Heroes

[Pogle]

Anyone know what happened to this series?
I was watching it before Christmas and It seems to have disappeared from the schedules.

 

[Bagpuss]

Yeah, the BBC realised it was dragged out crap and pulled the plug

 

[FSM with Cheddar]

It was the end of the series. I guess the next one will start in spring sometime maybe

 

[FSM with Cheddar]

Yeah, the BBC realised it was dragged out crap and pulled the plug

No way. This has been a really good series.

Sylar is brilliant, and the cheerleader is hot.

 

[expat]

Yeah, the BBC realised it was dragged out crap and pulled the plug

Ah, this is a new policy.

 

[Bagpuss]

No way. This has been a really good series.

Sylar is brilliant, and the cheerleader is hot.

Sounds like you would be best suited to Hollyoaks

 

[Archangel]

It finished! (there were only 13 episodes shown)

The final 12 episodes of series 3 (the last) will be shown on BBC in february

 

[Spacecadet]

No way. This has been a really good series.

Sylar is brilliant, and the cheerleader is hot.

so surely 5 minutes of her dancing round would be better than putting up with an hour of crap

I watched the first 2 or 3 episodes, it was terrible

Try watching The Wire instead... thats how good TV should be made

 

[Bagpuss]

so surely 5 minutes of her dancing round would be better than putting up with an hour of crap

I watched the first 2 or 3 episodes, it was terrible

Try watching The Wire instead... thats how good TV should be made

Like most modern Sci Fi the first consideration is finding 'hot' actors for the geek audience to have a pot noodle over. Then comes the story, which is usually half baked and overly drawn out (if it becomes a success and more episodes are commisioned). Sci fi is basically cheessy teen soap opera gets superpowers these days where action is replaced with kool dialogue and pent up sexually frustrated relationships (maybe this adds to the pot noodle fantasies).

 

[jmo21]

Like most modern Sci Fi the first consideration is finding 'hot' actors for the geek audience to have a pot noodle over. Then comes the story, which is usually half baked and overly drawn out (if it becomes a success and more episodes are commisioned). Sci fi is basically cheessy teen soap opera gets superpowers these days where action is replaced with kool dialogue and pent up sexually frustrated relationships (maybe this adds to the pot noodle fantasies).

i didn't get the hype over Heroes

I watched the whole of the first series hoping it would get better, but i thought it was pretty lame

hated Hiro and his stupid excited way he talked all the time, just wanted to punch him in the face