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Message: <blockquote data-quote="F5" data-source="post: 4770991" data-attributes="member: 4607">Or, they could have just sort of had him magically resurrect himself, like they did last season.  You know, when he rose from the dead and had a never-explained, born-again religious conversion?  For two episodes, before it was forgotten about?Feh.You know what I'd do to save heroes?  Start season 4 off normally, with the usual oversights and conveniently-forgotten plot points, and all that.  'Round about the 4th episode, it starts getting really bad...obvious inconsistencies between scenes from earlier in the episode, people acting completely out-of-character, etc.  Cut to a scene of Peter (with scar), Matt, Sylar, Ando and badass Future Hiro, in Isaac's loft, enveloped in Red Lightning, all staring with grim concentration somewhere in the middle distance.  "I can't hold it together any longer!" shouts Peter, through the Parkman Mind-link.  "You HAVE TO!" Sylar shouts back."There's been too much damage to the Space-time continuum," snaps Hiro.  "At this point even if we..."Hiro is drowned out by a sound effects crescendo and a lot of shaky-cam as, our heroes screaming, the scene cuts to black. Post-commercial break, it's revealed that when Hiro appeared to Peter back in time, they broke the space-time continuum with some kind of paradox, and the past 2 seasons have been the future-heroes trying to splice things back together, with increasingly frayed and jumbled results.  From that point, either each of the Heroes get shunted off into their own stable reality, and has to figure out the lay of the land in the world they've found themselves trapped in, or all the gang gets shunted, Quantum Leap style, to a new world and a new plot every couple of episodes.You explain away the bad stuff that lead up to that point, and can focus on the parts of Heroes that have worked the best...the discovery and exploration stages. I dunno.  I still like the show, but I don't feel too bad if I miss it, anymore, either.</blockquote>

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