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Honestly, Married to the Sea is AWESOME.
Entertainment Weekly has series of Heroes covers which give clues for the rest of the season
( My thoughts on said covers, full of spoilage for everything up to the most recent episode and full of speculation for the rest of the season, with one spoiler from the preview NBC aired for next week's ep )Honestly, I think everyone I know needs to watch this series, but especially
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lordtravis (once finals are over). Not only does it have a lot of crossover in terms of fans with shows I know a lot of my friends like (such as Battlestar Galactica), but it's pretty much all about superheroes and comic books: one of the main characters is a comic book artist whose art is done by big-name artist Tim Sale, and one of the others is a huge comics fan who makes retarded geeky injokes about Kitty Pryde and Green Lantern. In fact, in general it's a loving tribute to superhero comics - especially X-Men, to which it owes the biggest debt - even while it gently pokes fun at spandex and Superman.So basically to sum up, ZOMG AWESOME WHY AREN'T YOU ALL WATCHING T_T
To those of you who are, enjoy this music video: Mohinder/Sylar, set to "I Want It That Way"
Finally, happy birthday to
moonsheen!Edit: Have a couple of wanky threads on Heroes. Honestly, they kind of irritate me a little. As
jokersama points out, people who scamper to claim that things such as Mohinder diriving a cab when he was a professor in India are ZOMG DEGRADING are missing that the point that, yes, this sucks, but this happens not unregularly to highly skilled people who emigrate to the US from other countries. And honestly I find the way Heroes deals with race actually pretty unusually good for a network show: I mean, this is the series that begins with three interracial relationships pretty much right off the bat, with no one really remarking about how unusual it is or it ever really being an issue, and definitely the series with the most diversity as far as race on TV right now (the race of major characters, even) as far as I know.
