A Clip from "Dual'
The finale of Volume Three of Heroes airs on Monday.
Among the numerous story lines the episode will focus on is the issue of Hiro: how will Ando, Parkman and Daphne rescue their friends?
The characters discuss that problem in this clip from "Dual."
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January 7th, 2009 6:02 AM
"While we're also talking about discontinuity ... here are a few questions about Mr. Parkman. So you're running around with a beautiful supersonic blond chick ... you also happen to be married and have a child on the way (or born by now). Whatever happenned to his wife and child?"
Did you even watch season 2? He divorced you prick.
"AND what about that little girl he was looking after, the one with the power to find anyone? Didn't he just abandon her in an apartment somewhere too."
Don't you hear what the characters say on the show? Listen carefully next time! Molly was sent somewhere to be taken care of. LISTEN PLS.
"Far too many characters get introduced on the show, only to be completely sidelined when the story shifts."
Ha! WRONG.
"Don't get me started on figuring out how Parkman got himself on a plane from Africa back to the U.S. with no money and no passport ..."
See Milcman's comment.
"not to mention how Sylar did the same when he got himself from a remote desert island back to Pinehurst - with a detour to track down and pick up a new truth-telling power - all in a single day."
MIND YOU, it was from night time the previous day to midnight the next. SO, IT WAS NEARLY 2 DAYS. And also, is there any real explanation why he can appear out of nowhere out of the sudden at times? Why not you go on and babble all your questions and stop watching.
"These writers really need to work on continuity and realistic chracter development."
You better start watching Heroes like a real fan and not a TV CRITIC.
December 12th, 2008 12:50 AM
I agree with alot of what you were saying Allen. However, Parkman can project his thoughts onto people. Which means he no longer needs money. If you project to someone that you just handed them money for a plane ticket then you no longer need money.
I do agree with you on everything though... They need to thin out the character stack a little so they dont reailroad themselves like that.
December 11th, 2008 11:44 AM
I agree, in season 1 Hiro and Ando drove everywhere, Sylar traveled around at a somewhat realistic pace and Bennett, Parkman and Ted went on the run in a car. Now everyone just uses their powers, takes some of the realism from the show. (Even though it's not supposed to be realistic in most ways, but moving around should be :))
December 11th, 2008 10:26 AM
While we're also talking about discontinuity ... here are a few questions about Mr. Parkman. So you're running around with a beautiful supersonic blond chick ... you also happen to be married and have a child on the way (or born by now). Whatever happenned to his wife and child? AND what about that little girl he was looking after, the one with the power to find anyone? Didn't he just abandon her in an apartment somewhere too. Far too many characters get introduced on the show, only to be completely sidelined when the story shifts.
Don't get me started on figuring out how Parkman got himself on a plane from Africa back to the U.S. with no money and no passport ... not to mention how Sylar did the same when he got himself from a remote desert island back to Pinehurst - with a detour to track down and pick up a new truth-telling power - all in a single day. These writers really need to work on continuity and realistic chracter development.