Originally posted by chickenlover98
west isnt evil for christs sake. he is just some guy. just leave his ass alone. i want him to meet nathan though
i never said he was evil,i wasnt making a personal attack on him, i said the prank was evil, which was thought up by both him and claire, so... and i dont even know this guy, sheesh, someone is getting a little defensive.
Originally posted by chickenlover98God I hope he turns out to be exactly what I think he is.
west isnt evil for christs sake. he is just some guy. just leave his ass alone. i want him to meet nathan though
If so I can't wait to throw it in yalls faces. This guy is just not cool trust me! Among others obvious hints, just to many coincidences don'tcha think?
What are the odds she would move to a school and meet a guy with the same ability as the father she never really came to know well and a past of hate towards the one she did know?
Out of all episodes this season, this one was the one I liked the least... it wasn't a terrible episode but somethings I felt a little bit unbearable to watch...Mohinder flip-flopping time and time again, Claire and that idiotic West and their evil plan to throw down the queen cheerleader... it all seem a little bit out of character for both of them (I expected that out of West... but Claire?...) and then Niki... I hope next episode can fix Niki's role in all of this (besides making her knock out Mohinder yet again)
I have to say Maya did annoyed me this time around, I like her character and her story, but she's blindly following Sylar and trusting him on everything, instead of listening (just a little bit) to her brother whom been with her since, like, forever...
Sylar exposition dialogue was unnecessary... though it make him look like a badass...
btw: he is completely powerless... I don't think the ticking sound has anything to do with his power... but it's just somewhat of "theme song" for him
what was good: Bennet... I just went OMG when he shot Ivan... I totally thought we will only see the bullet being fired, but his head banging the cabinet and the blood 😱... he is by far the best character...
Im' gonna have to finish by quoting IGN's review
Of course, the big revelation in "The Line" was Peter's time-traveling trip to New York City on June 14th, 2008. There, he found the city evacuated and a deadly virus threatening the world. But instead of drooling with anticipation, this big cliffhanger has left us torn. Yes, we're excited to see we have a larger story to follow -- and viruses and quarantines are always very cool -- but to have it be so similar to last year's major story arc seems like a giant cop out. Not only does Peter need to once again save "the world," but the action seems to once again be centered in New York, and we once again have a predetermined amount of time to fight the future. Of course, none of this repetition will matter if the storytelling and character development improve - a statement we're getting really tired of having to say.
couldn't said it any better