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Message: <blockquote data-quote="danzig138" data-source="post: 3091451" data-attributes="member: 3595">In the Heroes thread, someone brought up The 4400. I watched the 1st season a while back when someone loaned me the discs (Boy, was I surprised to learn it was only 6 eps). I recently watched it again to refresh my memory for the season 2 discs I have coming on Netflix. So far, I've finished the first disc of season 2 (through Weight of the World with Robert Picardo - not a very good ep, and a waste of Picardo I thought). So please don't spoil anything beyond that episode. Thanks. Is it me, or does there seem to be a difference in the show going into the 2nd season? Not just  the cast changes (so far, I really dislike the woman in charge who replaced the older guy who was friends with the lead), but things like NTAC instead of Homeland Security references. That was one of the things I liked in the 1st season, the references to Homeland Security (arrested as terrorists/enemy combatants, ha!). Jordan Collier seems to be changing into a more stereotypical tv villain. Even the writing and direction seem different. It almost feels like a different show. Has anyone else noticed this? And if so, does it continue throughout the season, or is it a beginning of the season warming up kind of thing? Or am I just crazy and wrong?</blockquote>