Heroes: I’ve got a theory… (episode 303)
Spoilers for Episode 303:
Question/Issue: If Tranessica were “created” (presumably in a lab), why would a creation that valuable be raised by the likes of Hal Sanders?
Possible Answer (that leads to more questions): It was a nature vs. nurture experiment. Would clones, with the same genetic makeup but in different circumstances, manifest the same superpowers? Would the circumstances themselves matter? Is it a coincidence that someone who grew up around physical abuse has great strength as a superpower?
Snark Attacks: Heroes 303 (One of Us, One of Them)
This post contains SPOILERS regarding season 3’s episode One of Us, One of Them, which aired in the US on September 29, 2008.
As usual, the real post is in the first comment.
Snark Attacks: Heroes 301 and 302
[It should go without saying that this post contains SPOILERS about Heroes episodes 301 and 302.]
Maybe I will make “Snark Attacks” a regular “feature” on The Boringest Site. As the inaugural (and perhaps final?) Snark Attacks entry, I present a snarky critique of the premier of Heroes Season 3.
Before I begin, I should clarify something: I don’t dislike the show. I’m not a huge fan of it (I don’t care for its the soap opera aspects and general campiness), but I don’t dislike it. I kid because I care! 😉 However, if Mr. Entity didn’t watch it, I would not watch it either.
I should also disclose that I saw episode #1 when it premiered at Comic-Con, so I’ve had all summer to sharpen my snark. 😉
Now, with that out of the way… I’m going to include my snarky review in a comment, to ease the eyes of tag surfers, since this post is really long.
The Boringest Site on the Net 