Showing posts with label heroes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heroes. Show all posts

Sunday, December 27, 2009

(Show Me Watcha Got) Season 4

So like most of the intelligent viewers out there, my interest in heroes fell off somewhere in season three when the Eclipse came and not much occurred. It all became contrite in my mind. But a lot of people have been telling my that season four is promising and has way better writing. So with a 3 week break on my hands I decided to give it a chance, and I can admittedly say that the writing isn't that bad and neither is the story lines (at times!). I mean there are still times that I'm just like what is the point or how is this entertaining?! But here's what's happening with a bit of take on it.

4.01 "Orientation/Jump,Push, Fall

It starts with a funeral, Samuel Sullivan(terra mover aka earth bender) lost his brother Josef and now is in search of someone to replace him in a sense. Samuel is the head of a clan that lives in the circus and freely uses their powers in the community. While a tad less creative it definitely adds color to the show. Back in the city we find Noah almost drowning in a car which later leads to him making a deal with Tracy to help get her old life back. Now while Tracy had the right to have a vendetta against every person involved in Building 26, I think it was more of a lead in thing that led to the introduction of the compass storyline and Tracy's beaten path of figuring out what she really wants to do with the rest of her free life.
Meanwhile Claire is facing college life with a over-achiever room mate who ends up dead, supposedly suicide. Yet in the midst of this she is able to make a friend who inevitably finds out her secret! Not too much of a shocker but it's one of those necessary reliable conflicts that writers rely on. Anyways Peter is Peter, he has sorta of excluded himself from the rest of the "Heroes" and is drowning himself in his work as an EMT, using Mohinder's strength to aid him. But inspite of all of this he gets involved with Noah and gains speed from Edgar, a carny who has a things for knives, to further his progress in helping the world with his powers.
What has to be by far the most entertaining scenes (even thou gh I hate to say it), are the ones involving Sylar and Matt. This season Matt attempts to enjoy domestic bliss but is hindered by a certain consciousness. You see, last season Matt was involved in some funny business with Angela and HRG in which he used his power for unintended purposes when he pushed Sylars consciousness out of his body i n exchange's for Nathans. Anyways since Sylar's body thinks it's Nathan, Sylar's consciousness pops up in Matt's domestic bliss with his snarky comments and twisted thoughts.

4.03 "Ink"
So Claire, did something stupid and her new friend is aware of her secret but instead of letting her dad Haitan Gretchen, she decides that its best that she should be in the know.
In Peter's world he encounters a deaf women, that hides away in the file room with the ability of hysterical blindness. She has the ability to visual sound breaks. Which I have to say is probably one of the more creative powers that the writers have come up with. Maybe I'm just a sucker for the aura borealises floating through the air. It's even cooler when she's angry or let's her emotions show.
Finally in the Sylar department he's finally figured out a way to gain some control over Matt's powers and first causes some serious damage in a case involving drugs and eventually get's Matt to break his abstinence from his powers. Which truly found contrite, seriously if you have an ability its meant to be used. Especially in the field that Matt Parkman exists in.

4.04 "Acceptance"
I forgot to mention what is happening in Japan! So Hiro and Ando started a dial a hero company in attempts to help the world. You know Hiro, with his childlike outlook on the world, but there's a hitch in their plans. Hiro discovers that his ability to control spac e and time is killing him and he has very little time left. And instead of quitting time traveling he decides to fix the mistakes he's made in his life after an encounter with Samuel. The first, being repairing the relationship between Ando and Hiro's sister. But the more he uses his powers the less control he has and begins to jump through time a blink from him.

Also Tracy makes moves to get her old job and life back but in doing so she discovers that it isn't exactly what she wants. That's the just the way life goes sometimes. Particularly after going through a Holocust-esque event. Tracy turns out to not be as superficial as h er previous Building 26 experiences and truly desires to help people through the tools of soc iety.
Finally, with some push from Angela, "Nathan" begins to remeber things with the use of Sylar's historical remembrance powers and discovers a cover up involving an old girlfriend's death. In the end it leads to the murder of "Nathan," but seeing as Sylar can he al, he does remain dead for long but instead returns in the form of Sylar with extreme amnesia.

