Heroes on NBC

[Brand X]

and i've seen his dad in another show/movie but i cant think of it...

Take your pick from all of the possible shows he has apparently been on.

[Anal Kaboom]

Ahh right 'Page cannot be displayed' that used to be one of my faves back in the day. What ever happened to that?

^_^ <3

[Nomi]

Plus the fact that the only person really using their powers is Hiro which kind of takes away from the idea that this is supposed to be a show about super heroes.

I dunno, I kind of liek the fact that they have powers but they're not jumping into 'omg let's go be heroes and save the world kekeke' thing. It's more interesting to see them kind of ignore the fact and try to lead semi-normal lives and not go out of their way to change anything for the time being.

[Jetman]

The award for being able to pick up one of the most obvious plot lines from the beginning of the show.

I feel sorry for the kid. His powers are almost as useless as the kid from X2's (the one who changes TV channels by blinking his eyes). He has a bright future as a super phone repairman though.

I thought this weeks episode was a big old meh. I really hate Ali Larter's character, and the fact that they have been concentrating on her for the past few weeks really pisses me off.

They need to like, not focus so much on her schizophrenic "powers" and focus more on her super slut abilities to make her more interesting to me.

[Advocate]

I feel sorry for the kid. His powers are almost as useless as the kid from X2's (the one who changes TV channels by blinking his eyes). He has a bright future as a super phone repairman though.

Other technopathic heroes: Gwen Grayson/Sue Tenny/Royal Pain, Garrison Kane aka Weapon X of X-Men, Cable/Marvel and Richie Foley/Gear of Static Shock.

A Technopath, its an interesting power to have you can do alot with a character like that.

[Mman]

A Technopath, its an interesting power to have you can do alot with a character like that.

Agreed. Beyond the obvious of him being an amazing utility for others (creating/fixing tech) you can really extend the ability of a technopath if you want. Imagine as his power grows that he can affect mechanical devices from a distance. He can shut down any device that is tracking them (cars, planes, helicopters, MISSILES, etc).

[Port]

Agreed. Beyond the obvious of him being an amazing utility for others (creating/fixing tech) you can really extend the ability of a technopath if you want. Imagine as his power grows that he can affect mechanical devices from a distance. He can shut down any device that is tracking them (cars, planes, helicopters, MISSILES, etc).

His powers may be more broad than just technology (kind of how Peter's are more than what we originally thought); he may be able to heal and regenerate anything.

[Drewbacca]

An interesting theory. I look forward to it being proven wrong and you terribly humiliated in the following weeks.

I dunno, I kind of liek the fact that they have powers but they're not jumping into 'omg let's go be heroes and save the world kekeke' thing. It's more interesting to see them kind of ignore the fact and try to lead semi-normal lives and not go out of their way to change anything for the time being.

Exactly. Although I really hated the little brothers response to his sister being a superhero. Knowing a superhero is probably the next best thing to being one yourself and every 10 year old kid's dream. I don't know a boy on the planet who would've run around like a little bitch like that instead of demanding his sister allow him to hit her in the head with a nailed baseball bat.

[Advocate]

Finally watched the DVR'd episode ... damn it the thing ended 5 minutes to early!

Anyway, the kid is a Technopath. You can here the phone saying something and you see him concentrate a bit and then blam the phone is fixed.

I have no idea why people are complaining about Niki being too much in this episode. I think Nathan's story really took the majority, also I would like to add that its becoming more and more like Rising Stars. Though I know other comics did this formula. The All American who has dark secrets and is not as wholesome as some would believe. The Bad guy who was framed, is on the run, and trying to escape from his past.

I also must add that Claire seems more in tuen with Wolverine than CURRENT Wolverine. She doesn'ty know her parents, healer, and has anger issues(see driving guy into wall, going crazy on little brother, flipping out on friend about video tape).

[Frito]

Might just be that time of month.

I really enjoyed it when the fat cop punched that guy in the face.