[Movie] "Villains" - Heroes Season 3 Thread

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It's gonna be crazy seeing Noah have to work with Sylar, especially after he took Claire's power. I had a feeling that this season there were going to be some hardcore villains so strong that they'd end up needing his help. And a big wtf on Angela Petrelli saying she's Sylar's mother. The illegitimate son of Angela and Kaito Nakamura perhaps?

As for Micah, his powers are cool and all, I'd definitely be robbing ATMs left and right. But I've never been too fond of him, or any child actor for that matter. They try so hard to give kids these cute lines to make them look precocious or some shit, and it's always gotten on my nerves. They didn't do that with Molly though, so I could deal with her.

I did like Monica from season 2. She was probably one of the high points of that season, almost enough to make me forgive them for Maya and Alejandro. I was glad when Alejandro got killed and I was hoping Maya would stay dead too, but they had to disappoint me just once more time.

I'd like to see more of Adam Monroe, a.k.a. Kensei Takezo. I hope someone digs him up or he breaks out somehow. I've always liked the "Fallen Hero" type characters.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I'm about sick of Peter's overpowered ass, with his stupid mouth that makes him look like he had a stroke every time he talks. I liked him a lot better when he could only do things around certain people.

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I was glad to see Adam Monroe again, but I would have liked to at least see some sort of resistance from Hiro on digging him up. For all we know, Angela told him to go dig him up and he was like, "lol ok!" I'm also glad that he and Ando stopped bickering like little girls. Hiro was acting like a right bitch over something that wouldn't happen for another 4 years, which was probably his fault to begin with.

I am curious to know who Future Sylar was with to have his son, and also how he and Future Peter got on such good terms to where he "would have made extra" waffles for him. Guess they won't be going into it, though what with Sylar blowing up Costa Verde and all.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Let's not forget how all of a sudden

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Nathan was able to fly while the Haitian was standing right next to him. Can he turn off his power negating thing at will and they just forgot to tell us? Also, couldn't he have just stood near his brother and shot him, and not wasted our time with this little jungle adventure?

This show has just about become an hour long game of "Spot the Inconsistencies." I think I'm beginning to see why the writers got fired.

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

Yes, I believe Fuller wrote this week and next week's episode. I just found out recently that he was one of the main writers for season 1, which makes perfect sense because season 1 and the entirety of Pushing Daisies is awesome. Definitely sad to see Pushing Daisies get canceled, but hopefully he'll be able to save Heroes.

Also, the best line of this week's episode for me...

Originally Posted by Sylar

Cake. =D

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

Daphne was holding on to them when they got there, so I just assumed that she dragged them there.

How ya doing, buddy?

$1000 says Rebel is actually Micah. Hacking into computers and such.

I forgot Eric Doyle was supposed to have been killed, but if Sylar can miraculously escape a burning building after being stabbed in the brain and incapacitated, I guess anything's possible.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

This week's episode was boring as fuck. Absolutely nothing got accomplished and everything that happened had nothing whatsoever to do with what was going on. The whole backstory with Angela's sister and Chandra Suresh's concentration camp could have been explained in a 20 minute flashback and they could have done something worthwhile with the rest of the episode.

The best part of the episode was young Linderman's actor trying to sound like Malcolm McDowell.

FELIPE NO