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starvinbohemian) wrote2009-02-16 08:59 pm
starvinbohemian) wrote2009-02-16 08:59 pm
Heroes S3 E16...
[Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com] time again!
Hmn. I feel like the episodes are getting shorter and less is happening. But I guess it just feels slower after the ridiculous pace of Volume 3. I suppose I can't really complain since that was one of my chief annoyances with V3.
Best part of the episode? LYLE and MR. MUGGLES!!! And Lyle had lines-- lines of actual dialogue with his father! Granted, the dialogue was based on bullshit, but I'll take what I can get.
Peter/Mohinder/Matt: Haha, so the pretty-stupid-boys brigade actually bested HRG? This is officially HRG's lowest moment. I didn't realize what felt off all episode until Peter and Mohinder came onto the screen, but now I see. There wasn't enough pretty in this episode! Show, never do that to me again. Pretty is about 80% of the appeal of this show. It was 100% during Volumes 2 through 3.
Sandra: A great big HELL YES to no longer taking Noah's crap! Not only was her bullshit detector finally going off, but she had the cajones to actually kick him to the curb. Awesome. Although, the whole Bennett clan loses some intelligence points for not questioning Claire on her texting during breakfast. I mean, who do they think she's texting exactly? She has no friends, no school, and no job. That should set off some bells there.
Claire: Every time she tells her father he can't control her anymore I get the overwhelming compulsion to break every teenage angst CD I can get my hands on. I guess I'll have to settle for rolling my eyes really hard and putting her on mute until she goes away.
Alex the Aqua!Geek: He's cute and so far inoffensive (yeah, I'm lookin' at you, West) other than that stupid crack about girls never going into comic book stores. Though, I have to admit that the first and last time I ever ventured into one, I was stared at as if an alien had just wandered in. But that could have been for any number of reasons! Yeah... Anyway.
HRG: *Is apparently deaf* Seriously, Alex and Claire were whispering to each other directly at his feet. I know Jack Coleman is tall, but he ain't so tall that sounds from the floor don't travel up to his ears.
The Rebel: Dude better be Micah, because if it's someone obvious like HRG or Peter then I'm going to be pissed. I know Micah's going to be part of this volume, and I can't think of a better way to bring him back into the fold. But you know who would be the BEST Rebel? HEIDI. Or, for a total twist, Simon or Monty. That would be awesome.
Sylar/Luke: Sylar has finally met his road trip soulmate in Sylar!boy. The kid isn't creeped out or worried at all by the fact that Sylar is "technically a serial killer," he's entirely too turned on by Sylar's power, and he comes free of that pesky self-righteousness Mohinder was so fond of. Perfect match. Or else it would be if Luke were anywhere near as pretty as Mohinder. Were we talking about Mohinder? We were? Perfect.
India: *Is not the same without Mohinder in it*
Hiro/Ando: *Ignoring the side story stolen straight from Bollywood* It was pretty presumptuous of Hiro to assume that a sketch of him hanging in India meant that destiny was going to give him his powers back so that he could force Ando back into the sidekick seat. Glad that didn't work out. I'm sad to see the boys in their own separate story, because I quickly became bored by them again. They're darling, but unless their shenanigans involve a slashy GPS system or a flashy nemesis, I rarely care what they're up to.
Tracey: Way to ruin everything, dumbass. Seriously, she heard Nathan's boss pull the plug, and she still screws herself (and everyone else) over by jumping the gun and murdering that guy. And to make matters worse, she actually still thinks that Nathan gives a damn about her. I know that Pasdar's sexiness is irresistible, but the guy betrayed her to the government, kidnapped her, drugged her, put her in chains, set her up under heat lamps, and then told her that she'd never see the light of day. None of that equals hearts and flowers, Tracey!
Hmn. I feel like the episodes are getting shorter and less is happening. But I guess it just feels slower after the ridiculous pace of Volume 3. I suppose I can't really complain since that was one of my chief annoyances with V3.
Best part of the episode? LYLE and MR. MUGGLES!!! And Lyle had lines-- lines of actual dialogue with his father! Granted, the dialogue was based on bullshit, but I'll take what I can get.
Peter/Mohinder/Matt: Haha, so the pretty-stupid-boys brigade actually bested HRG? This is officially HRG's lowest moment. I didn't realize what felt off all episode until Peter and Mohinder came onto the screen, but now I see. There wasn't enough pretty in this episode! Show, never do that to me again. Pretty is about 80% of the appeal of this show. It was 100% during Volumes 2 through 3.
Sandra: A great big HELL YES to no longer taking Noah's crap! Not only was her bullshit detector finally going off, but she had the cajones to actually kick him to the curb. Awesome. Although, the whole Bennett clan loses some intelligence points for not questioning Claire on her texting during breakfast. I mean, who do they think she's texting exactly? She has no friends, no school, and no job. That should set off some bells there.
Claire: Every time she tells her father he can't control her anymore I get the overwhelming compulsion to break every teenage angst CD I can get my hands on. I guess I'll have to settle for rolling my eyes really hard and putting her on mute until she goes away.
Alex the Aqua!Geek: He's cute and so far inoffensive (yeah, I'm lookin' at you, West) other than that stupid crack about girls never going into comic book stores. Though, I have to admit that the first and last time I ever ventured into one, I was stared at as if an alien had just wandered in. But that could have been for any number of reasons! Yeah... Anyway.
HRG: *Is apparently deaf* Seriously, Alex and Claire were whispering to each other directly at his feet. I know Jack Coleman is tall, but he ain't so tall that sounds from the floor don't travel up to his ears.
The Rebel: Dude better be Micah, because if it's someone obvious like HRG or Peter then I'm going to be pissed. I know Micah's going to be part of this volume, and I can't think of a better way to bring him back into the fold. But you know who would be the BEST Rebel? HEIDI. Or, for a total twist, Simon or Monty. That would be awesome.
Sylar/Luke: Sylar has finally met his road trip soulmate in Sylar!boy. The kid isn't creeped out or worried at all by the fact that Sylar is "technically a serial killer," he's entirely too turned on by Sylar's power, and he comes free of that pesky self-righteousness Mohinder was so fond of. Perfect match. Or else it would be if Luke were anywhere near as pretty as Mohinder. Were we talking about Mohinder? We were? Perfect.
India: *Is not the same without Mohinder in it*
Hiro/Ando: *Ignoring the side story stolen straight from Bollywood* It was pretty presumptuous of Hiro to assume that a sketch of him hanging in India meant that destiny was going to give him his powers back so that he could force Ando back into the sidekick seat. Glad that didn't work out. I'm sad to see the boys in their own separate story, because I quickly became bored by them again. They're darling, but unless their shenanigans involve a slashy GPS system or a flashy nemesis, I rarely care what they're up to.
Tracey: Way to ruin everything, dumbass. Seriously, she heard Nathan's boss pull the plug, and she still screws herself (and everyone else) over by jumping the gun and murdering that guy. And to make matters worse, she actually still thinks that Nathan gives a damn about her. I know that Pasdar's sexiness is irresistible, but the guy betrayed her to the government, kidnapped her, drugged her, put her in chains, set her up under heat lamps, and then told her that she'd never see the light of day. None of that equals hearts and flowers, Tracey!