sonny88p says:

arthur didnt order linderman to ‘kill’ nathan

Pnut says:

Rose? Why did the author put Rose when her name is Angela? Or is there something to her being called Rose?

sonny88p says:

when seeing the future is a possibility
then i think arthur just tell linderman to attack nathan so he would develope his power and his wife would be criple to help win the election

and if nathan developed his power than power would realize he could fly too and start his journey so he could become the bomb

but no he was foiled by a couple of kids and their dog scooby doo

Zik says:

From what we know from the Heroes comics with the back story with Adam, and then Linderman and Arthur. something seems out of place.

Linderman was called Adam’s disciple along with Maury. I think it was Angela who said it was Adam pulling the strings when talking to Nathan, Where does Arthur fit in with this?

I can understand Maury siding with Arthur to protect his son but what connection do Linderman and arthur have that can possibly trump Adam getting some of the OG older Heroes to side with him?

Anyway Arthur is badass, moreso than Sylar was or ever will be. I’m still caught up with his line when going back with Peter. It went something like:

Peter: “You think you can do anything, Dad!? You think you’re better than everyone?!…… But you’re not!

Arthur: “Peter, I am better. It’s not a belief, it’s fact.”

Too badass, Papa P got the coldest lines in the whole series. He’s like what if a mob boss had abilities. I just wonder how far his plan goes and how much he has manipulated.

I always found it funny that when Peter when to the Future with Future Peter and Clare was after them and basically leading the Pinehearst villains, absolutely nothing was hinted towards Arthur and yea I know the future changes but Arthue=r has already been pulling strings in the present.

Somethings to think about I guess…..

frost says:

this season is so messed up.

first, we are introduced with the prisoned villians. which becomes really insignificant characters. Like West in last season. pfft.

Then, the next thing we know is a formula to give ppl abilities, in which the future everyone has abilities = lame-o-meter 100.

then this dysfunctional petrelli family’s domestic violence in our face. Thanks alot, we got another The Simpson’s.

what’s next?

metalhed1382 says:

FROST

Your one of the damn people that is contributing to these stupid stories I keep reading about Heroes losing ratings and fans because of season 2 and season 3 supposedly being out of place but you people are stupid. The reason those characters got written out of season 2 and some story line had to change is because of that damn writers strike. People act like their to ignorant to figure this out on their own so they complain on little message boards and ruin it for the rest of us. Heroes is the best damn show on t.v so if ur not happy where it’s going go watch something gay like prison break or dancing with the stars and leave Heroes to the die hard fans because ur useless.

kohaxx says:

What are you talking about Frost? Those villains weren’t insignificant at all! The whole point of the bank robbery scene was to set up Knox and Flint who are both going to be big players. Flint’s in the flashback and brings Meredith into the story who really deserved more screentime since Season 1.

Both Stephen Cantwell (Vortexman) and Doyle (Puppetman) were there to give Claire some perspective so her character could stop being a useless cheerleader who can regenerate and start dealing with the issues bigger than herself.

Cantwell showed her how lucky she was that she didn’t have a destructive power she couldn’t control and gave her perspective on the gray area between good guys and bad guys.

Doyle showed her mother that she can take care of herself and Meredith that she didn’t really need Meredith’s protection.

Jesse showed us Knox’s character, at first he’s all “You were my only hope in that place Jesse” then when things get bad and Sylar’s going to go to town on Jesse he bolts. Knox is pure self serving bad guy.

The German’s tied into the series through the picture in the scientist who created the triplets powers. He will likely have even more significance as time goes on in connecting people.

frost says:

metalhed, the moment u say “Heroes is the best damn show on t.v” obviously you are very ignorant. The show is still on-going and the rating is clearly isn’t as good as before.

The weakness of this show is that they introduce so much characters but there is absolutely too little character development, there’s so much void in the whole story. What happened to West? What happened to Monica? Wasn’t Bob wanted Monica’s ability removed? Why was that? So much so what about ______? That was season 2. It was bad. nuff said. Not to mention the repetition of someone dies, then come alive or clone. Nathan? Noah? Nikki? Seriously? It gets boring.

Season 3, the prisoners are just sugar-coat, Flint and Knox suddenly becomes a pawn for Pinehearst, for a serial killer like them then suddenly under Arthur who they barely knows or even had connections. Tracy just came out of no where herself with her unfounded abilities? Sylar, for 2 seasons, he was a psychopath killer, and finally in season 3, his a petrelli, and then Hunger? His character seems to be so easily influenced by Angela and Arthur, this is not the Sylar we know for 2 seasons!

The show move too quickly making these characters underdeveloped = bad bad bad.