I'm also very fond of Nathan and recent events have done little to diminish my fondness. Perhaps that's because a big part of Nathan's appeal for me is Adrian Pasdar's amazing acting skills. Metaphysics are a secondary concern.
Good thing she is because she's got nothing else going for her. Certainly not brains.
I like Hiro. FutureHiro in particular.
I'm just disappointed that they've apparently forgotten about him entirely even though we saw evidence of him heading down that path by the end of the first season (with his father teaching him how to be a kung fu fighter). Discipline and fear of the repercussions of using his power is all that's needed to keep him in check. They don't have to strip his powers or make his brain melt when he uses them. The fear of being caught, the fear of knowing there's a power out there that can stop him dead in his tracks (and knowing it's in the hands of his enemy), and the fear of these still-yet-to-be-explained rifts (which I'm sure Memory Girl was the first example of, with Peter's Irish Girl being another) would have been more than sufficient. And yet it still allows him to open up a can of whoop ass when he needs to in the present, such as when he and Peter stormed the federal building to save PresentHiro.
Hell, he was terrified of going back in time to warn Peter about saving the cheerleader, and even when he did that's all he did. He didn't go back to try to stop it himself because that would have caused Very Bad Things(tm) to happen, and he was wise enough to know that.
Keeping him as the man-child he started off with, and making him even more of one as time goes on, just ruined the character for me. This brain melting thing isn't helping much either.
But I still love the original concept and direction.
That said, my favorite character is currently Micah. He's got a great power and they're actually writing him as using it intelligently. Which for this show is simply amazing -- even Sylar is a dunderhead most of the time.
My favorite power belongs to Ando, however. It's a combination of bad-ass offensiveness against bad guys and even badder-ass soup-up-my-buddies or overburden-the-villains. Just all around a great tactical power with a fantastic physical manifestation. Similar to some other characters in the comics, but not nearly as flashy, and that's what makes it fresh and original for me.
I just wish he'd try to actually use it more often. I'm still in disbelief that he didn't try to give Hiro his powers back, especially when Power Cell Baby who, arguably, has a limited version of the same power, could do it.
I never understood this. Her face is so smooth, it looks like she has half a pound of make-up on. Make-up = Icky.Claire. Just because she's hot.
I'm increasingly indifferent to Noah - I dunno, I think they've taken him as far as they can go with him.
They will never ever ever do a size-changing power on a TV show. That would cost way too much money and still probably look like crap.
That is the one thing they must NOT do!Unless...they stashed the preserved body somewhere for "future usage."![]()
Me too. But I don't know if Hiro as the bad-ass from the future would work instead because I never bought the actor in that role - the evil future versions of people need to be performed by really good actors, like Adrian Pasdar's performances as Sylar.Keeping him as the man-child he started off with, and making him even more of one as time goes on, just ruined the character for me.
They need to add the kid to the story as a regular, definitely.That said, my favorite character is currently Micah. He's got a great power and they're actually writing him as using it intelligently. Which for this show is simply amazing -- even Sylar is a dunderhead most of the time.
They killed Nathan,
They killed Nathan,
WHAT!
Right off the top of my head, the Misfits of Science had one. Now that's a show that could really benefit from a reboot.They will never ever ever do a size-changing power on a TV show. That would cost way too much money and still probably look like crap.
They killed Nathan,
WHAT!
They killed Nathan,
WHAT!
Waaaaitaminute...how did you know Ando had the red-light-superpower unless you've seen this season? That's a spoiler right there!![]()
They killed Nathan,
WHAT!
Waaaaitaminute...how did you know Ando had the red-light-superpower unless you've seen this season? That's a spoiler right there!![]()
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