Comments on: ‘Heroes’: What’s on your fix-it list?

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Sun, 13 Dec 2009 21:33:38 +0000

[...] Notícies com la cancelació del vídeojoc oficial d’Herois o portades com la d’una de les revistes més importants del EUA, sobre el fracàs d’Herois, eren un fet constant i la paciència de la gent, esperant que la sèrie algun dia fos un rastre [...]

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By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 09:31:43 +0000

Kill off Tracy and Maya and put less focus on Mohinder and more on The Claire, Hiro, Peter, and Sylar stories. More future and past episodes only relating to what is going on. Honestly, I loved season 3 better then season 1 or 2. Most people haven’t heard about how Heroes is because most haven’t heard about it. I am telling friends of mine who haven’t seen the show to check it out. I have met converts and still faithful fans. Season 2 was complete crap in my books, but season 3 offered that vitality and shot of adrenaline. Those first and last couple episodes of this volume excited me more then any show I have ever seen. The only predictable thing is that Peter would get his abilities back. Honestly, I don’t like the Nathan and Tracy affair either, but killing Tracy would make things easier.
We don’t need less Heroes, we need less focus on the Heroes no one really cares about. I hated the second season because they brought attention to the CopyCat and Micah. It’s pretty simple now!

By: Lee

Lee — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:13:58 +0000

I think that seasons 2 & 3 should be deleted from existance, everyone should get their copies and let the mass burning comense, erase all info on these seasons from the internet and everyone should just pretend it never happened. So providing season 4 is any good it should be renamed season 2 and proceed from there, its the only way to save this once great televison masterpiece!

By: CanoelessinPanama

CanoelessinPanama — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:37:34 +0000

We’re well behind here in Panama and I’ve been trying to avoid spoiler type sites, but I would agree with much that has been said (especially the less time-travel comments). But, where are the “real” villains? We have comic-book (unjustified) evil (Arthur Petrelli) and characters we know to be fundamentally “good” performing evil (am I the only one who thought Hiro “killing” Ando and immediately being accepted as “evil” was the work of a pre-school script writer?) …… but where is the real evil? I remember (shortly after Season 1), sitting on a London underground train opposite someone who looked just like Sylar ….. and the sub-conscious would not let me feel anything but nervous until I got off the train! Now Sylar is a confused joke and no-one has replaced him.

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By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:17:22 +0000

This article nails it pretty well, and now that Volume 3 is over, I can say it had no point. The plot direction and characters changed so much I lost interest. The big picture wasn’t there, and the subplots weren’t there either. At one point in the “finale” I thought to myself “did I miss last weeks episode?” – I didn’t. The story just made no sense. It’s like one group of people wrote the first few episodes, while another group wrote the next few at the same time and then they came together after the fact to try and tie them together. The 1st season was great because it was so cohesive. When there was a big plot twist, it explained a question from earlier in the season. When there was a plot twist in this season, you were left with another question – usually something along the lines of “WTF?”

By: Cody

Cody — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:32:29 +0000

Everything that has been mentioned so far is pretty much right on the money. However, a few other problems I’m having, and I still love the show, is too many powers concentrated in too few characters. Peter/Sylar/Arthur have way too many powers. They are becoming like Superman a character I’ve always disliked because he could do too much. Get rid of all of the SUPER UBER heroes and villains.
Also, I have an issue that we have just ignored characters now. No Micah and his cousins in Louisiana. Where are they and what are they doing? A little cameo by Micah when Tracy goes to find Nikki’s dead body just isn’t cutting it.

By: Teeg

Teeg — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 06:04:04 +0000

Can’t argue with any of the fixes in the article but for me the priority has to be smart character driven plots that showcase the individuals and their struggle to live with there powers. All this constant world saving fire fighting nonsense has gotten old.
I don’t want the show to die off but season two really killed any momentum Heroes could have had. Generations was suppose to tell the story of the company and how the older generation got together and what they achieved but we saw none of that(What was Hiro’s dad’s powers?)
But what pissed me the most is the stupid death of the interesting characters (usually villains of course) who all die in the most anticlimactic way.