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I stopped watching Heroes after the first episode of Season 3. I put my self through 3 god awful seasons of Smallville, and wasn't about to do that again.

I thought parts of Season 3 were decent. Like that whole thing where Elle turned into something other than lightning nympho, and was on the run from Bennet with Sylar, who was trying the redemption thing. For a total of uh...three episodes...??

But then that all seemed to end really quickly. Which seemed weird, because it's not like they put a definite end to anything else.

Don't worry. I beat you having never seen a single episode of it gonk

I was actually planing to buy the seasons but now doesn't seem a very good idea xp

yeah that what I heard as well.

I think they were talking about heroes when they made this comic. (bottom half)

I loved Adam too, from his origins to how he was in in contemporary times, and was just another character I thought ended up being brushed aside in Season 3.

I think we might have a chance of a more Season 1 feel, since I swear I read somewhere that Kring had originally wanted the show to feature nothing but origin stories; once we heard of characters and the had their individual stories, we moved on to new characters, and there wasn't a constant effort to try to get everyone together for a massive ******** at the end. Then I'm guessing that idea was shut down/converted to the Heroes Origins spinoff that never happened, because to a network I guess not having a static cast isn't an easy thing to sell. (Even though I loved shows like that, like Tales from the Crypt, Amazing Stories, and Jim Henson's The Storyteller) I would love to see the show step away from the big convoluted "save the world" crap, and going back to just seeing how these special people live in our ordinary world.

I totally think the show would have been better if we weren't stuck following Peter, Hiro, Matt, and Claire every single step of the way. I hated how one episode would only focus on one group of characters, and then just when the story seemed to possibly be going somewhere, it'd switch over to a different set of people, usually to a unrelated plot.

Most likely but the sophomore slump is not uncommon for TV shows. Californication had a few stumbling blocks like that in season two as well but nothing as poor as Heroes.

Hmm, two-hour premiere of Heroes, or two-hour premiere of House...

I'm not a fan of House.
Gr gr I'm a grouchy doctor. Some weird predicament arises. I save the day and act like an a*****e while I do it.

You'd think that premise would get old at some point.
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