Heroes Season 1(#22)---5/14/07-'Landslide'

[Dire Bare]

That's kind of funny really, because the second I saw that Silver Surfer comic I thought "NICE, bet it's really some crappy dollar bin comic she made look like Silver Surfer #1..."

Heh, that was my thought too . . . especially with that smirk on her face as Micah gushed over it . . .

 

[Alzrius]

Another body just hit the floor. The newest Heroes webcomic has just been posted. Part one of two, it's titled The Death of Hana Gittelman.

Ah Wireless, we hardly knew ye...

 

[Nellisir]

Heh, that was my thought too . . . especially with that smirk on her face as Micah gushed over it . . .

I figured the comic was real...but she probably didn't pay for it. Hard to be busted for shoplifting when you're obviously not carrying anything.

 

[DonTadow]

PSSSTTTT

Am I the only one who still thinks that Linderman is not dead. I keep going back to the conversation he had with Nathan when he said how greater men have tried to kill him and failed. Perhaps his healing is as potent or more so than Claires. It just doesn't make sense that a man that powerful gained all of his power without an ace up his sleeves.

 

[mmu1]

PSSSTTTT

Am I the only one who still thinks that Linderman is not dead. I keep going back to the conversation he had with Nathan when he said how greater men have tried to kill him and failed. Perhaps his healing is as potent or more so than Claires. It just doesn't make sense that a man that powerful gained all of his power without an ace up his sleeves.

That was a pretty graphic and final-looking death scene - I'm inclined to think he's gone for good, short of the dead body being a double of the real Lindermann, but I'm not sure what that would accomplish.

In fact, I very much hope that he doesn't come back. The story needs it desperately - not Lindermann's death, specifically, but something to show that, after all the dire predictions, it might actually be possible to change the future, and that the heroes have a chance to control their destiny.

 

[Vocenoctum]

PSSSTTTT

Am I the only one who still thinks that Linderman is not dead. I keep going back to the conversation he had with Nathan when he said how greater men have tried to kill him and failed. Perhaps his healing is as potent or more so than Claires. It just doesn't make sense that a man that powerful gained all of his power without an ace up his sleeves.

I think he's dead. I mean, I have a problem with DL jumping behind him that quickly, and the self-sacrifice of Jessica being non-self-sacrificing was eh... (why she didn't gack Linderman and just TAKE the big pile O cash, I dunno. I'd have figured she'd have an issue with being treated like garbage too, but that at least I can reconcile easily enough.). But, Linderman actually being dead, that's fine.

It would have been better if someone had said "DL, you're going to die, only Linderman could heal this wound...", but I guess that wouldn't work.

 

[DonTadow]

I think he's dead. I mean, I have a problem with DL jumping behind him that quickly, and the self-sacrifice of Jessica being non-self-sacrificing was eh... (why she didn't gack Linderman and just TAKE the big pile O cash, I dunno. I'd have figured she'd have an issue with being treated like garbage too, but that at least I can reconcile easily enough.). But, Linderman actually being dead, that's fine.

It would have been better if someone had said "DL, you're going to die, only Linderman could heal this wound...", but I guess that wouldn't work.

Linderman's character feels so incomplete. This man is powerful. He didn't gain this much power from just having the ability to heal people. He seems to have something else up his sleeve.

Looking back on all of the dialogue of him, his collection, his paintings, i want to believe that he's immortal or has some power close to that. I wouldn't mind a change of direction next season, but if he can die so easily he's a flop of a villian in my book.

DL is a b character at best. It's like lex Luthor being taken out by Mr. Terrific.

 

[Dire Bare]

Another body just hit the floor. The newest Heroes webcomic has just been posted. Part one of two, it's titled The Death of Hana Gittelman.

Ah Wireless, we hardly knew ye...

Ah, man! What, did she have like 5 seconds of actual screen time!?!?! I'll bet the actress who portrays her in the show is bummed out. To have your character killed off a major network TV show . . . off screen!!!

Then again, she's not actually dead yet . . .

 

[Steel_Wind]

It's Heroes...dead is just "mostly dead".

I would think Wireless is a good candidate for a stint on Heroes: Origins.

And if not - then not. *shrug*

 

[Vocenoctum]

Ah, man! What, did she have like 5 seconds of actual screen time!?!?! I'll bet the actress who portrays her in the show is bummed out. To have your character killed off a major network TV show . . . off screen!!!

Then again, she's not actually dead yet . . .

Well, as you say, she's not dead yet...

If she DOES die, it really throws the time-travel into an odd place. I can accept that the past is changed when Hiro come back after watching himself be killed, but he hasn't interacted at all with Wireless, and she was alive in the 5 Year Future...

She was always mostly an off-screen character though, they use her for the web-stuff (whatever those reality game things are called. and she's been in comics, but on TV she's barely noticeable. (Meanwhile the effect she has is pretty big.)