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I thought the same thing - the point was to stop the bomb blowing up NY.Now, NATHAN might be dead. No sign he is able to survive being the close to the bomb unless he let Peter go.
Shapeshifter, maybe?Also, whatever happened to the Invisible Man? They didn't tie up that storyline, or even hint at it, these last few episodes.
I think the roach is just symbolism for his ability to figure out how to survive
The producers have mentioned that the roach is a symbol of survival and of adaptability. They can survive anything basically. There have roaches in the show about 3-4 other times.
re-watched #1 during the SciFi marathon - Suresh makes a big deal about how roaches, not humans, are the most evolved creatures on the planet.
Looked awesome - and the first one was underrated as a comic book movie, IMO.
I was thinking the same thing. Maybe the villain Molly's afraid of is Urulu and he dragged Syler into the sewer to absorb his powers.
I was waiting for this as well. Wanted to see some 300 lb fat slob
Is it confirmed that isn't her? I know we speculated but I don't recall it being proven.
She told Micah that she was fat when she was eating potatoe chips and he mentioned that his friend or cousin eats like her and is really fat.
Well not to argue a minor point but that's not exactly what was said. As I recall Micah said he had a friend that ate like her and was fat. She said something about being judged by your looks but never said she was now fat in reality. Maybe she was and lost the weight. I just don't recall us ever having any proof she was going to be overweight when not controlling her image.
Well, to continue arguing a minor point, as I recall it Micah said he had a friend that ate like her but was fat or "huge", and Candace responded with something like "so am I."
I agree. Numb3rs season finale was kick ###.
You know you are right I do recall that now. But she could have been being less then truthful. Personally I would assume her metabolism would run high as shape shifting is generally shown as taking a lot of energy. But be that as it may she didn't plump up when out so I guess we are left with not fat.
She's not a shapeshifter. She alters what other people see. Which is why, when all the illusions disappear, we should have seen her the way she actually looks. I guess she may actualy be a hot brunette, but that would sort of make her conversation with Micah about judging people based on their appearances sort of meaningless.
Not if you are talking to someone who's appearance can change any time they want thus making the outer not so important to judge by.
Numb3rs finale did blow me away, great ending. Best episode of the season by far.However, I have been continually impressed with Heroes all season long, and for the finale to not deliver isn't that bothering for me because nearly every other episode was great. This episode was great to, just not a great finale.
Is that like when a friend steals the name you were going to name your baby?
They didn't have his face covered and they put him in an ambulance. You don't put people in ambulances who are found dead at the scene. You wait for the coroner and he bags them. Maybe he did die, but if so, they did a bad job of showing it.Oh, andHe died
I actually liked the Nikki save. I was expecting the good guys to all contribute, and that was the one instance where it came together. I don't count Hiro's strike, because it was so completely lame. But what I was most disappointed with was that Peter didn't use any of his powers in the battle.The fist fight was rather lame. You need to kill the guy, yet you stand there giving him an old fashioned beat down with your fists instead of using your powers to give him a whooping?
All solid points.
Agreed, except #4. Peter said he was overloading and couldn't control his powers.
3 - i think Parkman is dead4 - is it that much of a stretch to assume that if the nuclear power is out of control for Peter, that he doesnt have controls over other powers at the time too?6 - In the past episode when talking to Micah she did say she is "huge", but we dont know she is fat. This could easily be a woman insecurity issue. Ive had past GFs in fantastic shape think they are "huge" too.
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I'll give you 4 and who knows on 3, but now way on 6. She made at least two reference to being unpresentable. Once to Michah with the "I am" comment and once when she talked about how people always judge others on appearance. The writes of this show aren't so subtle that they are writing in minor self-image issues into their characters and presenting them in cutesy ways like that.
From the graphic novel it looks like DL will be fine...Quick points:- Lame Hiro killing Sylar scene. After all that training, he runs at him full steam and Sylar doesn't react?- The shape-shifter said something like, "How do you know I'm not a big fatty" which doesn't confirm or deny she is.- Overall, the finale was disappointing. Heroes:Lost::Sirloin:Filet- I called Simone's dad having the dream power first
Never thought it was training, more building confidence and releasing what Hiro already had inside him.
I think this had more to do with Sylar's ego and thinking that Hiro couldn't do it, this his look of surprise when he did.
But he did die, but I do think they did a bad job of showing it.
Because he was afraid and couldn't control his powers.
Again, I think this comes down to them expecting he was dead and not a threat. All in all these are a bunch of weak individuals. But I do think someone would have saw it too.
Who said she is fat? She was talking to Micah, but didn't say she was.
Uluru is another name for Ayer's Rock in Australia. A holy place for local aboriginal peoples.Urulu is speculated to be a villain in Heroes.
Just to give credit where credit is due, those were Drifter's points, not mine.
You thought they we good one though
Outside of 3 and 4, you're reaching. Hiro didn't just have confidence - he was proficiently wielding his kendo staff against his father. The rest is just bad writing and was a cop-out for what should have been a blow out finale.
Well of course, it is a TV show based on people who can turn invisible and fly. Reaching is part of it lol
Don't give me that rolleyes ####. That's a cop out too. Look - just because you have a fantastic setting does not mean that you can't leave giant plot holes lying around, embrace bad writing or inconsitencies. Look at George RR Martin's books. As fantastical as it gets, yet the writing is solid, plot hole free and the characters are as deep and textured as any you will find in literature.Well of course, it is a TV show based on people who can turn invisible and fly. Reaching is part of it lol
My first thought as the episode finished
