So after last night's middling flashback episode, it seemed more questions than answers were producers. To wit, here's a list of things, of varying importance, that are still bugging me:
- How was Nathan able to grow that Grizzy Adams beard in just three weeks?
- We saw that container Peter was trapped in was empty in New York, so where did those iPods go?
- The commercial last week told us that we would learn what happened to Sylar, so what gives?
- How did HRG and Mohinder hook up in the first place to try and take down the company?
- So much happened to Parkman in those four months, yet not one word about him last night?
- Are the writers incapble of telling us ANYTHING different about the Wonderless Twins?
- For someone as powerful as Adam, didn't it seem like he should have been in a more secure cell, especially considering how easy he and Peter broke out?
- So, DL could react to a split second punch, but not the gun shot?
- Didn't it seem that Bob took over control of The Company awfully fast, considering Thompson would have only been killed by HRG a few hours earlier?
- Finally, would things have been better off had they just started the season with this episode?
1 comment:
1. Nathan's beard-growing ability is a side-effect of Adam's blood. Don't even ask about the public hair. Yikes!
2. The iPods are being held until we begin using them as US currency. Someone's gonna be in the money one day.
3. Sylar? Liars!
4. HRG/Mohinder? I don't know if I care enough about Mohinder to care about this one.
5. Parkman? He's too emotional. I have enough drama in my life.
6. The wonderless twins? I can't say anything without sounding rude.
7. Adam? Didn't Bob say he could affect the weather? Go figure.
8. Who's DL? That's how much I care about his character,
9. Bob and the company? Anyone who can turn things to gold can pretty much convince anyone he's good to go. Everyone's got a price. He probably bought the whole thing.
10. Maybe. I've liked the Peter saga, which couldn't have happened without some sense of mystery.
Regardless, this show is nowhere near as frustrating as Lost.
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