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Looks like two eps left - finale on April 27th.

Maybe she liked it because she dreamed about it...

GEORGE: (Not really wanting to embellish) ..I stopped by the house to drop the car off, and I went inside for a few minutes.. Nobody was there - they're supposed to be working. (Jerry and Elaine look at each other - enjoying the story) My mother had a Glamour magazine, I started leafing through...

At least the early part of that was Noah acting like Sylar with Noah's appearance. I thought it was well done and kind of funny. Also looking forward to next week for the reason Adam put in spoilers.

He was pretty annoying in Aliens in America too, which was kind of the main problem with that show after awhile. His character was just too selfish and immature, though it kind of got balanced out by his exchange student friend. I was also planning to stop watching but the absence of anything...

I'd rather save space on my DVR and just catch them online. I'll probably stay subscribed to this thread to track the weekly outrage.

The return of the hackneyed explosion is the last straw for me. What a waste of time. Are they serious with this crap?

It does also provide some premise for the good guys to learn how to work as a team. The way things were before it came down to Peter v. Sylar, but that was only interesting for a little while. I think it's more intriguing to see several coordinate their skills and powers to bring down one.

I think she chopped her hair off. Still doesn't explain why they couldn't just go with it as is.

Well, after everything that's happened pedestrian is still an improvement, though that's mostly for those of us who have stuck around wanting to like the show again. You may be right about those who have long abandoned it.

I thought it was a promising beginning. I preferred the slower pacing and darker tone.

This seems to be heading in a better direction as noted. The "Fugitives" premise seems to hold some metaphorical/allegorical components, though it isn't the freshest approach either. Nathan persecuting his own "kind" is in itself rather compelling though, reminding me a little of some of the...

That sounds very promising. I did love the relation of each person's powers to their character (e.g. Peter being a nurse and acquiring other powers via "empathy").

Yup. It made me realize how underutilized she has been (and not just in screen time).

Was it any worse than the Brundlefly?

I believe he was the reporter who got iced.

Would you consider it a superpower?