They definitely have to sack him. Like, in the next two weeks and get this thing done with.

Claire is the only simi-interesting person now.

Humm, after last weeks episode i actually care about this entire show again.

Sylph, how do you feel about Heroes in its current state?

Jack, I have to disappoint you: I'm not watching it. I'll wait until it ends so that I can view the whole season in one session.

I still believe it is a sprawling mess.

To think I once hoped this show might have been up there with Lost as the most compelling...

Heroes would have been better if it had been a mini series.

Tim Kring, the creator of “Heroes,” said the show would adopt the “Lost” model of scheduling: It will run all its episodes in a row, without repeats, starting in September and running straight until the start of the Winter Olympics. He said the show would probably produce only 19 episodes next season, down from the 25 it made this season.

I didn't know they fired Beeman and Arkush in order to cut the costs.

I still remember the disappointment this show gave me.... I watched all of Season 1, week by week, religiously; I had my issues with the show, particularly with the fact that it's characters were characterless--the only distinguishing feature they had was their powers--but I took the show for the eye-candy it was. I waited a whole season for the climax of the story--the human bomb, etc.--and then the season finale came and it was one of the biggest disappointments/cop-outs I had ever, ever seen. I watched a couple of episodes into Season 2, but I just had to give up on this show...

Back then, I didn't know about Fuller and his input on the show. Later, I discovered and fell in love with PUSHING DAISIES, even though I was not a regular viewer. Then, I found out that Fuller left the show just before the season finale. And I realized the impact the man must have had on the show. In other words, get rid of Kring--who turned this show into a MESS--and get Fuller.

I didn't know they fired Beeman and Arkush in order to cut the costs.

Damn that sucks. They were the two main directors. I always liked Producer/Directors or "home base" directors. I guess they're just going to use freelance directors now.

It also sucks that Kring is not going to be fired. The show is in desperate need of a new showrunner.

Claire is the only simi-interesting person now.

do you still feel that way? I was a huge fan of Claire from the beginning but I got sick of her this season. She's one of the main reasons why Heroes has gone downhill

So, Toups, that will probably mean the end of Beeming Beaman? I mean, will some other director blog about the show?

Edited May 11, 200916 yr by Sylph

So, Toups, that will probably mean the end of Beeming Beaman? I mean, will some other director blog about the show?

Don't know. Maybe he'll continue to blog about other shows he's directing?

Don't know. Maybe he'll continue to blog about other shows he's directing?

He said he will. There's a goodbye letter posted, you might want to read it.

I still remember the disappointment this show gave me.... I watched all of Season 1, week by week, religiously; I had my issues with the show, particularly with the fact that it's characters were characterless--the only distinguishing feature they had was their powers--but I took the show for the eye-candy it was. I waited a whole season for the climax of the story--the human bomb, etc.--and then the season finale came and it was one of the biggest disappointments/cop-outs I had ever, ever seen. I watched a couple of episodes into Season 2, but I just had to give up on this show...

Back then, I didn't know about Fuller and his input on the show. Later, I discovered and fell in love with PUSHING DAISIES, even though I was not a regular viewer. Then, I found out that Fuller left the show just before the season finale. And I realized the impact the man must have had on the show. In other words, get rid of Kring--who turned this show into a MESS--and get Fuller.

The ending was never a problem for me. What did people expect? I thought it was good, even very good. However, there were a whole lot of other problems plaguing this show: suddenly everyone started having special abilities, the abilities themselves were laughable, the tone shifted from extraordinary things happening to ordinary people into a total parody of that, it was just "shocking", extraordinary things all the time. It started to lose a unique purpose, even today I have absolutely no idea what this show was about and what they want to explain by the end of the series, it just got lost in a plethora of silly plots.

Then Sylar happened — I'm sorry, but it's him and not Claire that's killing this show. Zachary Quinto can't act. There. Then Japan happened, one of the worst stories ever told on a primetime TV show...

It's getting very, extreeeemely close to being un-reshapable. These show runners need to get their act together and whip this into shape. This very minute. The filming starts in June so I hope some of these problems have been addressed.

Edited May 14, 200916 yr by Sylph

Sylar is eating the show no two ways about it. They needed to kill him off as soon as season one ended. But instead they made him indestructable. Bad choice. I love ZQ but Sylar is ruining the show and the show in general just has no direction and is it just me or does the cast seem to be shrinking. There are little to no significant players other then the Petrelli's: Claire, Peter, Nathan/Sylar and then other random people who don't really matter or don't have signficant story: HRG, Matt and Ando/Hiro.

The other cast members are used as day players. FauxNiki doesn't matter and neither does Mohinder. Our heroes don't matter and they are all related to one another. I have no clue where this series is going. Which is sad because everything from Cold Snap until the second to last episode was rather watch able.

They've killed all the great characters (like Niki, Simone and Isaac, all of whom I love; especially Simone). Then they've added a platoon of these silly little cartoon characters and started toying with them like children, assigning all sorts of hilarious powers and all... I also liked that omniscient girl, Charlie was it?

Instead of focusing on humanity of these people, they've soaked us in these exceptional abilities and it all went south...

That Usutu guy and the whole African ark...

Mohinder also had potential, but they just kept writing him as an idiot.