4.05 "Hysterical Blindness"
It turns out the circus clan has a strong prescence in all facets of life. Surprisingly we discover that Becky, is Samuel's niece and has been using her invisibility to cause problems in Claire's problems. But unforeseen to her and is Gretchen, Claire's replacement roommate has a crush on Claire, which really was just the executives of the show's attempt at boosting ratings. But I am sincerely glad that it didn't turn into anything further, yet at the same ti me am disappointed at the lame attempt and waist of air time.
After Sylar/Nathan awakes in a shallow grave and wanders upon a police station. He discovers that he has no memories whatsoever. So when the police finally realize that he is Gabriel Gray and killed his mother things go south. He doesn't kill anyone but he does flee and in his fleeing he discovers the circus and is gladly welcomed by Samuel.


4.06 "Tabula Rasa"
After Sylar has found his way to the circus, it is made clear that he isn't haven't the proper memories and Samuel does his best to coax out the real Sylar. If it were I, Sylar would not be welcomed. I mean there are too many people there for him to harvest. Anyways, Hiro unconsciously travels to NY and is admitted at the hospital Peter works out and aids in building up Emma, in her ability. While Peter and HRG set out to find a healer to rid Hiro of his brain tumor.

4.07 "Strange Attractors"
To say the least Peter and HRG find a distraught teen who found the opposite of his powers when his emotions get the best of him. Everything that seems to sur round him portrays death. And what else could be expected when his powers weren't cultivated and he had a dismal teenage life. While HRG attempts to help the boy it leads to the cops through him in jail and treating him badly. Even so badly that after he kills another citizen by touch he is dragged around town with chains behind a truck.


While in California Claire deals with the aftermath of Gretchen's feelings during a sorority scavenger hunt in a slaughter house. Though it is meant to scare the crap out of the girls, the true guise of this hunt is to further separate Claire from feeling belong or like she has grasped normalcy. In the end, Becky gets caught using the dangerous apparatuses to attack Gretchen along with outing both her and Claire secret.


Now, Matt seems to have had enough of Sylar's pervasiveness in his life and battles with Sylar through a common drug--liquor. The more Matt drinks the more Sylar seems to fade away.

Worth Watching

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

You Got Me

So as a result of true and utter disappointment with seasons 2 and 3 of Heroes--which I never finished--I tossed that show to the wayside. But now they're bringing Charlie back and I may just break. Besides I've been hearing that the writing is pretty impressive this season. So NBC, you may have me in your clutches once again:

Darn Hulu!

Monday, August 10, 2009

TV Season Recap Podcast Adventure!


Ashitakas Angels Podcast #3 - Ashitakas Angels

Long time no podcast, dear readers. That's right, Mind Grapes and I decided to do another podcast. This time around, we decided to do a sweeping season recap! Exciting, I know. We basically talk about all the shows we watched (in part or in total) and give our general impressions (plus bonus haikus! yay!). Just be warned, it's a long one. So, do whatever you need to do to settle yourselves in...grab your favorite beverage, pick your favorite chair, etc., and let the beautiful yet (hopefully) entertaining chaos that is an Ashitaka's Angels podcast overtake you.

ETA: Please ignore the random musical interlude around the 4 minute mark. Don't really know what happened there. Oh yeah...we're professional.

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Why is this happening?

I don't blame anyone who has detached themselves from Heroes on NBC.

Why? Cause I can't understand how a show that had so much potential--besides the buzz--could come so far away from its beginnings. The majority of characters are still there in some form, they've just evolved into mutated forms. For pete's sake even Ando has been fundamentally changed.

Since the break here's what happening with all you favorite characters...and I use that term loosely

Nathan Petrelli. Well the creators have decided they need a villain and instead of the same old Sylar thread they choose Nathan, all around American senator. This I can't seem to understand, every time that they remind me that he's the one who started the hunt for "people with extraordinary abilities"--I'm just like Nathan really? Especially since he is one of them.

I know that Primatech would use the "one of us, one of them," but that was different it was usually a bargaining thing and didn't desire to lock up everyone who exhibited powers. So I guess from the return of the break the show has gone to the dogs cause it just seems so illogical. His goal is ideal but of course when others get involved things don't always work according to plan.

Just this past week he was found out (such an obvious set up, a window by an elevator. Come on!) and now is on the run with his fellow compatriots.

