so sorry wrote:So my guess is that they are pissed that they were too early with the Superheros-everywhere thing (even though they helped kickstart it), and they think that enough time has passed that we have forgotten the ungodly failure that this show was.
ding, ding, ding! we have a winner. We even have it timed to coincide with Avengers 2 hype.
I honestly can't remember, at all, any of the last season of this show. I think I watched at least part of it? This is the resonance the show had for me following the first season. This thing had better stand completely on its own, because, unlike 24, I'm not going to subject myself to watching the series again to understand what's going on.
I am, of course, dubious. But the one thing I will say is: it seemed to me that Kring had an interesting 1-season concept for this show. I liked the first season of Heroes. The fact that this show is "limited run" might be the best thing for it. Keep it contained and not meandering all over the place with no idea where it's going. I hope they really stick to that model, and don't leave 14 open questions at the end of the run in hopes of a second run or jumpstart into a new series.