Anyone else notice how much zombie Nathan looked like evil Ash from Army of Darkness?

I’m pretty sure the saying whistling in the dark predates the TMBG song by a long time. (Though that is the first thing I think of when I hear the phrase too…)

In other news, what if Nathan got some of Peter’s powers (DNA transfer?) after the explosion such that he was able to regenerate himself?

#25 nice TMBG reference! =)

I really wish they’d come up with a bit more inventive stuff.

Having said that though I’m looking forward to the new Batman movie.

BTW – I heard Bryan Singer might be off the new Superman movie and that the writers are gone. Apparently they are thinking about “rebooting” it much like they are doing with the new Norton version of The Hulk. I’m not sure that’s a good idea. Singer’s Superman made some really bad choices. But it was a good movie I thought.

I think that the comic book genre as described above is played-out (for me, anyways), and I would like to see producers put more of this stuff to TV. With TV’s production values and SFX abilities, you could really do a great show. Look at BSG, Lost, etc… That gives me hope for the Star Wars TV shows…

But, back to Heroes…there is a lot of potential if the Heroes start partnering up, and ultimately unionize or something. And, I noticed that next week’s episode focuses back on Claire and Weekend with Sylar. ugh…here’s to hoping that they follow in last night’s footsteps.

And I can’t find myself caring.

It’s interesting to see how things are depicted in comics versus how they are depicted on a screen and how well they work out. I don’t think that nightmare sequence would have been nearly as interesting in print.

I’ve noticed the same thing with the X-Men movies … some characters make the transition better than others – and some actually improve in a movie/show format. Others don’t do as well.