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]

What made it change from the First Timeline to the Second Timeline was Hiro's having gone back in time. That was the only change--and the only reflection of it was that Claire was still alive. IOW the same things happened as far as Niki/DL/Micah in both the 1st and 2nd timelines?

Possibly the change from 2nd to 3rd was Hiro's having gone to the future, come back, and called Nathan a birran? Maybe that third voice (instead of just Peter's and Claire's) was what tipped the scales to make Nathan stop Peter.

BTW I am so disappointed that Candice turned out to really look like Missy Peregrym. Really, really disappointed.

[mayna.livejournal.com]

In theory, in the future, that future was existing BECAUSE Hiro went to the future. So I was skeptical that they had changed the past at all, in fact, i think it would've made a kickass season finale if the bomb DID explode and kill a ton of people.

[sayga.livejournal.com]

unless they flew into outerspace (can nathan fly that high?), the nuclear fall out will surely kill some people. :P

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

But they had changed the future: In timeline #1 (the one Future!Hiro left), Claire had died and Sylar had regenerated. In timeline #2, she was alive and hiding in Midland and it wasn't explained how Sylar escaped—maybe the same way he did in the third timeline (the one after Present!Hiro went to the future and came back) that we saw last night.

[conuly]

Yes, they did.

But how does that affect Nikki/Jessica/DL's present? I mean, I guess I can see it, but not really.

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

Why must any difference between two given timelines be the direct result of a single event?

[conuly]

Because for them to just randomly be different in this timeline instead of that, for no reason whatsoever, doesn't make sense.

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

... You realize this is a television show? And that's it's sci-fi, at that? ;-)

In any case, there could easily be an intermediate timeline we haven't seen.

[conuly]

... You realize this is a television show? And that's it's sci-fi, at that? ;-)

That's why I've never understood why sometimes, TPTB try to reconcile all the continuity errors. Don't they realize they need something for us geeks to do while waiting for new episodes (or other media)?

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

Right. They out-and-out admitted in an interview that it was an error back in the early part of the season when they said Mohinder was 2 when Shanti died, and that viewers should accept the died-before-he-was-born thing from "Landslide" as truth.

[conuly]

It's not an error. It's a Hiro-induced rift in the time-space continuum.

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

*shrugs* I'll take Tim Kring's word for it. But you believe whatever makes you happiest. *g*

[sparkofcreation.livejournal.com]

BTW: When Peter had his dream trip thing, a little thing flashed up saying "To see all of Peter's journey, log onto heroes.nbc.com." Do they mean his journey throughout the show (and therefore the "character profile" pieced together on the website frmo all the episodes) or is there somethign about the dream trip that's hiding on the website and I can't find it?

Looking forward to this summer's comics, they're introducing a character who's from out here ...

[conuly]

It certainly would've been surprising.