Claire Bennet, the special snowflake, aka the Cheerleader, was given a free pass but having the rebel streak (that often comes off a bit forced). I mean do you remeber as a teen breaking onto a an airplane and causing it to crash before once again being escorted back home to get back at your two dads?
In the end Claire doesn't take her GRE and head off to college, but instead becomes a "Harriet Tubman" and helps other like her escape the eyes of the agents. "Reluctantly" she helps, Adam a guy who can breathe underwater (a very non threatening power) and cute comic geek escape imprisonment with some help from her mom. Along the way she spouts some lie about how she doesn't want to be in a relationship and hours later is lip locked with this guy. This past week she helped an old enemy Doyle, the puppeteer and loses her free pass.
Interesting occurrence she gets a job at the comic story and is asked Invisibility or Flight? It had to do with the kind of heroe she wanted to be.

Noah Bennet.
H.R.G. He's always involved in some scheme to lock up those with powers. Trend or habit? Definite Habit. Here's why after the "cliff hanger" fire that killed Claire's bio-mom and supposedly Sylar, he met with Angela and she basically gave him his retirement. What does he do with a a couple weeks around the house loitering he jumps at the chance to head his own operation against this "threat." And in the end becomes another followerof the untolerable Danko (5o times worst version of HRG--pretty much blood-thirsty for heroes). But last week he got out of from under that regime or did he? We don't know its open to change, cause plans never seem to get executed properly.

Angela Petrelli
Well of course she's involved in all this but we're not quite sure about her hidden agenda, besides protection for her and Peter--to an extent...
I have a feeling she might turn out to be the Lucille Bluth this season.

Ando and Hiro
Great duo! Super funny and weird with their views of heroism and GPS tracking system. But what's with their random stopping a wedding in India one week and now babysitting Matt Parkman...Jr? What does Matt's kid have to do with saving the world? Will Hiro ever regain his power or will he get a new one?

Mohinder Suresh
Not much to say, still morally gray. Also has his super strength power but has lost that weird-scaly endo-derm. Basically he ends up on a survival team with Matt and Peter after they escape that dreaded plane off to God nowhere?

Matt Parkman
Well, on Peter's renegade team. Matt has crossed some lines--like pillaging H.R.G.'s memory's and turning some CIA agents on each other. But other than that he's pretty much the same. Oh wait! He does have a shiny new power, "Mr. Isaac Mendez," ring any bells. So after his fruitful pillage he went to take down the big bad Building 26, in search of his OTL.
Previously we were led to believe that Daphne was killed in the war zone and events after the crash. And this made me SUPER angry, I generally hate when my shows add new characters but Daphne turned out to be cool and I was having flash backs to when they kill K. Bell off the show. I mean everytime they have potential with a character they go and kill them what is that about Tim Kring? hmm? But it turns out that she didn't die but is being kept captive along with Mohinder and Tracy Strauss (the freeze).
But ultimately Peter and him with their shared powers aren't enough to hold off all the manpower and brainpower in Building 26. So he lets Peter escape and gets taken into holding.

When Peter leaks the info, Danko needs to put a face on this "threat" so what does he do?! He frames Matt Parkman and straps a serious bomb to his chest and drops him off in the center of Washington D.C. No worries though no one dies and Danko, gets sacked and a crazy stamp from Nathan approved by the Pres.

Peter Petrelli
So the trip to Building 26 wasn't a total bust. Peter get's some pretty incriminating footage, which after a bad trade he releases to the news. Unlike past seasons, Peter isn't distracted by cheerleaders and Scottish girls. He's driven to stop his brother from, bagging, tagging and keeping Heroes away from the outside world.
SylarSylar has come along way since tearing opening peoples heads to silence that incessant ticking. Instead his being using his skills to pwn those CIA agents out to capture a Sylar of their own. Instead he's been seek out his father in hopes of understand who he is and the way he is. The answer, a road trip with some kid who happens to know where his father is and along the way he discovers some surpressed memories. Those kinds are the darkest and worst to rediscover/re-experience. So it turns out his real dad sold him to his adopted parents and minutes later in the parking lot he kills Sylar mothers with precise incision. With this knowledge Sylar proceeds to send the kid packing--FINALLY! The annoying sidekick rebellious teen got old 2 minutes into his second appearance in the season. Then he goes on his merry way with murder on the brain.

When he finally is met with an apathetic dying remnant of himself. He yields to the trickery of his old man and the need to learn something about life from his Father, that he gets into a sticky jam--that turns out not to be so sticky and quickly regains his old yearning to be powerful and sinister self.

