[retired_sherrijacobson]

It does hurt you when people slate this show

[michaelwoodcock]

More than you will ever know :*(

[retired_nashfine]

Dont think its been as bad as some people are making out.

Sure some episodes have dragged a little but I think the first half of the volume 1 did too. It was around this point last time it started to get good...

One thing this one has lacked is any sort of decent fight scenes ie the killing of hiro's dad could have been a fight scene.

[retired_sherrijacobson]

It was around this point last time it started to get good...

Shame this season ends next week

[retired_xs2khizar]

I'm also left feeling disappointed by the current season. It's not about pacing, I don't mind a slow build up when it's done well. I don't feel like I'm having trouble following it due to ignoring the extra non-TV stuff, so I'm not complaining about that. I just don't think it's very good at the moment, indeed there are moments when it's uncomfortably bad. I liked episodes eight and nine, but ten reverted to the poor form of the majority of this season for me.

The thing that I enjoyed about the first season was the oh-my-god-that-didn't-just-happen shocks and twists, the reveals that you probably didn't see coming. That's what I think Heroes had going for it, because it sure as hell isn't the lazy dialogue or (in some cases) the acting, which have started to seriously grate.

Very few of the characters are interesting, mostly Noah and Hiro, while there are so many you wish would just stop polluting your television. Of course they could just give Kristen more screen time and I'd be happy again, but I'm shallow like that.

[retired_globalmall]

I still believe that Adam had an affar with Peter's mum, and is really Peter's dad.

[retired_nashfine]

Originally posted by Bouncerboy13:
<BLOCKQUOTE>It was around this point last time it started to get good...

Shame this season ends next week </BLOCKQUOTE>

Thought it was just a break due to the writers dispute?

[retired_sera]

Originally posted by Indaro:
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.

I always assumed that Peter was able to move because Peter can also control time? I can't remember anything moving in frozen time other than people that can freeze time.

[retired_sera]

Originally posted by Squijee:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Indaro:
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.

I always assumed that Peter was able to move because Peter can also control time? I can't remember anything moving in frozen time other than people that can freeze time. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Oh, and if you think about it, to 'send the bullet back in time' makes absolutely no logical sense. How can a single bullet get sent back, while everything progresses forward, and you can still perceive it in the present?

[retired_acivin]

Originally posted by Squijee:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Indaro:
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.

I always assumed that Peter was able to move because Peter can also control time? I can't remember anything moving in frozen time other than people that can freeze time. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I thought that a similar reasoning applies. Since Peter can stop time too now, he won't be 'stopped' when Hiro is around, freezing time.