing." on the part of the current creative team. Meh.
He shoulda stayed dead after season 1 in my opinion (though we never would have had that hilarious scene of him and HRG playing cops together).
Hiro and his mother have given me an allergy attack. Actually, so did Claire and HRG. Damn you Heroes, for making me care again.
Grr, the tivo cut off just as Mohinder asked the Marine how he felt.
Hiro and his mother have given me an allergy attack. Actually, so did Claire and HRG.
That was some fine stuff there. Also, I adore bad to the bone Sylar. His glee is delicious.
Also, I adore bad to the bone Sylar. His glee is delicious.
Except letting Peter live. And the Haitian (whose powers have no effect on Sylar for what reason again?). Meh, I says.
I think I could watch this show 4EVAH if they keep doing stuff like that with Hero. love love love.
Grr, the tivo cut off just as Mohinder asked the Marine how he felt.
Same here. Fuckers.
And the Haitian (whose powers have no effect on Sylar for what reason again?). Meh, I says.
Well, at some point he was losing his grip on Papa Petrelli. I can totally buy that Sylar is too much from the get go.
I'm not going to miss Pops. I've never seen him in anything else, he's a good actor, right? I kept feeling like he was lousy and wooden but I sense there may be some history that indicates his abilities were written or directed or bad-choiced away.
He was very good in
Karen Sisco.
And was also really very good in Jackie Brown. I've thought this was a massive miscasting since he first appeared.
Grr, the tivo cut off just as Mohinder asked the Marine how he felt.
It pretty much ended there.
