[Movie] "Villains" - Heroes Season 3 Thread

Originally Posted by Sakabadger

WHAT A TWEEEEEEEEST

Spoiler:

So Sylar could become a hero, and people like Peter/Niki/Ando(?) could become villains? I think it's a bit too late for Sylar to really have a change of heart, but the developments should be interesting.

Mohinder picking crap out of himself at the end was disgusting.

Don't really like how Hiro is suddenly treating Ando like he's a terrible person. He should already know the future isn't set in stone and that he doesn't fully comprehend what was going on. I'd hate to see them have their friendship fractured like that.

Spoiler:

To me, the Ando/Hiro confrontation implied that Hiro was the villian and Ando was the good guy, but because we are watching this part of the storyline through Hiro's perspective, Hiro assumes that Ando is the villain.

Also, time travel and seeing the future always breaks everything, so I think we should all expect bad writing, big holes in the plot, and a lot of things that don't make logical sense in their universe. Example being that future Peter (he can regenerate, why does he have a scar, other than to imply villainy?) could have easily gone back in time and gotten Claire out of the house before Sylar stole her power. Do we really expect that villainous future Peter would listen to mommy dearest's butterfly effect speech?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

You could just hide the 5 recent posts section by clicking the double up arrows in the corner of its box.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I'm still wondering why Future Peter has a scar, when he can regen. None of this shit makes sense, and the more I watch it, the more I am inclined to believe that it isn't supposed to make sense. People are time traveling and seeing the future every five seconds, so virtually no event in the entire series is actually important, because the writers can just nullify it with time travel. Apparently no one can die either, as they'll just come back as somebody's twin. I just watch to see what convoluted, silly thing they throw out there next.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Ok, last night's episode was pretty garbage. The only part that was any good was the promo for next week's episode.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

All the promos for this episode were all about them not having powers, then the episode was halfway over before they lost their powers. I can only hope that they are without their powers for the rest of the season. Of course they will just copout and have their powers return just as dude is about to headshot Gabriel.

I was speaking idiomatically.

"Hey guys I'm a good guy."

"Uh but in the future you're a bad guy. I, like, saw it."

"No dude like for reals, I am good.




Lol jk I'm really bad."

Can they just introduce a plot/villian and deal with it, without flip-flopping existing characters every five episodes? Making good guys bad and bad guys good, and then the bad good guys good again and the good bad guys bad again every five seconds is not interesting, dramatic, smart, or entertaining. At the very least, pick something and stick with it.

Maybe they will let Nathan and his henchmen stay evil, without introducing a new, bigger evil that will require Nathan and his evil henchmen to turn into good guys and join up with the good guy Heroes to defeat. We all know that is what is going to happen.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?