Originally posted by: MeBeJedi
Well, as you pointed out earlier, without her, Sylar is still vulnerable, though apparently ultimately unnecessary as well based on the finale. These guys really wrote themselves into a corner.
Anyways, this finale just had too many holes and WTF's to impress me. All the episodes prior were so cleanly and tightly written, that this feels like someone completely new to the story wrote it.
Well, as you pointed out earlier, without her, Sylar is still vulnerable, though apparently ultimately unnecessary as well based on the finale. These guys really wrote themselves into a corner.
Anyways, this finale just had too many holes and WTF's to impress me. All the episodes prior were so cleanly and tightly written, that this feels like someone completely new to the story wrote it.
I just got through with it, and I was impressed with the possibilities, but also somewhat disappointed as well with the direction of the culmination of the characters. I think why this one was so much different is that I read somewhere that each character as their own writer who is writing only their story. They then sit down and combine the stories to make the whole episode. Whereas, with this episode all the writers had to really conform to each other and that proved a little challenging for them it seems.