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Petrelli? In MY DNA? More likely than you'd think!
Not too happy about Heroes. I think that Prison Break is a much better show this season (speaking of, I haven't seen Prison Break, torrent is running, plz don't spoil).
The only moment that really sparked with me was Elle tossing Bennet the gun. It felt really snappy, like Elle knew exactly what she was doing, exactly who she had to go to, and Bennet was ON IT.
I think ever since I've started rp'ing Bennet, I've started crushing on him. O.o
Anyhow, Maya ratting on about how the formula was evil, and then immediately jumping Mohinder's bones pissed me off. Mohinder having less common sense than Matt's tortoise friend also pissed me off. I mean, come on. BAD PLAN. BAD. PLAN.
Future!Peter was mostly mysterious and annoying. Nathan's transformation felt forced as all hell, and the talk of God and faith didn't chime with the tone of the show as well as it should have, and, for that matter, as well as it did in the first season Prison Break episodes I watched today.
Claire and Peter had chemistry in first season. Acting chemistry, I mean, the kind where two not-as-good actors create something better when they're playing off each other. Everything with them, in this episode, felt flat as a pancake.
Honestly, I'm just not impressed. It pisses me off that Prison Break is airing at the same time as Heroes. If I get a choice, I'm going with Prison Break.
The only moment that really sparked with me was Elle tossing Bennet the gun. It felt really snappy, like Elle knew exactly what she was doing, exactly who she had to go to, and Bennet was ON IT.
I think ever since I've started rp'ing Bennet, I've started crushing on him. O.o
Anyhow, Maya ratting on about how the formula was evil, and then immediately jumping Mohinder's bones pissed me off. Mohinder having less common sense than Matt's tortoise friend also pissed me off. I mean, come on. BAD PLAN. BAD. PLAN.
Future!Peter was mostly mysterious and annoying. Nathan's transformation felt forced as all hell, and the talk of God and faith didn't chime with the tone of the show as well as it should have, and, for that matter, as well as it did in the first season Prison Break episodes I watched today.
Claire and Peter had chemistry in first season. Acting chemistry, I mean, the kind where two not-as-good actors create something better when they're playing off each other. Everything with them, in this episode, felt flat as a pancake.
Honestly, I'm just not impressed. It pisses me off that Prison Break is airing at the same time as Heroes. If I get a choice, I'm going with Prison Break.