[retired_be_me]

Hiro can stop time while allowing himself and others to move normally. Such as with Peter on the subway.

He simpley sent the bullet back in time.

[michaelwoodcock]

Adam is not Peter and Nathan's father. The reason they have kept Petrelli Snr's face hidden is so they can introduce him at a later date and not be tied down to one actor.

[retired_kswelker]

finneys got banned?

[retired_srini_aug1]

Originally posted by Helarxe:
finneys got banned?

it seems so. harsh

[michaelwoodcock]

Tbf, the term he used is pretty offensive, the equivalent of the N word to folks of African descent, kinda brought it on himself.

[retired_kswelker]

Very. Alejandro and Maya are so annoying it's completely acceptable to call them whatever derogatory terms one wants. Mod who did the banning clearly doesn't watch Heroes.

[retired_gozadera2007]

You were giving him spelling tips on racism though. Abetting prejudice, imo. :thdn:

I guess what's got to me most this season is exactly what Kring highlighted - that it's taken about 2 times as long as it should have to get to the point we're at now. Claire et al being somewhere new and Hiro being back in the 1600s could have been done and dusted with in about 3 episodes, not the 7 or so it took. There's also several character traits I'm simply not getting:

The obvious thing for Bennett to do would have been to show Claire the pictures. Don't understand why he hid them.
Don't buy Mohinder suddenly being so loyal to the company.
Can't fathom why Syler's not killed Maya yet and eaten her brain. I know he can't use his powers yet, but he still killed Candice.
Peter's complete loyalty to Adam seems to have developed remarkably quickly imo. Also, I don't get why he thinks that destroying the virus saves the Irish girl - surely she just fades out of existence as she occupies a redundant timeline?

Suspense level has also been at virtually nil compared to season one - when loads of things were constantly hinted at, and you absolutely positively HAD to know who Linderman was and why he was seemingly involved in everything. Currently, the only thing I'm bothered about finding out about is exactly what Angela Petrelli's power is, and only then because I've got a pint riding on it.

[michaelwoodcock]

He killed Candice/Betty because he incorrectly assumed he could use her ability (not actually been established that he eats the brains ).

This style of fast then slow is classic Loeb. I know that's new to alot of folks but I've got the Hush and Civil War collections and he swings from fast paced plots to stories dragged out over a whole year, so I guess I'm just used to it. You have to remember that this is a comic in TV form, so the style and pace will be different to what most folks are used to. They'll have to tinker with it a little before they reach a point where it's true to Loeb's roots yet sufficiently paced to prevent audience loss.

[retired_Pat]

Or you could say it's been fs and be done with it

[retired_kswelker]

Nonsense, I think it's firmly established in this thread and its first season predecessor that

1- Mr. Muggles is the most important character;
2- Sylar eats brains.

It's frank heresy to claim otherwise.