Nowadays I'm enjoying The Sarah Connor Chronicles and (the hugely underrated) Fringe far more than Heores.

Go Fuller!!!

hey, it's still better than Lost!

So after monday's completely stupid episode. I have finally thrown my hands up and said enough is enough.

Do they seriously expect us to swallow that there is a full eclipse everywhere in the world at once?

Or that Noah would be so stupid as to think that the powers going away would be permanent

Or that Mohinder is looking for a cure he developed in season 1

Or that Papa Patrelli and all the old-timers have NEVER been through a solar eclipse before, what about the one that occurred 2 years earlier that gave people like daphne their powers.

Why does Sylar flip flop from being good, to bad, to good, to bad. I can't keep track

Why does Nathan go from doing the "right" thing to being a pussy. It seems that the show wants to continue this brother vs brother thing.

The list goes on, and I am so sick of banging my head against the wall. Goodbye HEROES, you had more then your fair chance, but you continue to screw things up, and not just badly, but just so so unbelievably terribly, that I can't believe well payed writers and outputting this crap. It's a joke

However now Elle and Noah find him with Powers, and they turn him into a monster (for what reason? that's just left out there.) This of course is to force the Elle / Sylar love fest, which has no end result, because Sylar for some reason kills Elle.

Which also makes no sense, because last time he tried that, Elle did a mega blast and knocked him out, but this time she couldn't.

But the bottom line is this: NBC, don't bother renewing Heroes unless Kring is off this show.

If by some miracle, Heroes isn't cancelled, they need to get rid of Kring. Then, maybe, Bryan can save the show.

Hiro's character needs to mature beyond simple comic relief, while Noah Bennet needs to become even more of a cold badass. Most importantly, though, is that each of the characters need to have a firm setting that gives them a purpose where storylines can be developed naturally instead of having them be one way one week and another way the next.

The only big problem I had was that I thought Sylar couldn't kill Elle without setting her off, WTF? But I was very happy to see Noah imply that Angela made up the whole Sylar's a Petrelli thing. That's what I was hoping for at the time. I can't stand the good Sylar and this two-parter seems to be rebooting him back to the Sylar we loved. However, he now needs a purpose to his existence.

Fuller coming onboard is bitter sweet since it means the end of Daisies. Still, I can't wait to see what he does with his expanded role. I can now afford to invest myself in this show again.

I watch every week and am equally frustrated and flabbergasted at what I see. But it is entertaining. If it gets cancelled I won't really miss it at this point but I will continue to watch until the end (or at least for the rest of the season).

"Hey, Peter, I just submitted my most recent issue of 9th Wonder to my publisher. It takes place 2 years from now. You and your buddies should check it out, along with all the other issues before it. Who knows, maybe knowing everything that happens to you in the next couple of years could be kind of helpful."

Now throw those two chips up in the air, see which one bounces the farthest away: Elle. Okay she gets killed.

Reach into the bag, see who kills her. HRG, check.

Okay, in this hat we have all the chips for the "dead" characters--reach in, pull one out--PMSica! COOL--she comes BACK.

Okay, now pull out two chips--whoever you pick will get changed from good guy to bad guy-----Oh, the pizzas are here!! And we have already got 3 episodes of plot taken care of! Well done, team!!

And really, i don't care. I simply don't care. I had hopes for you during season 1, but the shitty finale and worse second season just showed that you would never go anywhere worth while. It got to the point where my brain was starting to hurt.

Now that I'm done, I feel more relaxed, that twitch in my left eye is gone. I suggest everyone else just give it up. It's not going to get any better, just far worse.

We started to watch this season... and then became increasingly frustrated by how lame the plots were and by the realization that we soon had no idea what the hell was going on half the time.

I'll admit, it's not off the DVR yet, but we haven't watched it for at least 5-6 episodes. We tried... honestly, we did try to catch up... but after about 10 minutes, we both lost interest.

I remember watching the first season and thinking, "If they save the world at the end of the first season, how are they ever going to do a second season?"

ANSWER: Not very well.

S2: Claire uses her powers to get on the cheer squad, so she has a plausible lie for HRG to cover dating the flying boy........... WTF?

S1: The appearance of Badass Hiro from the future to inspire Peter--Peter develops into a real Hero.

S2: Hiro wanders around ancient Japanifornia, Peter can't remember who he is, spends episodes wondering about his identity, and opens The Box with no payoff. Abandons Kaitlin in the future.

Season 2: Sylar is a de-powered serial killer in sheep's clothing looking to get his powers back so he can once again be a threat to everyone.

Season 3: Sylar is a threat to everyone, then he's a threat to no one, then he's sort of a threat but also useful, but then he goes after Claire and is a threat again, but then he's not a threat in the future, but then he's a threat again when he escapes, then he's not a threat because he loses his power and sees the error of his ways but then gets his powers back and sees the error of seeing the error of his ways, and then my head exploded.

Or, to put it another way
Season 1: Sylar kills his mother

Season 3: Sylar, on learning Mrs. Petrelli is his mother, wants to be a good boy and earn her love; when he discovers she's not his mother he decides it's better to be a killer.

who will take the baton-pass from Big Jim?

if only the show itself were so well written