I'm not singling you out but it seems like alot of people feel that way and yet they keep watching despite not having liked the show since the first season. I can't figure out why anyone would keep watching a show that they haven't liked for more than half its run.
Haha. I was wondering who he reminded me of, and it hit me that it was Morgan midway through. I knew it wasn't him, but I saw the resemblance. "Hate to sound like a broken record" (a little Tom Anderson from B&B there), but I thought the slomo knife stuff was terrible. I hope if Park is staying around, they don't use that too much.
This was what I liked about it too. Season two started too slowly, so they overcompensated started season three too fast. This seems to be getting back to a better equilibrium, letting them be fairly normal for a while before falling off the deep end.
I would have said yes -- the moment they run into a hero who can make clones or something -- but for the fact that they made a big deal out of how they were not able to copy Nathan's mind, and had to simply hope that the fragments (combined with Sylar's ability to learn about people by touching objects) would provide enough for him to be Nathan-like. So they made it clear that the real Nathan is gone.
I didn't find that interesting at all. To me it seemed like they were just finding a way to give Sylar screen time.
I think it's the pudgy face.
I agree. Unfortunately, it looks like they'll be anchoring him to Tracy in an attempt to make Ali Larter's character(s) work after 3 unsuccessful tries.
For me, it is the way her limbs are really short.
Hey -- idea! What if the Nathan that Sylar killed was actually Sylar-as-Nathan via some time travel?
They haven't realized it's not the character. She can't act her way out of a paperbag. It's like watching someone read a book aloud.
