madkasel said:

Oh no....... does that mean you agree?

WereRogue said:

Maybe I'm a glutton for punishment?

I dunno why I keep on. Right now I'm waiting on the Brian Fuller episodes to take hold.

The show offers just enough to keep me going on. If I didn't have DVR and had to record this on VCR, I'd have been done awhile back. Sylar is providing enough to get me through what's happening now, though I think the Mutant Registration Act (sorta) plotline is good and more interesting than the past couple. Nathan makes a good villain. And Peter is just so consistently stupid.

I do wonder what happened to Hayden. She really isn't hot anymore. And she's a worst actress as time goes on.

And, really, if people did actually have these kind of powers, don't you think we'd have to keep tabs on them in some way? (I'm not saying all locked up.)

 So, what about last week's episode? I think it had potential, but it was ruined by bad writing/plotting/storytelling. Needing to tell that much of an episode in flashback is a very obvious sign of this. If they'd really been thinking, that episode would have been the first episode of this volume, and I think, would have set things up to be much more interesting for the following weeks. 

Is next week the first of the new writers? If so, I'm excited, though it will be amazing at this point if they can rescue the show well enough to get it renewed again. *sigh*

I thought the stuff in the last episode, with Mrs. Bennett rocking everyone's world, was a step up.

She has a gun velcroed under the counter... that's awesome.

Most everything with Sylar has been good, too.

If anybody is still watching, we finally hit the first of the new Brian Fuller episodes and it delivered hugely. I'm on board for the rest of this season, anyway.

 Yes, this last episode was quite an improvement. I actually found myself engaged again, which is really saying something. I thought Daphne's death was a very touching scene, and I really liked Mama Petrelli avoiding the agents, though I would have liked that scene to go on a bit longer. Could have made a really great "action" scene.

Wow, this series is MUCH better now! I enjoyed last night's episode immensely.

 It was alright. I'm not enjoying Danko working with Sylar. From they entirely one dimensional way they've made him out in all the past episodes, teaming with Sylar was completely unreasonable from that point of view. For Pete's sake, he completed turned on the guy that started the program just because he could fly. Now we're expected to see him happily agree to work with a proven sociopath and serial killer?!

Also, I don't approve of Sylar gaining these shapeshifting abilities.

I think Sylar is like Gollum.

So, one episode left in the season and it looks like it'll be a doozy. Reports are that there's one last major character death this season (that will stick). So, any ideas on who it might/ should be?

-Ken

Hah I wonder if you can find out who is being contracted for Season 4 and work it backwards from there. Interestingly, according to Bryan Fuller, Tracy Strauss isn't dead and would be coming back in the next season.

 It should be Sylar. It should have been Sylar since the end of season 1.

What the hell just happened with him this last episode anyway?

icyewolf said:

Yeah, she's definately coming back. If you watch the end of her scene, you can see her ice-face blink and cry a tear. She's a confirmed return.

Sylar won't be the one killed (unless he commits suicide) as Sylar is supposed to be the one doing the killing.

If we look at Angela Petrelli's reaction in the preview, it would indicate either Nathan or Peter.

-Ken

I personally hope it's Nathan as I think his story arc is really running really dry. If he does die, I can envision it being a "noble sacrifice" type of thingy.

Got this tidbit of information regarding the finale from EW.com.

Question: Please, please, please give us a hint about whom Sylar kills in Monday's Heroes season finale! --Claire
Ausiello: It's a major character, and the death definitely sticks. But there is a twist. (Hint: It's possible no one will be leaving the show.) BTW, the finale is fantastic. It's compelling, suspense-filled and, most importantly, events occur consecutively and in the present day. Heroes is back, people!

To me, that says Nathan.

-Ken