Now, I can add something else to my list. I am also immune to bad writing. I can tell if a punchline could have been funnier. And I guess (judging by my crazy theories I've previously posted.) I can see other directions they could have gone with the writing, but, to me, who cares?
I don't usually imagine characters as actors, so maybe that's my "problem."
What I notice is plot holes. --Not the plot holes of "you aren't supposed to know what happens here" or "You are supposed to fill in this blank with obvious stuff." I'm not immune to those.
It seems people have too high expectations, so that's why many are disappointed in this season. Me? I was just worried it would turn out to become like Smallville. So when it turned out it didn't, I was happy.
Anyway, back to the topic:
I really like this season. The only episode I didn't really like was last weeks. Well, I liked that they explained stuff, but to me it seemed like its title could have been "What about Bob?" or something. Every storyline, he had something to do with it except for with the twins. Oh, and Nikki's new personality? No thanks.
This episode was much better, though.
So we get confirmation that Adam was the killer. (Of all of them, I never thought it would be you... Because we had you locked up! ) (I will destroy everything that gives you happiness, Hiro. Including your father. But not until you finally get along. Bwahaha! )
Oh, and it was Bob that suggested Nightmare Man was killing his generation of Heroes. But Bob also said he was just a tool of Adam.
Matt turns into his father: This can't be good!!! Help!!!
Mohinder: He was this wishy-washy since the beginning. Can never decide whither to follow his father or not, whither to sound like a lunatic or scoff at the lunatics. Kill people, or no? Cure abilities or no? You just never can tell with him.
Elle: Short-circuited at last! Maybe Bennett should have kept her in water.
(note: I wanted to say, "How can you like Elle, but not Bennett when they are both self-serving morons with no morals? They are exactly the same!" But then I realized that would ruin my own argument that I like Bennett and not Elle. Oh, well.)
Bennett: Actually, what I was thinking when he suddenly got an urge to chit-chat with his new flying buddy, I was thinking "Awww! He wants to get to know his daughters boyfriend before he dies!" They're guys: It was his way of saying "sorry"
Also, I really liked that he admitted to his wife: "Claire was right. It really is all about me."
Who woulda guessed? He's BACK! He was just mostly dead. Makes me wonder, how long after death will the blood have no effect? They must have had Claire's blood immediately on hand. Otherwise, this sequence isn't very believable for me. But I like it all the same. And he really is Claire's father. Now the next episode will start out: "Golly! I was dead!"
