Yeah… I’m sorry Lotta but it seems to me you’re just looking for something racial where nothing exists. In season one Jessica did online videocam porn for crying out loud.

Vic

What about the dozen episodes where Jessica played Internet Temptress and played patty cake with Senator-e_ect Nathan Patrelli.

I don’t know about oversexed black women–sure didn’t get that vibe from Nana Dawson and Monica.

From Wikipedia
>> [Deveaux] appeared, whether as a dream figure, as part of a time-travel journey of Peter’s, similarly to Sanjog Iyer, or by some other mechanism is left deliberately unclear — and seemed able to see Peter while the latter is invisible to others in the “dream” (Such as his mother and Simone).[10] Charles was part of a previous generation of “heroes”, with Angela Petrelli, Kaito Nakamura, Linderman and others, who all were the founders of the Company.<<

Season 3 was okay but not as great as season 1 and I kind of liked season 2 more. I like how Nathan is sort of becoming evil and hunting them down because it goes back to the future episode they had in season 1. But its kind of like the X-men and how they were hunted by the government, which could mean that they all finally join together and fight back as one team instead of the little groups.

Sylar is by far the best character but how come they never finish the job when they want to kill him. Cut off his head or something instead of just putting a piece of glass in his skull, which will probably like melt or something because of the fire. I don’t want Sylar to die but they should come up with a new villain and it looks like its going to be Nathan. I’m still pissed he killed Elle though, why couldn’t she just shock like she did the first time he attacked her?

What keeps Heroes from being an absolute failure is that it still has some interesting characters and can come up with equally intriguing moral situations to stick these characters in. That leads to great cliffhangers.

Unfortunately in order to get to these great cliffhangers and situations, the writers make the characters turn stupid when it suits the plots by conveniently forgetting or handicapping powers of the more powerful characters (ie Hiro, Sylar, Peter, Arthur) and abusing the time travel and future predictions. The writers simply introduced too many characters and too many powers without fully thinking through their limits. The peeks into the future whether it be paintings, dreams or time travel really handcuffed the writers often leading to underwhelming resolutions to volume long conflicts.

The end of vol. 3 was a “soft” reset but it was necessary. At least it got rid of all the extra and unnecessary ppl. Although we haven’t gotten rid of all the snags (ie Angela can still dream the future) and Sylar is most likely not dead.

So, Speed can be used to go back in time…and forward again?

I’m not sure I understand how Nathan goes from self-sacrificing hero to whatever he’s supposed to be now.

Also, I find myself not liking the Ando, Hiro, Daphne and Parkman plot. It feels so campy and amateur relative to the other story threads…and not really useful.

I’ve given up on the story of the show and how they use the characters and instead am watching more for fun factor and to see what happens. Which sucks because this show had so much potential. I’m excited to see new additions Michael Dorn and John Glover for next season though.

Although i’m not saying that that was bad, because vol 1 was amazing but it wasn’t original,Vol 2 and 3 were pretty bad but they were original. So i think its safe to say that heroes is good at taking old stuff and making them fresh and there’s nothing wrong with that. so i think fugitives might just live up to season 1