‘Heroes’ Renewed For Season 4 – Do You Care?

I don't think they could really be anymore villains until Sylar is killed. If there were he could just take their powers. I also think it's weird with some people being immortal. I think they should make a league of villains.

There may be a practical reason for Sylar to have gone Nathan. With JJ Trek about to come out, he'll likely have offers for more films, TV commercials--whatever. His star is rising. So if they make QuintoSylar a recurring character rather than the centerpiece of each show, he can move on.

I'm sick of Claire. Enuff said on that.

The show is ok. If it got cancelled, it wouldn't make me cry. If it got renewed, it's not making me jump for joy either.

I like Sylar, I think he's cool :) although the way he's headed kinda looks a bit lame unless he unleashes a big surprise on the Petrellis..that would be interesting.

So..now what? is Tracy the new villain of the series now? (that's a bit lame too) unless Sylar and Tracy team up. I doubt it though as Sylar is a one man team.

I hate Sylar, he's become too powerful. I think Sylar would come back, but what would happen to Nathan. They can't kill off one of the main characters. He was also just revealing his ability and getting back together with his family. I also don't care for Hiro, but I thought he would get his powers back from Ando's power.

Now it's Nathan (sort of) but slowly getting memory of being Sylar back. Which shouldn't take very long. Peter fixed memory problems with his healing power. Sylar will more then likely do the same, but it would take longer cause there is no one to tell him he has healing powers.

About Sylar however. When he was in the car with "bald headed guy" (forget his name) when he first met him and told him the puppet guy present. He vanishes from the car and winds up on top of a building almost instantly. What ability enabled him to do that? He couldn't fly at the time, He can't project things into minds like Parkman, He can't teleport like Hiro. It drove me insane.

@Sylar's Hunger Continues

That vision of Ando killing Hiro was before hiro knew Ando would get powers. When Ando got his red lightening thingy that enhances other peoples powers First thing i thought was "Ando doesn't kill Hiro he just enhances his power" Bt then i realised that Hirohas no power. No Toddler Touch and Go (Stupidest power/character/reason to give Hiro his power back yet) gave hiro his stop time power back i started thinking my first thought again. Maybe Ando's Power restore's Hiro's Power. It'd be about time. Hiro needs to be an important character again. Cause as others have said, I'm getting sick of his "it's my destiny" crap.

I'm also getting sick of Clare. Either make her ruthless like future Claire or cut back on her alot....actually no...just cut back on her. I can't believe anyone is sick of Sylar tho. He has become so wicked, The whole not having moments where he wants to be good. Getting over his thirst for abilitys after meeting his father and just wanting to not be so pathetic when he gets older (Hence wanting to be president), almost going insane once he became a shapeshifter. And I actually loved the whole almost becoming a good guy with Elle, but they could have toned down the love story idea. I also like theat he learned to take powers without killing, but kept killing anyways, unless it was nesacary not too (like taking Nathan's flying ability after they jumped out the window)

Speaking of flying, I'd like to see Claire's little Peter Pan bf from Season 2 (i think) come back. But without having anything to do with Claire.

So who is it now, Sylar or Nathan?

@ Sylar's Hunger Continues said, May 1st, 2009.

Actually Sylar has one more edvantage: his birth power; He understands how things work. And if you conbine that one with the ability to read an objects history it's possible to get the personality of another human. But if you look at the episode he made at least one misstake while fooling Claire, he wrote with the wrong hand when he signed in the book. Of course he had a quick answer for that misstake, but it was a misstake none the less.

This is getting my goat lately. A shape shifter assumes someone's identity. So he can fool security guards and maybe a few people at work. But it is not remotely possible to reproduce ten thousand mannerisms, behaviors, quirks, inside jokes--a personality. I understand Sylar has the advantage of "sniffing" the history of objects...but still, he's going to fool the daughter of his target? Yeesh.

(This was even worse in a Life on Mars US episode, where an undercover cop fooled the roommates of her lookalike--as if it's realistic that even a voice would be similar.)

I am outraged that they killed off Elle, Adam, and Nathan.

I'm think I might stop watching the show.

why did they kill off Nathan ? Couldn't they have used the "Claire trick" they used on Noah when he was shot in his eye and died ? They used blood from Claire to bring him back.
I am looking forward to Season 4 to see what they come up with, if only because those damn TV networks kill of way too many series I like (like they supposedly did with Terminator:Sarah Connor)

--and the episode reeked!

i thought this show hit the Reset button and the writers realized we don't want the same old template over & over. no more future visions with scenes of "the story" in advance instead of just telling us the story. no more lame, repetitive story lines and internecine conflicts.

last week's weather witch episode, which i thought would be lame, actually was not bad. while i like complete ensemble cast coverage, the close-up focus was at least well delivered.

how many times can hiro lose his powers? i tire of the constant pissing match/conversation about what it means to be a true hero, between hiro & ando. does ando really kill hiro in the future? i know i want to kill them both every monday. i pull my hair out with the insipid "charm factor" and silly music that comes with their every scene.

here's the future vision of season 2, with "president sylar/nathan" being fulfilled. i thought the heroes changed the course of events and so we were not headed to that pathetic course. why would sylar, who hungers for personal power, care about institutional/governmental power. like he will be satisfied talking policy and giving speeches. YAWN it's not congruent. it's like a drug addict today, desiring to be a brain surgeon. while an addict may dream of redemption and success, AS an addict what does he want? MORE drugs!

hey, enough with the "cute child"/"you better leave or i'll suck brain" scenario. when we first heard of sylar, he killed parents in an attempt to find molly, who he would have can-opened in a heartbeat. the shark like, focused, dangerous scary hungry amoral elusive shadowy hero-killer sylar is gone...what we have now is the network pushing their golden boy zachary quinto to more face time.

i just watched episode 24, i AM Sylar. man that episode sucked!

