Heroes: A Bunch Of Dudes That DON'T Wear Underwear On The Outside!
 

Heroes: A Bunch Of Dudes That DON'T Wear Underwear On The Outside!

So, yeah.

Starts back tommorow.

I thought we might as well get a thread going.

Also, I read something interesting in Wired.

If it's accurate, the Future Hiro guy actually comes from a world five years in the future. They failed to stop the bomb, and are being hunted "like terrorists". Also, Nikki is a lap dancer in the future!

Interesting.

How is that show, anyways? I hear a lot on the interwebs about it, but is it really worth viewing?

Is air really worth breathing?

I'd prefer to trade in my lungs for for gills...as long as they arrive whitin a few weeks. Enough spaminess for now, though.

It's official, Mohinder is still the stupidest person on the planet. But now it seems some of the questions are being pulled together, as we enter into the final rush to the finale. Also, this is still the most awesome show ever.

It doesn't air on my coast for another two hours so any and all non-blacked-out spoilering is punishable by I KILL YOU WITH MY BARE HANDS.

Just fair warnin'.

I'd almost call that a spoiler except it's not like anyone has any right imagining Mohinder would stop being the stupidest person on the planet.

I still can't decide if I hate Sylar or if he's my (second) most favorite of all. On the one hand Charlie, but on the other Mohinder-beatin'.

Sylar can go get fucked, if only because he's developing Wolverinian levels of plot-based immunity. Peter's running around crapping telekinesis, pissing invisibility and squeezing the sweet milk of time-manipulation out of his nipples, but Sylar sticks a chunk of goddamn glass in the back of his head? What a bunch of crap!

lol peter fangirl

For what it's worth, fifth, it's not like that shard of glass actually killed Peter. For crying out fuck, while all the other characters spent half the episode moaning about how Oh God Peter's Dead, all I could think was " Have they pulled the glass shard from his brain-meats? He did, after all, swipe the cheerleader's almost-hilariously-broken regenerative ability." Brownie points to the writers for trying to get some drama out of it, but really, it wasn't hard to see that one coming from quite a ways off. (At least for me. Maybe I'm the exception for having a long memory when it comes to plot points.)

Why yes, I do enjoy this show. But until now I've never had anything to post in one of these threads that someone else hadn't already said better.