Holy crap, anyone watch last night's episode?

It seems kind of boring to me.
It's like ER, but with superheroes.

The Ali Larter storyline is some lame shit.

The rest is mostly better than the Affleck Daredevil movie.

Also, one of the worst catchphrases ever applied to publicity.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:It seems kind of boring to me.
It's like ER, but with superheroes.

"What I Imagine Would Be The Sound Of Your Skull Being Crushed By One Of Your Legs That's Been Ripped Off Your Mangled Corpse Which Is Mangled Because I Chopped You Up With A Chainsaw"
by My Fist, Your Face
(they're not real)

This show rules, but I have the sinking feeling it's going to go downhill very fast after the first season.

caix wrote:This show rules, but I have the sinking feeling it's going to go downhill very fast after the first season.

I'm a little nervous about that myself, because the origin season has been so engaging. Will they be able to keep it up once the super-hero team's been established? If anything, it should keep Season Two from beign a retread of Season One...

coceng wrote:

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:It seems kind of boring to me.
It's like ER, but with superheroes.

"What I Imagine Would Be The Sound Of Your Skull Being Crushed By One Of Your Legs That's Been Ripped Off Your Mangled Corpse Which Is Mangled Because I Chopped You Up With A Chainsaw"
by My Fist, Your Face
(they're not real)

Shave the coceng. Save the world.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:It seems kind of boring to me.
It's like ER, but with superheroes.

I think this fella knows what he's talking about.
That's why he's awesome.

caix wrote:This show rules, but I have the sinking feeling it's going to go downhill very fast after the first season.

I have faith that Tim Kring won't get his head lost up his ass like the creators of Lost.

Mr. Chimp wrote:The Ali Larter storyline is some lame shit.

I agree. Of all the character arcs this one is, by far, the lamest.

Also, one of the worst catchphrases ever applied to publicity.

I am hoping that they knew it was a little ludicrous and may have even used it's absurdity for some PR. The new tagline is a little more down-to-earth: "Are you on the list?"