Heroes

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Episode 3 from the graphic novel at NBC.com is up. It deals with Nathan using his powers for good and in his self-interest.

[LurkerNan]

Claire is fastly becoming the Kenny of this show. Like "OMG, you killed Claire!... again! You Bastards!" She should have been dead accidentally at least twice now, not including the unshown incident that convinced her she was indestructable.

This show is one crazy roller coaster ride, I guess I'm on board until they cancel.

[Atreides]

This is the only genuine hit for NBC this season so far so cancellation's not really an issue. Woo!

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lurkernan said:

Claire is fastly becoming the Kenny of this show. Like "OMG, you killed Claire!... again! You Bastards!"

Yeah! I noticed that too! The cheerleader who always bounces back!

And is that Simone (or whoever that heroin totin', hot artist and nurse lovin' gal is), is she going to sleep with every guy (and maybe girl) on this show? Because, I think that she should go for Sylar right now. And he should eat her. Brain, yeah. Right now!!!!

[huntergrayson]

This show is just so unintentional funny sometimes.

"We must drive to LA in a Nissan Vespa!" "One's available, here's the keys." "See, it's our destiny!" No, it's product placement, dude.

Audrey Tatou: "I know that guy, he's running for congress!" Thanks, I couldn't tell by the giant "Petrelli enters Congressman Race" headline in the close-up of the newspaper clipping.

Audrey Tatou, again: "What's that?" Uh, it's a key? You use it to unlock doors? Oh, no, it's "another question."

Also, even if SuperCheerleader is like Wolverine and invincible/has super healing powers, would she be remotely able to survive an autopsy? Don't they, like, sometimes remove internal organs and whatnot?

[sugarhigh]

Her ribs weren't cracked open so I guess the autopsy hadn't gone that far.

The thing that got me is, they pull the stick out of her neck, she immediately comes back to life but there's no one there to see it? What, did the doctor just willy-nilly leave the dead body, cut open on the table?

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The thing that got me is, they pull the stick out of her neck, she immediately comes back to life but there's no one there to see it? What, did the doctor just willy-nilly leave the dead body, cut open on the table?

I thought of that too!

But still.. The whole pulling out of the chicken foot (stick thingy out of her neck). The ping it made when it hit the tin bowl. Her eyes going from glazed over to clear. Her waking up and looking down at her open chest...

It got me!!!

I just LOVE when a tv show can do that....

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At casa bstewart we keep wondering when Diana Krall Ali Larter is going to break into song. And when Sendhil Ramamurthy is going to carve a nice, big chunk of ham off his acting.

We haven't seen the third epsiode yet, so we hope it can find its stride, which we find now to be a bit awkward an unself-assured. Still, it's better than most crap on television, and it's a nice bridge between adolescent brain-corrosion and the more serious, adult stuff that seems so good this season.

I acknowledge in advance that the show could consist of nothing but Adrian Pasdar washing dishes and we'd watch.

[huntergrayson]

Shirtless. He wouldn't want to get his clothes wet.

God, why is Milo such a whiny emo bitch and Adrian so awesome even though he's a total a-hole. And how does he not age? Maybe that's one of his superpowers.

And when Sendhil Ramamurthy is going to carve a nice, big chunk of ham off his acting.

No fucking kidding. I know his dad died and he's now involved in a conspiracy but he seems so overthetop and humorless. Also, I am not or have ever been Indian, but for some reason I was really offended when Fauxdry Tatou was like "This is macaroni and cheese! This is what we have in America! Your dad liked it but he doesn't know good Mac & Cheese because he's Indian!" Bitch, please. Both were highly educated professors, not illiterate peasants on the streets of Calcuta.

Because I didn't notice it til it was pointed out elsewhereby whatever -- Sylar's place of madness was in NYC. Sylar himself was in LA with the Cop. Therefore someone else had to clean the apartment out, right? Fauxdry didn't seem *that* shocked to find it empty. Just saying.

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huntergrayson said:

Because I didn't notice it til it was pointed out elsewhere but it's a key plot point -- Sylar's place of madness was in NYC. Sylar himself was in LA with the Cop. Therefore someone else had to clean the apartment out, right? Fauxdry didn't seem *that* shocked to find it empty. Just saying.

Elsewhere like page 7? Just sayin' ;D