Still a work in progress, and I’m running out of room! This isn’t even my entire Heroes collection. Almost everything pictured is screen-used, with the exception of the sword and a few comics.
That whole section of sylar meeting his biological father is incredibly underwhelming and has no pay off. I think instead of sylar just walking away, it could have been awesome to see Samson actually take his powers and he would leave the house. Furthermore, he would have become the real villain of season 3 or if not season 4. Where he would have gone around and acted like season 1 sylar. That would have also given us a way more interesting way to drive sylar down the good guy direction if he now needs to help everybody stop this impossible force of a character.
what the hell was heroes reborn. Thats all I have to say. what the hell. I don't know what I just watched, I even liked a few characters besides the ones that weren't completely insufferable (90% of the cast, Rip Mr Harris) The ending was horrific though, Noah omg. I did not realize how attached I became to ole HRG over the past 5ish seasons but they did my man dirty with that, and no one even mourned him. The show was a hot mess, and aneven worse for my heart (Rip my babies Mohinder and Hiro). 0/10 would never watch again, ruined one of my favorite shows, and now I don't even know if I can rewatch Og Heroes because of that dogshit I had to sit through.
Love season 1. Tolerated season 2. Got 5 episodes into season 3, then gave up because I was sick of how stupid everyone was being. (Looking at you, Hiro and Mohinder.)
At least season 1 was fun. I was especially fond of Hiro, Ando, and the Haitian. I can't say that I liked Noah Bennett, but I admired him. The guy is a badass.
I was thinking about how lame it was in Season 3 to de-power Peter, and it would’ve been too much to gain Arthur’s power. Would season 4 been better if he got his original power back?
I'm rewatching Heroes right now. I'm at first half of season 4 and just finished the episode Hiro goes back to the past to save Charlie. He is trying to not step on any butterflies to not affect the future. But I think it would have been so much more interesting if he accidentally changed the future, with, for instance, defeating Sylar for good.
At that point, Sylar would not be a threat to Claire, but New York would still have to be saved because either Teddy or Peter could lose control of the ability. Events of Season 2 where they save the world from the virus would still have happened (Sylar didn't really impact those). BUT in Season 3 Sylar would have not gotten Claire's ability. The Cheerleader would have been saved again. That would have been better because regardless the fact that Claire could heal, it was not right. It was abusive. And still they tried to make Sylar more likable and give him some kind of redemption as seasons went by. Almost like he is a completely different character.
With Sylar gone, Nathan would actually and still be alive because that confrontation at the end of Season 3 wouldn't have not happened. I think this would have given an upgrade and refreshment to Season 4. The consequences of messing with time, what is the new future, how the characteres who would be alive would play out in this new scenario. They could have even brought Isaac Mendes back! Elle would also be alive. It would be quite cool to see these characters back again.
This also made me realize how Sylar has been on the show for so long and was having more solo quests that didn't impact the main storyline throughout the seasons, which felt like fillers... And then suddenly out of the nowhere he was where everybody was. My conclusion was that, with the exception of Season 1 - where he is the main villain, Sylar was more a filler than a main character that brought the plot forward in other seasons.
I am watching the NBC Heroes show for the first time. I have completed seasons 1-3. I thought season 3 was really good. I liked Robert Forster's performance as the new villain. The plot was about the govt hunting down and capturing the superpowered individuals. It was great seeing Claire sneak aboard a govt plane and free the superpowered people, and the superpowered people escaping. It was interesting to see how superpowered people were fleeing the govt. Overall, it was good.
S1: 9/10
S2: 8/10
S3: 8/10