The Classic Superhero Show that Time Forgot 

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another one down.

why

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i never forgot heroes. i simply lost interest. unfortunately

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Hiro is still the reliable guy.

That’s amazing

We'll never forget Hiro in this household

What made it done so well is that it didn’t feel forced. Same with Lost. That’s why people have a problem with woke media. Not because they’re racist but because it just feels like this. “Okay put a black gay man right here. An Asian over there next to a hispanic woman.” It just feels like look at all this diversity which just means not white. I grew up out in the country. White chicks and Blade were two movies I held near and dear to my heart. But I also loved movies with all white casts such as Troy. I don’t think a story needs to have certain skin colors. Whatever is authentic to the story is what’s needed. Tyler the creator in his old skits used all his black friends in his skits and they were the leads. Jordan peele uses black leads in his movies. If a white guy was doing that it’d be a big deal to some. I love me some diversity in film if it’s done right but I don’t always need it. I could watch a movie with an all Japanese cast if written well, and I could watch a movie with an all white cast if written well. Wouldn’t that be true diversity? A person who enjoys films with many different skin colors whether it’s multiple colors in one film or 1 color in one film?

I honestly think that it's unfair to put the onus on the writers strike when at the end of it all it's very much the company's making intolerable conditions, then demanding another banger while the strike is going on.

@@idigamstudios7463 I'm not blaming the writers for striking. I'm saying that I wish it hadn't happened at that time.

@@vetarlittorf1807 Definitely valid and understandable. Hard to tell of late, especially this week. Ultimately I blame NBC I think. Personally I'd love to see an animated revival of it, especially since it seems like animation's undergoing something of an indie renaissance.

As someone who just completed season 1 and hated every minute of it, this show was soooo bad. The actor who played Peter petrelli was not good. He's like a slightly better Keanu reeves when it comes to acting. Too bland, he almost feels likea damn self insert. Sylar isn't all that good too. His dialogue was trash, I remember when he was first captured, and he said that his greatest ability is to find out what makes people tick. That fucking phrase has been used wayyy to many times. He was a LOT more intimidating in nos4a2. The idea of him wanting to be special because of his mom always saying that he is special + his overall insecurities is a good idea, but again, it's presented so horribly. If they wanted to make me feel like his life is shit, then fucking SHOW that. Dedicate an episode in the first season to give some background on him, FLESH him out by giving him the PROPER time he deserves. The most we got an episode that had SOME flashbacks, but that wasn't all done in his pov, we just see him as an ordinary guy, then chandra comes in, does his stuff, and he goes "nO, iM SPeCial, pAy atTEnTIon t0 mE", poorly executed. The whole thing with hiro is stupid, I remember when he was first introduced, he was yelling in his damn office, being so fucking annoying. I thought that was weird, cuz this is a damn office, nobody can just YELL like that. But then we find out thay he's the company's ceo's son, so that kinda makes sense if he ended up getting some leeway. But then the mf TELEPORTED in the damn office, front and center, and nobody bats a damn eye. That's another big problem, the background, the setting of how everything operates makes no sense. Christopher Eckelston (I think that's how u spell it) can turn invisible, but just decides to bump into dozens of people, and even tho the people actually felt that shit, they didn't stop and wonder out loud, all together with the rest of the people, about HOW THIS SHIT IS HAPPENING. The way sylar got stabbed by hiro is stupid, he was like ten feet away, yelled at him, and despite running like a chubby little boy riddled with autism, sylar SOMEHOW GOT STABBED. And sylar's "escape" is stupid. So you're telling me that despite being in an OPEN AREA SURROUNDED BY POLICE, HE STILL GOT AWAY? They've never clarified that too. When did he escape, before or after the police came? The manhole was literally 5 feet away from him, how did anybody miss that? How did the main characters and even the POLICE not see that big weird blood stain on the ground? Sure, you can say that MAYBE they're aware of it, but the blood stain is STILL THERE. It looks like the police haven't even touched it, tf is wrong with these guys? Also, the whole point of the whole save the cheerleader thing was because sylar eventually gets Claire's powers, but in the same future, he never actually obtains said powers, he does it LATER ON. Also, her first moment in the future opens up to her talking in some sort of southern accent, then 5 seconds later, she stops doing it. Tf was that? The only good thing about this show was Noah and Claire, their relationship was actually really good, and Noah is the best character in the damn cast. He played his part really well, and I did not enjoy that he wasn't the main character, Peter fucking petrelli was. Also did not like how the mom became more important in the overarching plot, it literally just happened. One minute she was a grieving mom who was stealing cuz the whole death of her husband was messing her up, a woman who clearly saw Peter as the favorite, to immediately doing a 180 with no buildup whatsoever, she ended up seeing Nathan as the "one" instead of Peter, the whole point was one parent sides with one child, and now that shit is just gone. This was a terrible show, you can like it if you want, but to ignore the faults is stupid. I wanted to like this cuz capepunk type shit is always a cool premise, but my god was this a cesspool of shit, blandness and bad story elements. Great example of poor execution, I'm glad this show is seen with negativity now. Don't put mediocrity on a high pedestal.

