Anyway, I thought she meant after his death.
I meant all the time, but it was mostly just wishful thinking. The magic negro trope makes me twinge, especially in a show with two white people who are effectively immortal and two who have come back from the dead.
Someone remind me why this show is called "Heroes", please?
Does that mean we get another one?
edit:: Hiro that is
I'm watching Heroes on delay.
I've decided to move to that neighborhood in Newark with all the nifty craftsman bungalows.
Someone remind me why this show is called "Heroes", please?
Seriously. Because Peter's mission statement is scaring the bejeezus outa me.
And dude, Matt? If you hadn't gone to where Daphne had been shot, perhaps she wouldn't have lingered there and had the opportunity to be shot? I'm not counting her as dead, yet, though.
Kinda meh on the ep as a whole.
I did love the dichotomy of Peter's parting words with a wood paneled station wagon driving down the highway.
What were they? something about being ready for whatever? The unexpected? I remember that seeing my mum's old car threw me, as I suddenly thought the survivors of Oceanic 815 the prisoner transport were traveling in a family car from a couple decades ago.
They never said whether the rest of the prisoners survived the crash or not, and if the bombing of the plane meant the murder of the still-living people chained and strapped inside.