The always intelligent Juan Cole compares Heroes and 24 to real world
political meme systems in America.
Slight Spoilerage Ensues:
http://www.salon.com/opinion/feature/2007/05/30/heroes/
NBC's hit series Heroes was the
Heroes posits a world in which a small number of persons have been
born with extraordinary powers drawn from the standard science
fiction repertory. The powers include levitating objects, mind
reading, flying, miraculous healing, bursting into flames and, as
with the painter Isaac Mendez
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Heroes posits a world in which a small number of persons have
been
born with
At 06:55 AM Monday 6/4/2007, Robert Seeberger wrote:
The always intelligent Juan Cole compares Heroes and 24 to real world
political meme systems in America.
Slight Spoilerage Ensues:
Makes one wonder what you would classify as _major_ spoilerage . . . ? ;)
And, while Heroes and 24 aired in
At 03:20 PM Sunday 6/3/2007, Julia Thompson wrote:
What happened in 2004 made me think that Moore was just a blowhard and
*anything* he did should be taken with a barrel of salt. That was just
a really bad PR move on his part that ticked off a bunch of intelligent
people who might be otherwise
At 08:27 AM Monday 6/4/2007, Robert Seeberger wrote:
On 6/4/2007 7:54:10 AM, Ronn! Blankenship
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
At 06:55 AM Monday 6/4/2007, Robert Seeberger wrote:
The always intelligent Juan Cole compares Heroes and 24 to real
world
political meme systems in America.
*** Hero Spoilers below ***
Robert Seeberger wrote:
The always intelligent Juan Cole compares Heroes and 24 to real
world political meme systems in America.
Slight Spoilerage Ensues:
Makes one wonder what you would classify as _major_ spoilerage . . .
? ;)
More detail. I pretty
Robert Seeberger wrote:
Heroes posits a world in which a small number of persons have
been born with extraordinary powers drawn from the standard
science fiction repertory. (...)
Quoting Him:
Above all, I never cared for the whole Nietzchian ubermensch
thing... the notion -- pervading
On 6/4/2007 7:54:10 AM, Ronn! Blankenship
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At 06:55 AM Monday 6/4/2007, Robert Seeberger wrote:
The always intelligent Juan Cole compares Heroes and 24 to real
world
political meme systems in America.
Slight Spoilerage Ensues:
Makes one wonder what you would
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Robert Seeberger wrote:
Heroes posits a world in which a small number of persons have
Robert Seeberger wrote:
The series _is_ about demigods. They were born with demigod powers,
not much unlike the Jedi or Sith that were born with
midichlorians :-P
Only if Tom Orley is a demi-god.
Tom Orley's powers are nowhere near the demigods of Heroes.
To aspire to greatness is not
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At 08:27 AM Monday 6/4/2007, Robert Seeberger wrote:
On 6/4/2007 7:54:10 AM, Ronn!
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Robert Seeberger wrote:
The always intelligent Juan Cole
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The series _is_ about demigods. They were born with demigod
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So I guess discussing vasectomies is right out?
It will knot be tolerated.
What vas deferens would it make if we did?
- jmh
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Horn, John wrote:
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So I guess discussing vasectomies is right out?
It will knot be tolerated.
What vas deferens would it make if we did?
Dunno.
All I've gotta say is, when you're trying to wean yourself off the
Vicodin afterwards, for
*** Heroes - with spoilers ***
Robert Seeberger wrote:
More detail. I pretty much knew all these spoilers before I saw the
episodes and/or figured the course of things out beforehand.
It was a surprise to see George Takei as Hiro's father... Even
though it seems he's a minor character.
I
And confirmed the opinions of those who already disagreed with his
political positions and gave them all the hard proof they needed that
their opinion of him as a person was correct.
and in contrast, no matter what decisions bush makes, his diehard
supporters will continue to support him.
At 12:56 PM Monday 6/4/2007, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
*** Heroes - with spoilers ***
Which still beats a Hero sandwich with spoiled meat . . .
Robert Seeberger wrote:
More detail. I pretty much knew all these spoilers before I saw the
episodes and/or figured the course of things out
At 01:58 PM Monday 6/4/2007, jon louis mann wrote:
And confirmed the opinions of those who already disagreed with his
political positions and gave them all the hard proof they needed that
their opinion of him as a person was correct.
and in contrast, no matter what decisions bush makes, his
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*** Heroes - with spoilers ***
Robert Seeberger wrote:
More
*** Heroes - with spoilers ***
Robert Seeberger wrote:
Now when Nathan was revealed to be Claires bio-father I was pissed.
It seemed to me to be a pointless, soap-operaish plot point.
It would be a cliché if _Sylar_ was Claire's bio-father :-)
LOL! You'd get a good laugh at some of the
moore is human and bound to have failings.
--jon
As is Bush. (To take that argument to its logical conclusion.)
-- Ronn! :
if bush has christian virtues, they are way out of proportion to his
flaws, although his supporters would count otherwise. few modern world
leaders have caused more
On 6/4/07, Alberto Monteiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAWKSF (as far as we know so far) the genes for the Heroes powers
are a natural occurance and must be fairly widespread thoughout the
general population in order to have the numbers of meta-humans seen.
It seems that those superpowers
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*** Heroes - with spoilers ***
Robert Seeberger wrote:
LOL! You'd get a good laugh at some of the fan
I would be interested to hear any extrapolations, Matt.
The title is a giveaway, i doubt it is misdirection. It offers a
possible explanation of what Hiro is doing so far back in the past. I
expect he will receive lessons in Bushido, etc. It doesn't really give
any clues to what happens post
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I would be interested to hear any extrapolations, Matt.
The title is a giveaway, i doubt it is misdirection. It
On 6/4/07, Robert Seeberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want spoilers you can always go to Wikipedia, or spoilerfix, or
SpoilerTV, but only the smallest of cats have slipped out of the bag.
If you haven't discovered it yet, as far as I'm concerned Heroes Wiki
(heroeswiki.com) is the
*** Heroes - with spoilers ***
Robert Seeberger wrote:
I think I missed these episodes, unless they are in (my) future.
Last week's episodes were the 12 and 13 (and on Saturday there
was a mini-Takei marathon, with him in Psych and Heroes).
OK...I'm going to be more careful about what I
Dania Ramirez will play a new character named Maya.
I expect then, that hers will be the power to create illusion... (she
has also has appeared in three spike lee films...)
jon
Sick sense of humor?
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