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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 4490176" data-attributes="member: 22622"><p>I was hoping they'd go the oute and kill off sylar as well. He's a great villian... in season 1... now he's just mildly annoying and uber powerful. He'd be a great grand villian if his machinations were larger than open up someone see how they work move on. </p><p></p><p>The writers fear of killing characters is becoming the death of the show. Obviously saving the world is not going to drive a season, but destroying a major villian can. To have these villians come back (as powerful as they've always been) after being defeated makes the show seam stagnant. Turning sylar good is classic villian to good, but these turns in the comic usually take some time, not instantly in one episode. The only time that happens in the comic is if the hero is completely backed down where the villian is the only one that can help. Clearly not the case in this situation. </p><p></p><p>At this rate I don't think we'll make it to see all the villians on this show. I see a show that's expensive to make with poor writing to match.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 4490176, member: 22622"] I was hoping they'd go the oute and kill off sylar as well. He's a great villian... in season 1... now he's just mildly annoying and uber powerful. He'd be a great grand villian if his machinations were larger than open up someone see how they work move on. The writers fear of killing characters is becoming the death of the show. Obviously saving the world is not going to drive a season, but destroying a major villian can. To have these villians come back (as powerful as they've always been) after being defeated makes the show seam stagnant. Turning sylar good is classic villian to good, but these turns in the comic usually take some time, not instantly in one episode. The only time that happens in the comic is if the hero is completely backed down where the villian is the only one that can help. Clearly not the case in this situation. At this rate I don't think we'll make it to see all the villians on this show. I see a show that's expensive to make with poor writing to match. [/QUOTE]
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