9th Wonders!

Hey guys, I know we want to keep the Heroes love alive! So, I was a little curious and I thought I'd ask fellow fans a couple questions:

1) What, in your honest opinion, went wrong with the show? What was the "jump the shark" moment? What did the writers do that you felt resulted in the downfall and eventual cancellation of Heroes?

2) If a wrap-up movie or miniseries were ever to occur, what would you like to see? What are plot lines you'd like resolved? Where do you want the characters to have gone?

These are questions that have been bugging me and it would be really great to get some feedback from other Heroes fans. Thank you!

So NBC dropped Heroes, does anyone know if they are going to do a movie or something to wrap up the storyline? Pretty severely disappointed here.

Am I the only person that thinks that big rock monster Isaac used to paint (Uluru?) and Samuel are the same thing?

...the new roommate is so clearly a stalker!

7:39 PM 9/22/09 · When Heroes first came out I joined about 6 or 7 communities pertaining to it. Since the end of the second chapter, interest in the series has dwindled down to just the most die hard of fans, like myself, and most of those communities are now dead.

I'm only a member of one of those now, the best in my opinion, and I'm hoping activity kicks back into gear with this new chapter.

( Heroes: Redemption )

Questions: Do you still watch Heroes? What did you think of the season opener that came on Monday?

What powers have you not seen on Heroes that you would like to?

10:16 PM 4/27/09 · If you follow any of the X·Men titles then you're probably familiar with the Exiles, a band of dimension hopping X·Men from multiple realities that try to fix things on different Earths. One of them was a guy named Morph, that guy on my icon, who was possessed along the way by a major baddie (to such an extent that his actual personality died) but the rest of the team used an advanced behavioral modification device to make the baddie think he was actually Morph...

...but on some levels it never fully took. There were lots of little subtle things that Morph couldn't do, turns of phrase he never used, that were all from the bad guy just under the surface.

This isn't the only time this sort of thing has happened in any number of fandoms but it is the one up front in my head at the moment. Given the mutant theme and the various similarities to the emo·sapiens of Heroes, I've been looking for any number of similar themes from that series to this one pretty much since it began.

So, how things went down at the end of the past chapter hit me as a possibility earlier in the day before I saw the episode but I hadn't worked out how, or even if, it could be applied.

See, Morph was a shapeshifter.

( So, the eternal question remains... )

He threatened Mr. Muggles.

Sylar must die.