ther is 1 major error in heroes isaak mendez is dead but the 9 wonders still getting published (ok maybe a ghostwriter) but still they predict the future

i disagree with you. peter had healed from these already. i dont think you go back to every injury you’ve ever had. just to the way you would appear if u didnt have ur ability. hense adam 400.”

And i have to disagree with you Adam’s and Claire’s power is that their cell’s regenerate constantly which in the extreme means immortality if Arthur would only take away his ability to regenerate it would go from there it makes no sense whatsoever to make this proces go quicker. a perfect regeneration of cell’s doesn’t make the distinction between aging and a wound the ability just repairs the cell if the ability is taken away he would start aging normally from that point.

On another note i think Arthur isn’t all bad after all if i look at the new volume fugitives it seems that arthur tried to stop special people being targetted for capture by giving everybody special powers making specials “normal” , but my guess is that Peter and friends somehow prevent this from hapening and that Hiro will side by Arthur because he has seen the future and tries to stop peter and gives him the scar …Just my view at things
I truly hope that peter get’s a bit darker in time(not evil but a bit more shady harsher bitter- because whatever he does and whatever the powers he’s got he cannot prevent certain bad things from coming true

Claire can feel pain and is currently bleeding to death. Also, it appears that both Daphne and HRG were aware that the eclipse removes powers. Which means, the founders of the company were all aware.

Why wasn’t Arthur aware and also why didn’t he revert back to his vegetative state when his powers went away??

It’s plot holes like this that make the show unwatchable. We all know its fantasy that people have powers, but it was the human element that got us hooked. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things has morphed into weird people doing utterly stupid things.

Realistically, how many volumes can they spend saving the world over and over again??

please dont hate the series just yet…hate it when Sylar kills Elle!!! I love these two.. SyElle forever!!!hehe

Oh wait, the formula was long forgotten. Its not like someone wrote it on a piece of paper and waved it around. It was split into three and scattered across the Earth. i just want to know how in the world can someone with powers destroy the whole world as we saw in episode 1 (or was it 2?) when Ando fired a lightening bolt at Hiro. Hmm…

I personally dont like this formula that gives anyone powers storyline. It undermines the whole heroes-have-powers-and-are-unique-and-destined-for-greatness theme the show has. Now anyone can have powers. And whose idea was it to turn Mohinder into a bad guy/lizard? Sorry, really really bad decision. Mohinder needs to stay as the internal source of good.

I really dont like the direction the show is taking. Even Tim Kring is frustrated (I know, right. Again?) and he expressed it at a recent Screenwriter’s panel. Basically, he’s dissing his own show and admits that not only is it starting to suck, but his creativity sucks. I never had confidence in this guy’s ability to produce a great serialized show. I just wish I had been proven wrong.

My theory on the eclipse is they aren’t actually eclipses but some external source manipulating “evolution”. The first eclipse we saw in the show created lots of people with abilities, but there kept being more and more and in 5 years gone we see the President saying that these people with abilities just keep springing up even if they limit their reproduction and segregate them.

I hope that’s the aim of this eclipse or at least a direction the show is taking, in the very beginning it hinted at the concept of everything having a “purpose” and all these people being connected for a reason. Hopefully there’s something out there that makes everyone seem insignificant.

JerryK
In season 3, the excitement is gone. NBC, to their credit, noticed it as well. Which is why two of the main writers were shown the door.

Unfortunately the opposite is true. Jeph and Jess were pushing ‘heroic’ stories, while NBC’s execs were (and still are) pushing the ’soap opera’ to boost ratings.
But, again, the reason behind Jess and Jeph’s departures was purely financial and had nothing to do with creative process politics or philosophies

The one thing they did right this season was revisit past things thru a “spirit walk”. Hiro wasn’t there to eff it up, but just as an observer. The name of the arc was “Villains”, and as it turns out there is only ONE Villain. The rest are just doing as they are told so as not to be killed.

There is just too much inconsistency this season to draw me in. I’ll still watch the show, until such time a better alternative appears for the 9pm hour on Mondays. I still hold out hope for the next volume, but the early pictures aren’t all that appealing.

Heroes should pull back together by the end of the season, we all just need some patience

For now I prefer that Elle and Arthur stay longer since those characters, specialy Arthur is becoming interesting, I’d like to see him along with Angela doing more scenes, same as Sylar and Elle.