Heroes is back

[SteelSD]

The First season was excellent. The second season was disappointing (the directors admitted they royally screwed up in season two) so I assume a lot of people dropped the show. Shame, this season is excellent IMO.

I think the show is great ... the whole thin line between who is good and who is evil and how they got there is playing out well IMO.

I agree. I kept hoping that season two would get better at some point, but alas, no dice. And I was a bit put off by season three's premiere, but it's really ramped up since (even though I entirely hate what they've done with Mohinder).

And I actually do really like Arthur Petrelli's character. For a season one villian, Sylar was great but Arthur Petrelli is a bit more of an Apocalypse (for X-Men fans) level villian than was Sylar.

And I'm eagerly awaiting next week's continuation of this week's cliffhanger. That was truly unexpected.

[MrCinatit]

I've been watching it sporadically, but it is not fault of the show. Until a couple of weeks ago, Time Warner was not carrying the local NBC station because of a somewhat known of difference, so I missed a couple of episodes (I did not realize another station was carrying the show until the dispute was almost over). And for some reason last week, a couple of my HD channels decided it was time for a vacation - so I missed another week. I realize the episodes are available streaming...but seeing I spend a lot of time using my computer with the TV on in the background, I find it a bit difficult to reverse the roles.

MINOR SPOILERS BELOW:

I do watch it with every chance I get, but having missed about 1/3 of the episodes, I tend to miss some of the story line. They've introduced some very interesting alternative story lines - I like the bizarro world alternative timeline with an evil cheerleader and so on. Of course, seeing a "good" Sylar was quite good.

[Yachtzee]

I've quit the show. Too many people with powers, and too many of those people are complete and utter morons.

Yeah, I agree. I stopped watching after a few episodes this season. While they definitely fleshed out Sylar's character a great deal, it seems like a lot of times they just have everybody making the same dumb mistakes just to move the plot along.