'Fugitives' is not that bad compared to the absolute trash of 'Villains'. I stopped watching it was so bad. I caught episode 19 the other day and it was ok so watched 'Cold Snap' which was far better than most of Season 2 and all of 'Villains'. I'm glad they brought Micah back; the show needs more people that are vulnerable, not superpowered dirtbags that shoot lasers out of their asses (Elle, Meredith, Sylar, etc.). There is no tension when they are involved since they are so powerful.
The show is still pretty trashy and I don't take it seriously anymore (Daphne and Ando time travelling XD, Parkman painting the future) but it is quite enjoyable.
The main problem is Sylar. Sylar HAS to die. He should have died in Season 1. He's such a camp, pantomime joke of a bad guy. He's so unbelievably dull. DIE.NOW :)

The show has slowed down way too much. When sylar meets his father nothing profound happens. The whole thing with claire being pardoned by Nathan every time she disobeys is annoying. Hiro and ando are useless on the show. How many times are we going to hear Hiro say "It's my destiny". Almost every scene is two people talking about nothing interesting with bland dialoge. I watch out of habit with the hopes it'll get better.

I'll never get tired of Nathan I enjoy him I sort of agree about sylar and very much agree on Clair. Don't get me wrong I like sylar and Clair but over used especially Clair.

I would like to see more focus on Matt, Hiro (again) and Peter like they did before. While reducing Sylar just a tad and Clair a lot. Wouldn't mind a little more HRG either. Oh and KILLY ICE GIRL AND NO MORE CLONES. Everyone may not agree, but I feel the need to mention it on every heroes post.

SPOILERS for those not current with US broadcasts.

I also watch 24 live (oh my heart!) and record Heroes.

Previous arcs have been horrible. This arc is not horrible, but it's horribly boring. I'm so tired of everything in this show canceling each other out, or being grey instead of starkly contrasted. How many characters do we have that are blurry and not well defined? (Mrs. Petrelli, HRG, Nathan, for example)

We STILL don't know whose seat flew out of the cargo plane back in the first episode. It took WAY too many incidents for the little bald guy to figure out that Nathan had powers. What is with him, anyway? What Angela said made me wonder if he had powers as well. Need I mention this whole arc is very Larry Trask?

I like Sylar, but I'm not cool with this becoming a Sylar Show. A program with an ensemble cast will occasionally focus on one character, but I'm SO tired of Nathan, Sylar, and Claire.

FELDERCARB!! Have to wait 2 weeks for the next episode!

I'm watching last night's episode right now and I like it. IMHO, the new writers have done a great job coming back from the abysmal Villains.

I think season 3 has been great. Not enough Hiro lately but Sylar has become such an interesting and complex character.

above meant to say it is going into the emotion of charactor and so on...

i am very happy with fugitives season, i think it is bringing heroes back. i dont know what everyone else is talking about with it being boring and all but its not boring it just got more intense. It is not going to the emotion of the charactors and how there lives are alot more hectic and stressful while being hunted. I think it is amazing!!!!

I have to say i'm not impressed with heroes, it hasn't lived up to itz hype and promising start. I have all the current episodes but stopped watching after episode 16 0r something!

It seems like there's no direction now, they're going around in circles and tz downright boring.

But like someone else said there's not much better on tv so it gets watched by defualt

Unfortunately this second half still doesn't live up to the first or even second season. No interesting ways in which the characters are using their powers. Claire is super annoying and is not seen any serious action since season 2. Hello, "I can regenerate...that means I should be on the front lines in the battle between the govt. and the 'supers'". Syler finds his dad and he's a washed up Lex Luthor who stuffs dead animals, LAME. Lame like two hundred shots of blue wang.

Tonights episode was pretty damn good. I see we have a reader thats over seas and a little behind, so i wont discuss it, but i was pretty happy with it.

I'm happy. The Fugitives arc has definitely brought life back to this series. I don't it's the same as season one and that's a good thing. Season one had it's camp-moments I didn't like, this arc is purely; "You know who we are, what the problem is, and here's how we're dealing with it..." Hiro and Ando need their roles retooled. So far, they have been useless and boring... Also, what happened to (Ali Larter) Tracy's subplot/triplet-origin? Seems to me they have kind of started on it, then ran away from it...

I consider myself a pretty harsh critic when it comes to this show but I must say Fugitives have done much more justice than Villains ever did. Obviously the vibe is entirely different than what the first season was but then again the first slice of pie always tastes the best. I like where the show is going for the most part and hope it'll shape up even more in weeks to come.

I lost interest and have no ontent on returning, barring some sort of miracle.

I agree with you Vic. Ioved Heroes Seasons 1 and 2, but 3 has been kinda blah so far. It's just getting very repetitive and predictable. I watch it out of loyalty, but the show doesn't have the sense of mystery that made Season 1 so magical.

This volume has been an improvement. Will it ever capture the magic of the first 3/4 of season 1? Probably not. Season 1 finale which was terribly disappointing and underwhelming signaled its decline.

Really, I just can't get myself to believe in Claire as a central character...sure she can heal herself but she's really can't do anything of substance like the other characters. That and she's too young/stupid.

Fugitives has only just started over here in the UK, on about the third of the new ones I think.
So far really liking it and does feel more like the first series.

This show has bugged me a number of times, but I'm still really enjoying it and very glad to know this.