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charloweenOh, Heroes.
It's nice to know that some things don't change. I stopped watching after a few episodes last season, but I bravely came back to see what the season 3 opener had to offer. I'm so glad I did (and that a friend suggested we watch together). I'd forgotten what a fun show it is to watch with someone.
It's all the same! Mama Petrelli still kicks ass (and how!), Nathan's assumptions that he's an autonomous individual will constantly be crushed (always someone pulling the strings!), Ali Larter plays characters I don't care about (but does a good job!)... and so on, and so forth. Even though it's totally the Petrelli Family Variety Hour.
Christine and I nearly hyperventilated when Kirsten Bell walked by the crazy Francis Capra. All we need is Padaleki and Dohring and we'll have the worst (or best?) GG/VMars xover ever*. We weren't all that impressed by Mohinder's Mowgli turn, but it's fun to guess when this show will run out of wacky twists and climactic scenes to lead into commercial breaks.
*The "and then they all have powers!" xovers are always entertaining. As are the ones where Harry Potter is a vampire. Hi-larious.
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thucyken, I thought of you during the "Robin: Boy Victim" conversation and the Holmes reference. Just so you know.
It's nice to know that some things don't change. I stopped watching after a few episodes last season, but I bravely came back to see what the season 3 opener had to offer. I'm so glad I did (and that a friend suggested we watch together). I'd forgotten what a fun show it is to watch with someone.
It's all the same! Mama Petrelli still kicks ass (and how!), Nathan's assumptions that he's an autonomous individual will constantly be crushed (always someone pulling the strings!), Ali Larter plays characters I don't care about (but does a good job!)... and so on, and so forth. Even though it's totally the Petrelli Family Variety Hour.
Christine and I nearly hyperventilated when Kirsten Bell walked by the crazy Francis Capra. All we need is Padaleki and Dohring and we'll have the worst (or best?) GG/VMars xover ever*. We weren't all that impressed by Mohinder's Mowgli turn, but it's fun to guess when this show will run out of wacky twists and climactic scenes to lead into commercial breaks.
*The "and then they all have powers!" xovers are always entertaining. As are the ones where Harry Potter is a vampire. Hi-larious.
thucyken, I thought of you during the "Robin: Boy Victim" conversation and the Holmes reference. Just so you know.
