After watching the first episode, I thought this show totally sucked. However, due to my merciful nature, I watched a few more episodes and now I think the show is awesome.

It's a lot like Lost. There's an underlying sci-fi story that will explain everything, but for the time being, the viewers remain pretty much lost (but hooked).

Anyone else watch this show?

I cannot believe this shit!

Muffy: Which shit are you not believing? The thread or the spoiler by Kirei?

Kirei: OMG! He is my favourite too!!! I didn't watch it yet but I have a soft spot for spoilers!

Oh good. I mean I really don't want to spoil it for people who hate them. ^^;

But yeah! His own dad, who was basically a vegetable this entire time!!!! I cannot believe it!!!! -cries-

You have to watch it! :(

Haha I meant I couldn't believe the episode...things are getting crazy. The villians are gathering and this could signal what I've been waiting for: the heroes vs. villians showdown! I want to see some crazy abilities in action, I'm tired of this lack of special effects

Yes yes yes!! I can't wait for a showdown!!! I should really check the spoilers..

Yes! Me either!

I'm disappointed that Nathan, Nikky and now Tracy's abilities were given to them. Since the show started, they had the audience believing that these people were born with special powers. Not that they were artificial. And now, some are. Regulars like Nathan should have natural abilities. Now, a character who we're unfamilar with and aren't attached to, sure let them have unnatural powers.

I don't know, that's how I feel, at least.

I want to be a hero.

OMG! I hope Sylar's ability wasn't taken from Peter by Arthur too! It would be dangerous right? Don't you think it is a coincidence that Peter and his dad has the same power?

You know what? I think Sylar will help Peter regain his power..

.. I thought this forum was about Tonka's Rescue Heroes TV show.. the one that comes on saturday morning...

Mmm I'm kind of disappointed where the show is leading...
I liked the olden days where everything was all mysterious and Sylar was the all-powerful villain. "Save the cheerleader, save the world..." The first season was a little bit slow, but seeing all of the character's subplots come together in the end was glorious.

Now they've added too many plot devices to keep the show going, especially the whole idea of engineering people to have abilities and then Arthur's ability to take them away. Pretty much all of the main and supporting characters in the third season have powers now...where's the variety??