I did love that knock-out surprise when Adam showed up!

I wasn't too surprised by it because I was reading another forum where someone actually guessed, after watching the "past" with Hiro on his adventures -- that "Adam" would turn out to be immortal since he couldn't be damaged and that he would be the new hidden "evil guy" on the show. It was a brilliant deduction, not based on spoilers at all.

So, now I'm waiting. Will Adam be a good guy or a bad guy?

I do wish Syler was dead, though (or whatever his name is).

Started the boxed set of the series Monday night and have seen ten episodes. Love it. What a daring show and what a fabulous cast. Whoever cast Masi Oka as Hiro is a freakin genius.

That made me beam, reading your thoughts on the show. Ain't it great??

A lot of people haven't been liking the new season, but I think it holds up well--now that all the characters and plot have been really laid out, it's time to kick up the tension (and boy, there's plenty of it).

This, along with LOST and Veronica Mars (although that's been put on hiatus--I don't want to think of it as being cancelled, not yet!), is one of the few things I'll regularly watch on TV.

First season was very good except for the finale. Fell a little flat for me. The new season has been pretty weak though. I'm almost glad it's ending early this season.

It's come on strong the last two or three episodes.

I may have to check the show out. I keep hearing about it.

At the Genesis concert at the Hollywood Bowl on October 13, Greg Grunberg came down to the box I was in to talk to the people sitting directly in front of me. Because I don't watch the show, I had no idea who he was, or even that he was a celebrity. A friend leaned over and told me he was on "Heroes". Otherwise I would never have known. He seemed like a nice guy.

Blake

A friend leaned over and told me he was on "Heroes". Otherwise I would never have known. He seemed like a nice guy.

Most of the television actors and actresses I've seen look differently enough in person that at first you just think, "that person looks familiar." I mean, you only see them through a glass screen inside a box. Usually, the guys are shorter and skinnier than you would think, the women are more made up on television than they are in public, and its "just enough" different that you don't immediately recognize them.

Or else I'm just really lousy with faces and names (which is also true).

Most of the television actors and actresses I've seen look differently enough in person that at first you just think, "that person looks familiar."

I didn't even think that. Since I don't watch the show, I had never seen him before. Actually, that may not be true. I suppose I could've seen him in something else that I don't know about. Either way, he was just "some guy" to me.

Blake

**Spoilers**

And next week on Heroes...

"My name is Claire Bennett. You killed my father.
Prepare to die."

I thought this last episode was really good. I had been a bit disappointed in Season 2 up until now, though. But I think it is parallelling Season 1 in that the first several episodes were somewhat vague and began to get frustrating (at least according to the people I know who watch) but then it picked up speed and began answering the questions.

I thought this last episode was really good. I had been a bit disappointed in Season 2 up until now, though. But I think it is parallelling Season 1 in that the first several episodes were somewhat vague and began to get frustrating (at least according to the people I know who watch) but then it picked up speed and began answering the questions.

First, Jim it's good to see you back. Missed you.

Second, I tend to agree, although I thought the last two episodes were well done too.

Third, the new issue of Entertainment Weekly has a good article from one of the writers of the show and what went wrong. Well thought out, articulate and observant.

I'm a fan of the new season, but agree it has takin a little longer to progress.

My only gripe with the show is the acting isn't great. Watching this show since day one I can say that what the acting may lack the plot makes up for. If I were to compare though, I would definitly give Lost the upper hand, even though half the episodes you are scrambling trying to put pieces of a puzzle together.