[Kyle Nin]

The 50th episode of Heroes, titled "Building 26", has just aired. What did everyone think of it?

[Radardog]

This episode was more in the vain of what I was saying last week. We had isolated storylines that were given some time to develop. Yes, there were small bits that advanced the arching storyline, but that's how it's supposed to be. It was nice to see that this storyline with Noah is actually going somewhere instead of just being a replay of Season 1. And Hiro's story was very well done. I could even tolerate Sylar this week.

More like this will be a good thing.

This post has been edited by Radardog: 18 February 2009 - 02:38 AM

[Kyle Nin]

Radardog, on Feb 18 2009, 01:37 AM, said:

And Hiro's story was very well done.

Mostly pointless, but well done.

I'm liking where they're taking Sylar in this volume. He doesn't really need the kid, so why bother saving his life? Unless, of course, he's planning on ripping his head open later. But I'm sensing that Sylar won't do that, that he views this kid like a younger brother.

But I still don't understand Nathan's decision to imprison all the super-powered people. He's treating innocent people like they're criminals, just because they have an ability. Most of them aren't even that dangerous (like the guy that can breathe underwater -- ooh, that's threatening!). Has he just lost his mind? Or is he really a super villain? Can't he see that what he's doing is wrong?