You know you want to. If you're even still watching.
This is gonna be like MST3K: SE++ Edition.
Last time, on Heroes...
Nathan's character did a complete 180 for no reason.
Sylar's character did a complete 360 for no reason.
Peter has his powers, but we don't think he really has any powers.
Mohinder almost turned into a bug, and then he didn't.
The writers found the most convoluted way to keep Ali Larter on the show.
They wrote time travel out of the series and at the same time wrote it back in.
Will this volume have another trip to a disastrous future, accompanied by an annoying catchphrase that is repeated every commercial?
Will characters have big, dramatic death scenes that are immediately undone?
Will the show find new and exciting ways to offend the media, rational thought, narrative integrity, and NBC's wallet?
Find out the answers to these questions and more, tonight on Heroes!
This is gonna be like MST3K: SE++ Edition.
Last time, on Heroes...
Nathan's character did a complete 180 for no reason.
Sylar's character did a complete 360 for no reason.
Peter has his powers, but we don't think he really has any powers.
Mohinder almost turned into a bug, and then he didn't.
The writers found the most convoluted way to keep Ali Larter on the show.
They wrote time travel out of the series and at the same time wrote it back in.
Will this volume have another trip to a disastrous future, accompanied by an annoying catchphrase that is repeated every commercial?
Will characters have big, dramatic death scenes that are immediately undone?
Will the show find new and exciting ways to offend the media, rational thought, narrative integrity, and NBC's wallet?
Find out the answers to these questions and more, tonight on Heroes!