Fuller quits Heroes

[RobertScorpio]

Hasn't he been talking about heading up a new Trek series?
Think that this may be related in some way - seems strange to rejoin a show and leave again unless he was tempted away with a better offer...

God I hope not..no new TREK series..PLEASE GOD...no new trek series..

Rob

 

[AviTrek]

He said he is working on two pilots for NBC. Since the Trek rights are owned by CBS, it's incredibly unlikely that he's doing a Trek pilot for NBC. And from Fuller's prospective, why waste creative energy as a consulting producer when he can focus on two shows that are his own ideas?

 

[Christopher]

^More precisely, Fuller has a development deal with Universal Media Studios, the production company that's under the same corporate umbrella as the NBC network and used to be called NBC Universal. Whereas Star Trek is owned by CBS Studios, which used to be called CBS Paramount Television and is under the same corporate umbrella as the CBS network.

 

[melancholymecha]

the best thing they could do is just keep it vague somehow..that way the Sylar fans can believe that Syalr made the choice to be Nathan, & the Nathan fans can believe that the Nathan copy won the fight for the body.

It's too late be vague; Nathan is dead. Nothing vague about that.

But how people interpret the situation depends on the individual. Some people apparently accept that memories can "actually" turn Sylar into Nathan; others don't believe that. But the writers being vague won't alter that debate since it depends on the audience, not the story.

I know Nathan is dead. That wont change. Im not talking about him. Im talking about this second Nathan separate from the original, that may develop from the combination of Nathan's memories & Sylar's shapeshifting. If he declares autonomy from the base being that is Sylar who he is currently co-existing with, then as a fan of the original Nathan, I know who Im rooting for in the body takeover war.