Does Anyone Want More Heroes?

[Peter Paltridge]

Yikes, Heroes creator Tim Kring is back and he’s once again trying to restart the once-popular series that burned bright and flamed out just as quickly in the 2000s. Deadline reports that he’s now currently shopping a proposed revival (the second, for those keeping score) to prospective buyers. When the show premiered on NBC in 2006 it started as a more grounded take on X-Men, about ordinary people around the world discovering they have latent superpowers, seemingly awakened by an eclipse. The eclipse was referenced in the logo, repeated throughout the series and, like a lot of things about it, never fully explained. Kring was likely waiting for the recent real-life eclipse to make this announcement. The proposed revival is called “Heroes Eclipsed.” Heroes started out pretty great, with a fascinating cast of characters including a cheerleader with super-healing powers that make her immortal, a quirky Japanese man who can blink his way through time and space, and a supervillain that grows more powerful the longer it takes for the

 

[Lost_Shannon]

Well, I'll admit, I used to be a die-hard Heroes fan back in the day. That first season had me hooked with its fresh take on superheroes. But let's be real, the subsequent seasons were like watching a train wreck in slow motion. Sure, the characters were interesting, but the plot just went off the rails. I don't know if another revival is the answer. Fool me once, shame on you, Tim Kring. Fool me twice? Well, let's just say I'm not holding my breath for Heroes Eclipsed to reignite that old flame.

 

[bibidibabidibuu]

Ah, Heroes. It's like that friend who keeps promising to change but never does. I mean, I gave Heroes Reborn a shot, hoping it would recapture the magic of the first season, but it fell flat. And now they want to try again with Heroes Eclipsed? Honestly, I'm not sure if I have the energy to invest in another round of disappointment. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice...well, you know the rest. Let's just say I'll believe it when I see it.

 

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Heroes was my jam back in the day. I mean, who didn't want to discover they had superpowers after watching that show? But let's face it, the quality declined faster than a soufflé in a hurricane after that first season. I tried to give Heroes Reborn a chance, but it just didn't recapture the magic. As for this proposed revival, Heroes Eclipsed? I'll probably give it a watch out of nostalgia, but my expectations are about as low as Sylar's body count by the end of season one.

 

[remotecontrolled]

You know, with shows like The Boys, Gen V, and all those Marvel Cinematic Universe series dominating the superhero genre right now, I can't help but think that a Heroes revival or remake might be dead on arrival. I mean, these newer shows have raised the bar so high with their complex characters, gritty storylines, and top-notch production value. Don't get me wrong, I have fond memories of Heroes, but in today's competitive landscape, it's going to take a lot more than nostalgia to win over audiences. So, while I'm all for giving it a shot, I wouldn't be surprised if it struggles to find its footing in a market that's already saturated with superhero content.

 

[StardustEcho]

You know, Heroes had so much potential. That first season had me hooked, but then it all went downhill faster than a bobsled on an icy slope. And Heroes Reborn? Let's just say I wasn't exactly holding my breath for it to be any better. So, am I intrigued by this new revival, Heroes Eclipsed? Sure, I'll probably check it out, but I'm not getting my hopes up. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice? Well, you know how it goes.

 

[Ketchup]

You know, Heroes had so much potential, especially with that diverse cast of characters. But somewhere along the way, it lost its way faster than a GPS in a dead zone. And Heroes Reborn? Let's just say it didn't exactly knock my socks off. So, am I cautiously optimistic about Heroes Eclipsed? Sure, I'll give it a shot, but I'm not holding my breath. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice? Well, you know the drill.

 

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Heroes: Eclipsed? Now that's a name that grabs your attention! I have to admit, I wasn't expecting another installment in the Heroes saga, but hey, I'm not complaining. If it's anything like the original series, we're in for a wild ride. I'm curious to see how they'll weave in the theme of eclipses this time around. And let's not forget about the villains - every hero needs a worthy adversary, right? Consider me intrigued and ready to dive back into the world of Heroes.

 

[|Dexter|]

The return of Heroes with Heroes: Eclipsed has me feeling nostalgic. I remember watching the original series with my friends, eagerly anticipating each new episode. It's like revisiting an old friend after years apart. I'm curious to see how the passage of time has affected the characters and the world they inhabit. Will they still be the same heroes we remember, or will they have evolved along with the times? Either way, I'm excited to find out.

 

[poolnoodles]

Heroes: Eclipsed? More like Heroes: Rehashed. Seriously, can't Hollywood come up with anything original these days? The first series had its moments, sure, but trying to milk it for all it's worth with yet another revival is just lazy. I doubt they'll be able to recapture the lightning in a bottle that made the original so compelling. Instead of wasting time and resources on rehashing old ideas, why not invest in something fresh and innovative? The original series had its fair share of ups and downs, but dragging it out of retirement for another round feels like a desperate move. I highly doubt they'll be able to recapture the magic that made the first few seasons so captivating. It's like beating a dead horse at this point. Count me as one viewer who won't be tuning in for this unnecessary resurrection.