Tim Kring wants you to know he's sorry. Sorry that this season of Heroes isn't all that it could be. However, he's making sure that the second half of the season is going to be much better. The current volume of 11 episodes will end on Dec. 3rd, and has been rewritten to make it seem more like a season finale, so that Kring can clear the slate and start again, the way that fans would want, according to an article in Entertainment Weekly.
Kring acknowledges that the romantic angle between Claire and West and the one with Hiro in feudal Japan ran too long and were a little awkward for the tone of the show up to that point. He also said that the big story lines should have started sooner, and that introducing new characters should have been a function of other characters' story lines.
Personally, I think this season of Heroes is pretty good. Yes, it's a little bit on the slow side, and it's taking a while for the story lines to develop, but if there was a cataclysmic, season-changing event in each episode, it would be equally boring.
In any event, why not judge for yourself by watching the show right here on G4 on Saturday nights at 10PM, and then joining in with the analysis with The Post Show at 11PM?
Entertainment Weekly: 'Heroes' Creator Apologizes to Fans
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