There were definitely lots of problems with the writing, as enjoyable as the first season could be.I agree, but I think that the bigger issue is that the plot drove the characters, not the other way around.
There was never a consistent through-line with the characters. Instead, they simply acted in accordance with the needs of the plot, as opposed to from, you know, what the character would do.
yeah Peter and Hiro were problems from a power level. When Peter could only mimic powers, it was a cool and interesting ability that had tons of potential but also clear weaknesses. But once it was "oh you just absorb powers", he went off the rails.There were definitely lots of problems with the writing, as enjoyable as the first season could be.
But when you're writing a story featuring a Superman-level character, you need to know how to effectively challenge such a character with something other than Doomsday or General Zod, which you cannot trot out every week. The folks behind Heroes had no idea how to do that.
Agreed on these three. Dark Matter was a cool show overall, but then I am a sucker for alternate universe stories.Dark matter-technically it’s a miniseries but it ended
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