It's been awhile I thought Peter was just an orderly?

Who knows whether that approach is better or worse than sticking to your guns like what happened to True Detective

@@Lazypackmule Until we gain the ability to check out alternate universes tv shows, we will never know.

The Boys is like this too. Season 1 was really great, but as seasons 2 and 3 came, you could tell that the storyline was being REALLY stretched out because of the series popularity. None of the main characters were changed or killed off and the status quo remained after the season.

@@NeverSaySandwich1 Youdont have to kill really, youcould explore a new cast and guest the old.

@@NeverSaySandwich1 well, to be fair, the reason for that is simple: the original book doesn't change protagonist and while show goes for different stuff, they still use book as reference point for material and everything will lead to the Butcher blowing The Bloody Doors Off.

Now I'm imagining a world where All For One becomes so popular a character that the writer has no idea how to create a confrontation with him that will satisfy the fans so they just keep him around forever and do a half-hearted redemption story... I think that MHA gets the W here.

Wow, this had been a power for a loong time. Rogue from X-men could steal powers with a touch. Apocalypse from X-men could copy powers just by being near them. Mr. Sinister would harvest mutants and use their DNA to grant him their powers. Amazo from DC could copy any powers he sees, which made him vulnerable to Batman, as Batman had no powers. And I'm sure there are some I'm forgetting.

All for One can bestow his powers too though. And he loses them when he does.

Actually, Peter and Nathan's father, Arthur Petrelli, is basically All for One. He can steal others powers for himself. And he also wore a suit while doing it.

Knowing how big of a fan the author of MHA is of western superheroes, it wouldn’t surprise me if AFO was inspired by Sylar.

Its still no excuse for season 3 and 4, and 2 still could have ended with i dont know a plan to followed up ot threat. arthur could have coming back. Its not all on the strike

It's also weridly not....not topical, but different, since they can't have a situation this time where they still film any current shows with scab writers. You might end up with weird gaps for plotlines when things resume, if a series resumes, but at the very least unless they replace EVERYONE in a show they can likely pick up right where they left off or close to it instead of creating seasons where there's drastic dips in quality or plotline changes.

Some dispute if 2008 Writer's Strike was so detrimental on the show and most realistically see the issue is how success made them change the course from anthology where every season will get own cast to superhero melodrama.

I was thinking the same thing! 😅

2nd season of Heroes was like Phase 4 of MCU

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Boi-

Truly a masterpiece

It will show you what you're made of

Premydaremy, is that you?

Do you know what this show is on? After the video I so wanna check out the first season at least

Really? I quite enjoyed 3. I even enjoyed 2, but that season had so much wasted potential. Season 3, on the other hand, felt like X-Men vs. Brotherhood of Mutants in the first half and Civil War/Dark Reign in the second. Some plots points were kinda questionable and needlessly convoluted, but I was never bored or disinterested. Season 4 is what killed it for me. It has its moments. The Peter/Sylar/Matt stuff was good, but everything else was really, really bad.

Yeah, I always the Writer Strike for doing that, especially when I read about the original plans for the show on S3. even Smallville suffered from it during season 7 and it really showed.

​@@Tyler_W I still enjoys Season 2-3 of Heroes too, even when Arthur Petrelli powerdrains Hiro Nakamura did killed Heroes for me worse than Arthur Petrelli powerdrains his son killed Heroes tv show for anyone else

And the cast changes and with sheehan its peak but young ramsey bolton is great tooand other, really starpower. it even has craig parker.

That show was great.

I never get into Heroes but Misfits is a core high school memory for me. Loved the first three seasons

Yep and that means that she's doomed to suffer psychological torture as well.

For all the stupidity of later seasons, I do think that the idea of having them have a period (an eclipse) where they are at their weakest (i.e. basically temporarily with their powers mostly gone) was a neat concept and it's something that gave the sense that even the really powerful characters had a weakness, even if they didn't introduce it for awhile.

I think she would still age, just not past her mid-20s or so when people fully mature into adulthood.

Claire Bear still aged like normal I think there are both flashbacks and flash-forwards that use a child actress or hair+makeup for HP respectively to suggest so.

To me, it was more akin to my hero academia, in the way that she developed the ability after a while, but that's just me as others also didn't find out their abilities until maturing. I still feel like she wouldn't age due to her regeneration.

watched it yet?

Almost like she's a stupid teenager or something.

I thought he did that for like 3 seasons until he told her that was digusting.

​@@lmao2302that's why I consider 3rd season of Heroes still canon