Last night's Heroes
May. 1st, 2007 10:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jwghOK, a few points.
- It looks like Future Peter doesn't have the Haitian's ability to block others' powers -- I guess the Haitian blocked his ability to do that.
- Also, the President has never met the Haitian, I guess, since if he lost his shapeshifting ability that would be pretty obvious to everyone. (Or would he just get stuck in his current 'shape'?
- Although he has met Parkman enough times that perhaps the guy who can read minds might have picked up who he really was? It's not like Future Parkman is a paragon of ethical behavior or anything.
- Apparently blowing up an entire city doesn't kill you. Or maybe that's only true if you have the ability to regenerate.
- Hey, Future Mohinder did something useful! How about that?
- Another dead female hero. To be fair, some dead male heroes too. To be even more fair, I would have to say that Stripper Future Nikki is not a big argument in favor of this show's enlightened treatment of women.
- It looks like Future Peter doesn't have the Haitian's ability to block others' powers -- I guess the Haitian blocked his ability to do that.
- Also, the President has never met the Haitian, I guess, since if he lost his shapeshifting ability that would be pretty obvious to everyone. (Or would he just get stuck in his current 'shape'?
- Although he has met Parkman enough times that perhaps the guy who can read minds might have picked up who he really was? It's not like Future Parkman is a paragon of ethical behavior or anything.
- Apparently blowing up an entire city doesn't kill you. Or maybe that's only true if you have the ability to regenerate.
- Hey, Future Mohinder did something useful! How about that?
- Another dead female hero. To be fair, some dead male heroes too. To be even more fair, I would have to say that Stripper Future Nikki is not a big argument in favor of this show's enlightened treatment of women.
