Watched Heroes....

[conuly]

1. Sappy ending. Really. But I liked it :)

2. Fascinating developments with OWI. I wish we'd seen more of that sooner. Now, will it cease to exist? Will its competing factions fully divide? Have they, in fact, done so already?

3. Is Hiro Kensei, or does he merely teach/learn from the man?

4. On Hiro, they just about said that he and Ando are TOTALLY IN LOVE! But Zach's not supposed to be gay anymore. Boo.

5. With that said, Molly/Micah. Their like is so cuuuuuute!

6. Nikki makes a good point. Why didn't D.L. just phase the two of them so the bullet wouldn't hurt anybody? Stupid.

7. So many changes from what the previous timelines must've been! But how were they all set running? I'm a bit confused by the mechanism of that.

Comments

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

3. I think the second man in Japan, the one with the banner that had The Symbol on it, is Kensei. He looked just like the picture in the museum.

5. They could just be friends. Sheesh.

6. I don't thinking of any sort is necessarily DL's strong point, and it's not like he had long to ponder.

7. I assume in the previous timeline, Hiro showed up and stabbed Sylar and then teleported away, not knowing that Peter was the bomb. In fact, I don't think it's necessary for anything to have changed except for Peter not calling out to Hiro—which he wouldn't have done, because in the other timeline, he didn't know Hiro yet—and Nathan not showing up. Although that brings up an interesting point—how did Peter survive?—although I guess Ted always survived all his explosions, so not so surprising after all.

[mayna.livejournal.com]

I guess the season finale wasn't as spellbinding as I was hoping. Just not too much suspense. When the police officer was shot, it was all over for me because I knew they were going to be able to do it since he was alive in the "future", so that meant they'd be able to change the future, which for me was the question all along.

And of course Syler was going to live (and they'd be stupid and not decapitate him) so that they could have a good villain for next season.

I think a better season for next season would be to have all different heroes (since there's a ton of them across the planet), or maybe just a couple of the same ones, and these guys have different purposes in the next season's finale...

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

3. I think the second man in Japan, the one with the banner that had The Symbol on it, is Kensei. He looked just like the picture in the museum.

5. They could just be friends. Sheesh.

6. I don't thinking of any sort is necessarily DL's strong point, and it's not like he had long to ponder.

7. I assume in the previous timeline, Hiro showed up and stabbed Sylar and then teleported away, not knowing that Peter was the bomb. In fact, I don't think it's necessary for anything to have changed except for Peter not calling out to Hiro—which he wouldn't have done, because in the other timeline, he didn't know Hiro yet—and Nathan not showing up. Although that brings up an interesting point—how did Peter survive?—although I guess Ted always survived all his explosions, so not so surprising after all.

[mayna.livejournal.com]

I guess the season finale wasn't as spellbinding as I was hoping. Just not too much suspense. When the police officer was shot, it was all over for me because I knew they were going to be able to do it since he was alive in the "future", so that meant they'd be able to change the future, which for me was the question all along.

And of course Syler was going to live (and they'd be stupid and not decapitate him) so that they could have a good villain for next season.

I think a better season for next season would be to have all different heroes (since there's a ton of them across the planet), or maybe just a couple of the same ones, and these guys have different purposes in the next season's finale...