So there it is you're Heroes update. Being GG, I'm torn between wanting know what's going happen to our beloved (and use that loosely) characters? Will they be able to survive the terror that is Danko? Is Sylar really back to his old antics? Or will he step up and solve all their problems? What about Matt and Daphne? Will she survive? Is his foresight right? Who is the rebel? At first I thought it could Peter...even Nathan, but I'm totally lost....But the pressing question that drives my obsession will it ever get back and return to what made it a show with potential?
*ranter out*

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Heroes 3.12 "Our Father" and Chuck 2.10 "Chuck Versus the Delorean"

Heroes:  I have to admit, I kind of feel bad for writing all of that horrible stuff about Heroes in my last post, because this episode?  Probably the best episode of the whole season.  Of course, it wasn't without huge plot holes and annoyingness, but I actually really...enjoyed it!  Claire, for the first time in a very long time, wasn't bothering me, and the scene with Hiro and his mother was one of the best scenes this show has ever done.  It brought tears to my eyes.  I really liked everything with Hiro this episode, and was so glad he got his memories back, because 10 year old Hiro was a bit annoying.  Sylar was FANTASTIC!  That's the Sylar I know and love!  Although I wasn't able to really, truly enjoy evil, psychotic Sylar, because his character changes never make any sense at all and happen so quickly and frequently I can't keep track of them all, it doesn't really matter because dear lord do I enjoy watching Sylar be evil (and hilarious "Hm...It does tingle").  There were of course, some bad things (like, is Hiro really stuck in time again? Can you think of something a little more creative next time, writers?), but I was really kind of happy with this episode, and I hope that the rest of the season continues down that path.


Chuck:  This was maybe my most favorite episode of the whole season!  It had a perfect blend of humor and character moments, and it involved all of the characters and settings wonderfully.  I especially liked seeing Sarah's emotions over her dad, and having Chuck comfort her, proving in the process that those two really do love each other.  This show and its characters are fantastic, and I can't wait until the Christmas episode next week!

Thursday, December 4, 2008

It's been such a long time...

I feel really bad about not writing on the blog for as long as I have, but school lately has been kicking my ass. This is the first time I'm able to finally sit down and have a go at the blogging for a long time.  Because of this, this post is going to be a roundup of all the things I've wanted to talk about the past 2 weeks, but haven't been able to because of being busy.

Things That Are Happy Making:

  • Adam Baldwin as agent John Casey on Chuck.  I love Chuck.  I think it's a really funny, cute, clever little show that more people should watch.  But my absolute favorite part of the show?  Casey.  Adam Baldwin can say more in Casey's signature "grunts" than most actors can say in words.  This is my favorite Chuck scene, by the way.
  • The last episode of Fringe was by the far the best episode of the whole show.  I like Fringe, but I normally don't really pay that much attention to it while I watch, but this episode had me on the edge of my seat.  I was actually really upset that we have to wait until January for the new episodes.  Walter and Peter are still the best parts of this show, and I find that their relationship is really interesting and kind of sweet (in a twisted sort of way).  Ya'll need to become acquainted with Walter.  He's a riot!
  • Speaking of best episodes of television shows, the True Blood finale.  Fantastic.  Normally for me, this show is a mixture of cheesy badness and sort of goodness, but the finale was all goodness.  Sam and Tara are still my favorites, and I can't wait to find out what's up with Admiral Cain.  (I really hope Lafayette's not dead though!).  For the lols: Sookie...can you feel my influence?
  • The oldest ever Lolcat!  From 1905!  And it still can't get a cheezburger!  Words cannot describe how awesome this is.
  • HBO has bought the rights to turn the "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series by George R R Martin into a television series!  I love these books!  I just finished "A Clash of Kings" and I'm already on to "A Storm of Swords".  If they do it right, this show is going to be awesome!  Tricia Helfer for Cersei!
  • New promo for season 2 of Flight of the Conchords:

  • Twilight in Fifteen Minutes: SAY MY NAME, BITCH!  Also, OMG LEIK HI MAH NAME IS ISABELLA SWAN.  Plus, OMG EDWARD IM SO BORED IM SERIOUSLY GOING TO DIE OMG.  The Twilight fandom can be pretty amazing sometimes.
  • I don't know guys, I may be more excited for Lost to return than Battlestar Galactica.  I don't know what's wrong with me, but I've been on such a Lost kick lately.  I can't wait until the DVDs come out!  New season 5 promo pic.
  • Now, this doesn't mean I'm not excited for Battlestar.  Oh my freaking god am I excited for Battlestar!  Here's the new promo for the season:
  • OMG ADAMA IN THE AIRLOCK, WHAT?  Here's a mysterious website with mysterious clues for the upcoming season: You will know the truth.  These last episodes are going to be epic.
  • Prince Caspian on DVD.  For Narniaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!
  • The Killers' and Kanye West's new CDs.  Music is good too, people!
  • Hugh Jackman in Australia.  Rugged...

