Oh, Heroes.  This show continues to mix in just enough really good television with a whole lot of crud, so I can't quit watching but I'm never quite satisfied.

-Good:  We get to see a lot of Nathan!Sylar this episode, the character with what I feel is the most potentially interesting storyline.
-Bad (or at least less good):  The key word is " ( Read more... )

Several days ago honorh  and dameruth  did a meme posting snippets of unfinished fic.  It's been a LONG time since I finished any DW fic, but I want to show that I've been writing (sorta, intermittently, skipping between too many stories, and in small chunks).  Because my idea muse is hellishly productive but the muse in charge of actually putting words into ( Read more... )

*sigh*  I'm not particularly interested in getting into Heroes fandom beyond just watching the show and rambling about it a bit.  However, after the season finale, this little scene wouldn't stop bugging me until I committed Heroes fic.  So here it is, if anyone cares.

Title:  Power Lunch
Author: tardis_stowaway
Characters:  Nathan Petrelli, original ( Read more... )

( a gripe (spoilers) )

( Heroes: the cracktastic, the stupid, the nonsensical, the lovable anyway (spoilers) )

Random thoughts regarding Heroes:

-Two character deaths?  TWO?  :(  At least Tracy kicked ass in her last stand.  But WTF was up with that blinking?  If someone puts her fragments together before she thaws, would she still be alive?  Anyway, I liked Tracy with all of her ambiguity, and I'm sorry to see her go.  Daphne actually dying caught me by ( Read more... )

( Heroes spoilers within: it's flashback time! )

Tonight's Heroes had me talking to my TV screen a lot.
( Do the Heroes writers watch DW and hate us? Or was that accidental? Spoilers within. )

( lots of spoilers for Heroes )

I'm watching Heroes S1 on DVD since I lived in a place without TV when it first aired. (Weird, I know ...I am only an intermittent citizen of the twenty-first century.) I am rapidly coming to adore this show. Among other charms, it provides endless opportunities for fannish glee. When Christopher Eccleston's character, Claude, said "fantastic" ( Read more... )