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Oct. 9th, 2007 11:50 amIt never seems to be a long enough episode of Heroes. I end up looking at my watch and it's 9:50 and I'm like, WHAAT? But I wanna see more!!
( Heroes, 2.03 'Kindred' spoilers )
ETA: I was watching Journeyman last night and after watching so many other tv shows that discuss the issue of time travel (Doctor Who, Heroes, etc...) you'd think they'd address the idea of messing the time/space continuum a little more. I always assumed that if you mess with something in the past (especially when it comes to saving someone who is supposed to die) it can mess up the future really badly. When Dan goes back and saves these people's lives, the world is different because yesterday they were dead and today they are alive, but they never explain how the universe makes up for this imbalance. I doubt I'll be watching this show that much more because it kinda bores me, and these anomalies in the show bug me too much. Just my two cents.
( Heroes, 2.03 'Kindred' spoilers )
ETA: I was watching Journeyman last night and after watching so many other tv shows that discuss the issue of time travel (Doctor Who, Heroes, etc...) you'd think they'd address the idea of messing the time/space continuum a little more. I always assumed that if you mess with something in the past (especially when it comes to saving someone who is supposed to die) it can mess up the future really badly. When Dan goes back and saves these people's lives, the world is different because yesterday they were dead and today they are alive, but they never explain how the universe makes up for this imbalance. I doubt I'll be watching this show that much more because it kinda bores me, and these anomalies in the show bug me too much. Just my two cents.