Things That Are Sad Making:

  • So, I knew I would have to mention this sooner or later, but Pushing Daisies has been cancelled.  I think I felt like if I didn't mention it, it would make it not true, but alas.  This is especially hard because the last few episodes have just been amazingly good.  Our drunk, Twilight-watching friend, The Derelict, has a wonderful rant about the subject here
  • Heroes.  This is the stupidest show on TV at the moment and I can't believe I keep subjecting myself to it every week.  I liked this show during the first season.  I didn't love it by any means, and I always felt like people praised it way more than it deserved (I love this article: News Flash: Heroes Was Always Bad), but I enjoyed it nonetheless, mostly because it was something new and fresh and exciting and I really liked some of the characters (Ando! Nathan!).  Now that all the newness has worn off however, it's just...bad.  And it gets my blood boiling more than any other show.  This show has crappy dialogue, annoying characters, horrible acting, inconsistent characterization, and totally indiscernible plots.  And don't even get me started on what the show has done to Sylar.  That, my friends, is the worst crime of them all.  It's gotten so bad, I was happy that Elle got killed off so Kristin Bell can be free of this crappy show.  Fly away, Kristin Bell!  Fly away, to bigger and better things (like a Veronica Mars movie).  And yet, I keep watching out of some sick hope that maybe it will get better (or for the fact that it comes on after Chuck so I just leave the TV on out of habit).  I can't wait until 24 comes back in January so I will have no choice but to stop watching.
  • House.  Why?  Why do the writer's love Thirteen so much? WHY?!  You know, I didn't hate Thirteen when she was first introduced, but the fact that she is shoved down our throats constantly every single week has made me LOATHE her.  She has freaking more screen time than House for gosh sakes!  Her character isn't even that interesting, and Olivia Wilde isn't even that great of an actress!  So why do the writers insist on giving her so many story lines? She makes me miss Cameron....and I used to hate Cameron!  I know this sounds silly, but Thirteen is ruining this show for me.  I was way more interested in this week's episode of Fringe than I was House.  And that makes me sad, because House was a show I used to consider a favorite, and now I barely care about it.  Go DIAF, Thirteen!  Even professional television critics agree with me!
  • The saxophone.  Tis the devil's instrument.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Monday Night Primetime

Chuck and Heroes return this week the NBC!!!!



I'm so excited!!!!!!!!
I know it was for only week and for a good cause, but I still missed them.


There's no let downs for this blogger with Chuck, because this season he's as adorable as ever :) Hee! And they added a new story line about Sarah's past which is super intriguing. Also we can see the heightened feelings they have for one another. It's going to be interesting to see what happens when his ex-returns this week.


On the Heroes front the show has taken a pretty interesting direction, there have been so major changes some great and not so great. This blogger is malcontent with:

  • Peter losing his powers
  • Sylar being a possible double agent
  • And Elle might die, because she had a "Claire" moment and ran into the building!!!!

Also something that is uneasily settling is the fact that Claire just told Nathan where his dad is after Peter insisted on him not knowing. SERIOUSLY, something is wrong with Claire and I hope they "FIX IT!!!" soon.

Even more upsetting is the fact that this week we don't even get to move forward and find out if my girl K. Bell will survive. Because it's yet another flashback epi, to before they were Heroes and discovered all that they could do :(

At least we'll get to see the emo bangs :)

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

You see, I'm not the only crazy one...

Even TV Guide can't deny the epic bromance that is House/Wilson:















Hee!





Speaking of bromance, I have one thing to say about Heroes last night, (SPOILERS!)  if Hiro really killed Ando, I am done with this show.  Done.  I lost the majority of my love for it last season so this would be the last straw.  Not only would it be killing off my favorite character, but it would completely destroy Hiro's character and I could never be sympathetic towards him again.  Please make it not be real!

Friday, October 3, 2008

9/29-10/2 Weekly Television Recap

Chuck-  Another reason why this show is so great?  They used a Flight of the Conchords song this episode.  Awesome!  As for the episode itself?  I thought it was really good.  Pretty much the same as what I come to expect from this show.  My favorite part of any episode is still Casey though (and he totally loves Chuck! Aw!).

