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lol It's not meant to be a wrap up for a show because I'm sure that they didn't film it with the thought of this being the last season.
NBC will most likely order another season but with the whole Conan debacle I wouldn't really trust NBC. And even if they decide not to bring Heroes back for another season then you can bet ABC or CBS would and they could continue the story on another network. |
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The final fight certainly was weak just having pieces of mud ping ponging back and forth several times.
I don't understand why Samuel lost *ALL* his powers though, even if he was on his own in the middle of nowhere he should have at least retained a portion of it. Like when Hiro and Tattoo Girl went into the past and seen Samuel kill his brother, there was only two "specials" there (Samuel + Brother?) and he could still control the land. I slightly hoped Sylar would keep a bit of devious-intent though, when Doyle was all but beaten on the ground i expected Sylar to cut off his hands or break his fingers so he couldn't use them, instead he tickled him with fairy lights. Booo. I think they missed an hilarious segment with Hiro too. I think they said that Charlie was ported back to 1944 when she was a ammunition-maker. You could have had a super-powered Japanese guy (Who America was obviously at war with...) come in and see what it was like back then. Of course it would have messed up the storyline of him being... supercharged. It would be a shame if they actually didn't continue on now, it would give everything a fresh feeling if they allowed the specials to mingle in with the normals, but that just leads back to the future which has been mentioned. All good though |
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