Heroes Season Finale

WTF?!?!?  I’ve watched all 22 prior episodes for that <abbr title=“Piece Of Shit”>POS</abbr>?  Seri­ously, NBC what were you think­ing?  You spent 22 episodes build­ing up the con­fronta­tion between Peter and Sylar into a dooms­day bat­tle royale where the fate of the world or more acturately, the fate of the poor saps liv­ing in New York City lie in the bal­ance.  And the best you can do is some minor tele­ki­net­ics fol­lowed by a fist fight?  What a load of crap.

Oh and if Molly telling us about a man scarier than the Boogey­man (aka Sylar) was your idea of fore­shad­ow­ing, then your idea of a pitch­ing machine must be a M1 Abrams bat­tle tank.  I know you want to build up some sus­pense to get peo­ple to come back for the next sea­son, but this was entirely too heavy handed.

On the other hand, drop­ping Hiro into the past and that scene with Peter talk­ing with his old (and let’s not for­get dead patient) were good, inter­est­ing hooks.  Just hav­ing those bits and not the scary man would have been enough to draw peo­ple back.  I just don’t know if those 2 scenes were enough to draw me back next sea­son after the crap­tac­u­lar end­ing you gave us for this season.

I just don’t know.

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  1. ken says:
    May 22nd, 2007 at 3:24 pm

    Come on, tell us what you really think.

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