Heroes-  I liked this episode better than last weeks overstuffed premiere.  I thought a lot of the story lines were pretty interesting.  Except Claire's.  Girl is REALLY starting to bother me.  The bank story line was OK, however I absolutely HATE what they're doing with Sylar.  If they make him at all sympathetic or try to redeem him in any way I am going to be so pissed.  I like Sylar because he's just straight up bad ass evil!  Not because he's this morally complex character!  Save evil-Sylar!
House-  I was really happy we got to learn about Taub this week instead of having Thirteen shoved down our throats like most weeks.  I actually liked his story line involving his wife too, and hope that they stay together because they both seem pretty cool (his wife was way prettier than him though).  This was probably the best episode of the season so far.  Jury's still out on the private investigator, but I thought it was cool that he found out Cuddy went to Michigan.  Shout out!
Fringe-  Walter is still the best thing about this show.  Everything he says is hilarious.  Root beer float, heh.  The lead actress still bugs which is disappointing.  Although the writing for her isn't really doing much help--Olivia is kind of a boring character.  Creepy bald guy is creepy, and I like that they've added a new mysterious villain (or is he?) to the show.  I didn't think this week's case was as good as some of the other weeks, but it seemed as though the episode was more for learning about Walter, having Peter buy into the program, and exploring the father/son relationship between the two.  Something which I'm surprisingly interested in knowing more about.  I like those two's dynamic.
Pushing Daisies- THIS SHOW IS THE MOST WONDERFUL SHOW IN THE HISTORY OF SHOWS!!!!!  I spent the entire episode with a giant grin on my face.  It is just AMAZING!  "He's stalking you" = greatest Emerson line ever, and if Lee Pace gets any adorabler I won't be able to stand it!  I LOVE THIS SHOW!
Project Runway- Wow, dudes, that was intense.  One of the most intense runway shows I've ever seen!  With the tears and the yelling and the insults.  Wonderful!  I'm a little ticked off however that Kenley wasn't eliminated.  It was so obvious that hers was the worst outfit, yet the producers want to up the drama by having someone get eliminated next episode.  Whatever.  I'm just hoping Jerell makes it to the final 3, because he's just so awesome!
Supernatural-   Mary was a hunter WTF?!  This was an awesome, awesome origin episode.  So many things were explained and in a totally meaningful way that made sense.  I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did, what with Sam being absent pretty much the entire episode, but it was...amazing.  And tragic!  It was so sad to see that Mary didn't want her children to grow up like she did.  And seeing John when he was young and cute and sweet and nothing like the hardened and bitter man we met in season one totally broke my heart.  Add that to the extremely brutal way in which Mary's parents were killed, and this was one depressing episode.  It also added a ton of questions to the mythology.  It really excites me that the yellow-eyed demon's endgame is still in effect, AND the forces of good are concerned for what's happening to Sam.  Is there a Sam vs. Dean showdown in our future? Probably.  And I'm not sure whether that makes me excited or breaks my heart.  I think both, heh.

My pick for favorite episode of the week:  Pushing Daisies!!! With Supernatural at a very close second.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Scooped by my own Teammate Eh?

It's finally the 22nd of September. A day long awaited by all sane viewers, cause Heroes starts in 2:31:16 and counting.
I look forward to seeing all my favorites returning and hope for great improvement all around for this season. And maybe this time I'll be able to respect Elle more, now that I've discovered the brilliance that is Kristin Bell! And the possibility of whether she takes that good feeling of helping others and sticks to the hero path or whether she'll deviate...
Also super excited for the possible reunion that could occur between her and Francis Capra

We don't like our news to bias, so why wouldn't we want see the other side of the story, because we all know that the world is lited with pretty pink and purple lights of harmony. Besides this girl loves a epic battle between the powers of good and evil!
I'm excited to see how Sylar interacts with all the other villains, and whether he'll learn to play nice with others or if he'll become the ultimate villain, maybe even better than his emo counterpart Peter.
Finally I'm super excited to see where those cahones Claire had at the end of the season got her.
This blogger is psyched about the drama that will ensue, along with the creepiness that only Zach Quinto can bring to the screen.

But in the end its all cool cause we're all just fans, I still heart ya MindGrapes

Heroes Premiers Tonight!

BRING ON THE VILLAINS!!!

Monday, September 15, 2008

Re: "So..."


So...I'll only let him be my boyfriend if he promises never to get that emo haircut ever again. And if he stays away from radioactive men that could blow up New York.