Steel_Wind
Legend
First Point: Candace and Sylar - What Could have Been
Being Beeman's blog notes that the original story arc called for Candace and Sylar to do several episodes together. The problem was, as noted above, the actress who played Candace got a full time gig as a regular on "Reaper".
That ended that plan.
She had agreed to shoot episode #3 as a one shot - but Reaper's production schedule interfered and so they had to recast the role as a one shot.
That's why Candace is dead.
Second Point: The Twins
I know that the premise of the show was to be about regular people discovering super powers. So there is a certain logical "truth" about showing normal people in their element - coping with the situation. And maybe latino teens/early 20 somethings looking confused and helpless in this situation could be "true". But come on...do they have to be so utterly stupid?
And maybe the fact I'm a Canadian distances me from latin Americans and their emigration problems...but...
Man-oh-man - the twins story is B-O-R-I-N-G. There's not much of a reason to like them or pull for them. Anybody stupid enough to steal a Cadillac at high noon from a town square - BY BREAKING A WINDOW pretty much deserves Midnight Express in the nearest Mexican jail.
It's just not working for me. And all indications are that it's just not working for *anbody*. Whether they are Canadian or from a Texas Border town. Suckage like this is international in its odor; it not saved by the frequency (or quality) of Tex-Mex cooking at your local roadhouse.
So where the hell are they going with this? Surely they can't be ignorant to the fact that this thing is just not working on the screen. Tim Kring is nobody's fool. Who came up with this - and WHY?
Being Beeman's blog notes that the original story arc called for Candace and Sylar to do several episodes together. The problem was, as noted above, the actress who played Candace got a full time gig as a regular on "Reaper".
That ended that plan.
She had agreed to shoot episode #3 as a one shot - but Reaper's production schedule interfered and so they had to recast the role as a one shot.
That's why Candace is dead.
Second Point: The Twins
I know that the premise of the show was to be about regular people discovering super powers. So there is a certain logical "truth" about showing normal people in their element - coping with the situation. And maybe latino teens/early 20 somethings looking confused and helpless in this situation could be "true". But come on...do they have to be so utterly stupid?
And maybe the fact I'm a Canadian distances me from latin Americans and their emigration problems...but...
Man-oh-man - the twins story is B-O-R-I-N-G. There's not much of a reason to like them or pull for them. Anybody stupid enough to steal a Cadillac at high noon from a town square - BY BREAKING A WINDOW pretty much deserves Midnight Express in the nearest Mexican jail.
It's just not working for me. And all indications are that it's just not working for *anbody*. Whether they are Canadian or from a Texas Border town. Suckage like this is international in its odor; it not saved by the frequency (or quality) of Tex-Mex cooking at your local roadhouse.
So where the hell are they going with this? Surely they can't be ignorant to the fact that this thing is just not working on the screen. Tim Kring is nobody's fool. Who came up with this - and WHY?
Last edited: