Heroes Season 1 finale is today! Still a few hours to go! All you lucky Americans check out NBC today (Monday)! :D
Soon after I'll be waiting for the ep to download, haha. Always takes a couple of days but that's fine because I'm on the verge of delicious insanity be the time the file's complete and the wait is always worth it!
I need Heroes, OMG.
Here's a pic of Sylar from the end of the previous ep, mmmm:

So, so tall. Guh.
I've been watching it religiously since the first ep and not only does this fricken show deserve all the hype and the fan following across the world (all thanks to the Internet, man! It hasn't even aired yet in that many countries!), to a movie fan like me it's like an OMG MOVIEGASM OF JOY to see a tv series with movie production standards. The scope, the size of everything is just... Guh. The show just about exploded a couple of weeks ago with the fantastic ep "
Five Years Gone" - even more fantastic and awesome than usual - and now the finale is finally here.
WATCH OUT FOR THIS GUY!
Totally my favourite character on tv
EVER. He pwns all.
All.
"This is usually the part where people start screaming." He has some of the best lines on the show.
He has me gripping my seat when I watch Heroes. He's the only character on the air who actually makes me
flail helplessly and behave like a giddy 13 year-old schoolgirl. Oh man, he's fun, complex, dark and nerdy (hello, the mild-mannered Clark Kent look when he wants to be "normal"? It sold me in the first second!). The watchmaker Sylar/Gabriel Gray is a quiet and a lonely, lonely bastard who probably never went on dates, fantasized about being "special" and spent most of his youth at home. And now he calls himself "Sylar" and goes about slicing super-powered people's heads open with help of telekinesis and stealing their super powers because he thinks the victims are "undeserving" of said powers. But he isn't.
Slyar will not eat your "ordinary and insignificant" brains! Only special ones.
RAMONES-tshirt-and-converse-chucks-weari
ng SYLAR FOR THE WIN! He was so badass in the previous ep and in the finale he's going to... aaaaah. His fashion sense is improving drastically, he went from a nerdy outfit "only a mother could have picked for him" to a black Ramones t-shirt and a grey tee underneath and also All-Star converse which he all stole from a dude he killed, and now to this awesome long black coat, a black hoodie underneath and black pants, all for the final showdown... *flail*
God, I can't wait. How awesome it is to love the bad guy on the show! Speaks a lot about the power of Heroes, it does. He may be "the most hated villian on tv" but he also has a huge fanbase (he's hot and 6'4'', I guess that helps a bit *laugh*) and the creator of the show loves the character and the actor - huge credit goes to Zachary Quinto for the amazing performance... Can't imagine anyone else playing Sylar. He just blows the mind. Yay for a popular series where actors can actually, you know,
act. o.o He steals every scene he's in. The thing he does with his eyes, the evil glare, the subtle things and body language that freak you out, the way he manipulates people. You never know what he's going to do next. Everything screams perfection. A "virran" and a "BAD PAHSON" indeed. Bwah!
Can't wait for Season 2 and before that there's also
Heroes: Origins!
As for the Good Guys on Heroes, I like Hiro and Claire the most. Hiro is such an obvious choice but really, it's almost like a no-brainer. *laugh* YATTA!
I love everything about this show. The pace, the cutting and editing, the directing, the writing (it slays me), the depth and complexity of the characters and the many sets. A grande scope indeed. I love the fact it's not just for sci-fi fans because the sci-fi and the special effects come second after the characterization and stories. There's just enough of special effects to make you beg shamelessly for more. Plus, all the Star Trek, Superman and other sci-fi references. If I could fly, I'd be quoting Superman, too LOL! "Up, up and awaaaay!"
This is what I love about the show. Its masterstroke: You have super stuff happening to people right
now. To normal people like Hiro and others who watch Star Trek and read superhero comics and know the 1st issue of Superman on 'Action Comics' is worth thousands of bucks. It's like you're a total Superman fan and then you're waking up one day and you realize you have powers, too. Genius. So, what do you do when you realize super powers don't exist in comics/tv/movies only? It's the ultimate fantasy. I think this show made people wish they truly had a power, it made it look so believable.
My fave power, the one I'd like to have? Flight, hands down. Ever since I fell in love with Superman as a kid, I wanted to fly. I don't need telekinesis (SYLAR!!), mind reading, the ability to walk through solid objects, time travel, persuading people to do exactly what I tell them to do... It would be almost too much. Being able to fly is a pretty underrated power but it can be so obviously dangerous if you, say, pick a person high up in the air and let them fall to their death. O_O Or throw stuff on them. Say...
bricks, from a high distance. Insta-death! I'm saying this because there's a lot of "which power can defeat which" on the series. Next to the awesome powers some characters have (hello, blowing up New York?), flight almost seems trivial. Loads of viewers probably don't realize how freaking scary flight powers can be. Peter should fly Sylar up, up and awaaay and throw him off a skyscraper LOL.
( Continuing... )( Other shows I watch... )If you comment by any chance, please don't post Heroes spoilers. ^^ Thank you!