Heroes Exec-Producers Leave Over "Creative Differences"
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Heroes Exec-Producers Leave Over "Creative Differences"
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This is being discussed in this weeks Heroes thread as well but my thoughts are that this is a good thing regardless of what happens:
1- The remaining producers figure shit out and the shows go back to season one quality.
2- The show's quality takes an even bigger nosedive and either gets cancelled or I can stop watching.
This show has been 50/50 for me since season 2. I watch every week and I'm always a little disappointed but for some reason I always come back next week. This move will hopefully put an end to that.
1- The remaining producers figure shit out and the shows go back to season one quality.
2- The show's quality takes an even bigger nosedive and either gets cancelled or I can stop watching.
This show has been 50/50 for me since season 2. I watch every week and I'm always a little disappointed but for some reason I always come back next week. This move will hopefully put an end to that.
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I still have the last two eps on the DVR with no desire to watch them. I noticed there isn't a new thread for today, so is there no episode on tonight?
Anyway, I will echo the previous comments in that I wouldn't mind if it decided to get its shit together or wave the white flag so I can commit either way.
Anyway, I will echo the previous comments in that I wouldn't mind if it decided to get its shit together or wave the white flag so I can commit either way.
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TVG says "fired": http://www.tvguide.com/News/Heroes-P...red-35149.aspx
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Could be a good thing, Heroes continues to be a "Great concept, poor execution" series, though unlike most, I felt that way during Season 1 as well.
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My wife and I just got caught up on the series this weekend. We'd missed the entire thing, so far.
I'm kind of wondering though, what's so bad about this season in particular? Maybe I just don't remember the first (best?) season, but the show seems to have maintained the same quality from the get-go.
I'm kind of wondering though, what's so bad about this season in particular? Maybe I just don't remember the first (best?) season, but the show seems to have maintained the same quality from the get-go.
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What happened to the "Ordinary people with extraordinary abilities" concept? They're not so ordinary anymore -- and thus far less relatable as season one.
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1- The remaining producers figure shit out and the shows go back to season one quality.
2- The show's quality takes an even bigger nosedive and either gets cancelled or I can stop watching.
The series has also been dealing with hefty budget overruns going beyond the already large $4 million per-episode pricetag.
Holy shit, I knew this show was expensive to produce, but damn $4 million + an episode damn.
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My wife and I just got caught up on the series this weekend. We'd missed the entire thing, so far.
I'm kind of wondering though, what's so bad about this season in particular? Maybe I just don't remember the first (best?) season, but the show seems to have maintained the same quality from the get-go.
I'm kind of wondering though, what's so bad about this season in particular? Maybe I just don't remember the first (best?) season, but the show seems to have maintained the same quality from the get-go.
Also it wouldn't kill them to have a few small side stories to keep the pacing good and give them some room for filler stories to keep the main story from dragging. But you don't have to necessarily have it all come together at the end with all the Heroes. Having completely seperate stories with similar themes isn't a bad idea.
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Holy shit, I knew this show was expensive to produce, but damn $4 million + an episode damn.
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I don't mind the extra thread since I won't visit the episode thread becuse I've stopped watching and don't care about what's happening on the show itself.
News is news.
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I'm not too broken up about these departures... Loeb has a pretty tired writing style and only sometimes do his episodes/comics really 'hit'. Alexander was a contributing force to the destruction of Alias IMO... I really hope that Pushing Daisies gets a miracle back end pick up, but if not, they should get Bryan Fuller back ASAP for the last bit of the season, to try and pick up the pieces.
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So true. His current comic book projects are just dreadful. Maybe it's a case of spreading himself too thin. Now hopefully he'll concentrate more on quality and not quantity.
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I think this show is circling the drain.
I think the best hope of salvaging something is to grab 2-3 writers who get 2-3 of the better characters and spin the sucker off into something that will cost the right amount of money and give us solid story week in and week out.
I think the best hope of salvaging something is to grab 2-3 writers who get 2-3 of the better characters and spin the sucker off into something that will cost the right amount of money and give us solid story week in and week out.
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I think this show is circling the drain.
I think the best hope of salvaging something is to grab 2-3 writers who get 2-3 of the better characters and spin the sucker off into something that will cost the right amount of money and give us solid story week in and week out.
I think the best hope of salvaging something is to grab 2-3 writers who get 2-3 of the better characters and spin the sucker off into something that will cost the right amount of money and give us solid story week in and week out.
Matt and Suresh (sp?) have outlived their usefulness. Get rid of them.
Sylar, they are keeping because he was so popular during season 1. He is just going through the motions and isn't nearly as scary anymore. Pass the buton to someone else.