Heroes. It went from being great, to damn near unwatchable.

To everyone who is poo pooing all over Heroes:

Don't you think you should let S2 air completely before throwing down such harsh judgments? You don't know, the show just might totally redeem itself and become something great.

Then again, the strike might prevent such greatness from ever happening.

Just my 2 cents.

The mid-section of season two of Twin Peaks, hands down. When David Lynch took his ball and went home, and Mark Frost left to make Storyville... the show tanked.

I agree we should view the season in its entirety before judging. That's like saying Lost Season 3 sucked because the 6 episodes that aired last fall were awful(and they were).

The problem is Heroes Season 2 is done after the next 3 episodes. So unless Tim Kring and Co. have something really special in store, this will likely go down as one of the worst sophomore slumps in recent memory. I mean, the creator of the show even apologized to the fans. How often does that happen?

Dark Angel, big time!

I suppose it depends a bit on perspective, too. I missed pretty much the entire first season, started watching during the second and fell in love with it, then I went back and watched the first season. I thought they were both equally good for each angle they presented. Season 3, though, tried to be the best of both worlds, but didn't quite pull it off. It would have been nice, too, if they could have also given Season 3 a full episode run, and thereby allowed the creators more time to wrap things up. As it played out, ending the show four episodes short made it come off as too rushed.

I'll agree with you on the Oliver storyline. However, Season 2 wasn't that much of a disaster. Especially compared to Season 3.



More true about VM (although I still enjoyed the second season), but Prison Break was, according to the creator, a two season premise show. The first season was getting out of the prison, the second wrapping up the conspiracy of who framed Linc, and resolving that. I liked the Season 2, but would have preferred it had they kept to the original plan, and just wrapped up the show at the end of it. And they could have, too, had the damn network not wanted more show, so they had to improvise an extension to it.

Lastly, except for the twins story arc, I've had no problem with the second season of Heroes.

The creator apologized to everyone and said he was going to fix things. If the last three episodes are any indication, it looks like he is doing a pretty good job.