Does anyone here  wacth heroes...? What do you think about it?
952067
I like it - there are a couple of the characters I just don't get the point of (what's her name, the blonde lady - all she can do is have a split-personality? That's a mental disorder, not a super-power.)  But it is pretty good - I like that each character is dealing with the realization of their powers in a different way; hiding it, telling people... it get s a bit complicated to follow, with so many story lines, but I like that in a show.  Plus, eventually, they're going to be some super team anyway, right?  So that should take some of the scene jumping out.  \n\nThe only thing I don't like is that it's on @ 9:00 PM.  My son saw commercials for this show online long before it aired.  He was very excited to watch it, but it starts just as he has to go to bed!  Oh well, he can watch it on Christmas vacation and the DVD set will make a great birthday present (when it comes out)
230100
i am my own hero....i have been through hell with my exhusband and made it through...because of that experience i know i can always count on myself, i never lie to myself, i will always watch out for myself, i can always depend on ME....i will never let myself down...i don't have to question these things like one might do in all their other relationships in their lives...i do have wonderful people in my life but believing and trusting in thyself is so important....
902506
I think they're fine when they're realistically portrayed, and make sense in the context of the story. Just like any other relationship, really.\n\nI don't like it when they're put into soaps etc for tokenism or to generate headlines.
764806
Wrong? They should give men like you medals!!!!!!! Here is a huge pat on the back and thank you, from someone who had an abusive step-father and prayed daily for someone like you to rescue me. Thank you for being a great human being!!!!!!!
828312
If you can't see them together...what makes you think you can see them apart?\nGo watch HEROES!
877093
I never called CNN "UN-American," but they do have a liberal bias. I haven't seen them call the troops "heroes" but I don't think that merely calling the troops "heroes" would automatically make you a patriot either. Further, although you are not one of them, there are many liberals, and many liberal Democrats who DO dislike (hate is a very strong word) American and think that this country is fundamentally wrong and is the perpetrator of evil throughout the world. So, I think using generalizations tends to disprove a point almost every time.
333631
define?\nit depends upon the cultural standards and the perception of each individual.\nWhat is the current situation?\nA "hero" is a hero to only a few sections of the general populace.\nNo one has ever been accepted by everyone.
366599
I read Secret Wars as it came out, and found it quite enjoyable.  I was, after all, a kid, and the notion of all those heroes and villains together in one series was very exciting.  Spider-Man getting a new costume?  Awesome!\n\nI read it again last year, and needless to see, it didn't hold up well at all.  Hokey dialogue, terrible art in places, and a contrived plot that had more holes in it than one of my moth-eaten shirts up in attic.  That said, there were still some entertaining parts, not the least of which being Doom's contstant comedic foil, Klaw.  His incoherent babblings caused Doom to utter perhaps the greatest line of the series:  "So. I've created a madman. SIGH."
691255
It depends on whom you ask it to. Some people would say "yes, I liked to be inspired by heroes". Other say "no, I don't need someone like that."\n\nIt also depends on whom you consider to be a hero and whom not. For instance, one of my biggest heroes is actually an historian, James Loewen, because I admire his great courage concerning what he writes about.\n\nAnyway, those are just my thoughts. :)
911365
Yes!\n\nThey get paid millions just to kick a ball around a field. I think the people who really deserve  to get paid loads don't. People like paramedics, the police, nurses, firefighters, soldiers, engineers etc should be the ones who earn loads because they are making a real difference in this world.\nThe word "hero" is over used. I remember a football figurine advert wih the caption "A hero in your hand". That's not a true hero. A hero puts his/her life on the line for others, with no regard for their own safety. These true heroes should be paid much more for what they do.\n\nThe people who actually improve the world should go down in history and be revered for all time, not sportsmen.
1050566
0 i should say.\nThat no. has got a character of its own.He is a true genius.\nWant to destroy someone,just multiply him by 0.\nAdd or substract,its too busy to disturb you.\nAnd what,divide by 0, then maths have no defination(undefined,man)\nSo,who's the real hero?
343248
Right this moment...\nI'm looking at J. Thorton and J. Cheechoo as heros.
93437
In my opinion, Kim Possible is quite enjoyable.  To those fans who know about her, they would know that her bare mid-drift is the least of the series focus.  It is more focused on the fact that she is a teen hero that sends the positive message that "you can do anything".  Now don't get me wrong, do I like seeing bare mid-drifts in a cartoon, NO, but keep in mind that is were the responsible parent comes in and lets there child know that they can't follow EVERYTHING they see in the media.  (i.e. Paris Hilton, Christina... just to name a few)
802073
I did.  I liked it!  I like all the characters.  Each one already has an identity that I can see in all my guy friends.\n\nI feel like I have a life similar to PJ.  Well, minus the fact that I'm not a sports writer.
263153
My real life heroes are my parents because what we have become are attributed to how they are as parents. There never was a day that they failed to give us wisdom, knowledge, support, care and love. I remembered there was a time that we need to separate from our parents because they need to stay in our hometown because of their jobs and we need to stay to another city (to protect us from war in Mindanao) but they always make it a point to visit us every other week and spent quality time. I am proud to say that none of us, their children have tried or hooked up to drugs, alcohol and other vices. We have finished college w/ flying colors (our youngest is still in school though) and we have remained humble, kind, generous and respectful. My parents are not just a blessing to us but they are also a blessing to other people. Both my parents are active in Marian Movement for Priest and have founded a chapel in our place and I am very proud of them because they have big hearts esp to the less fortunate ones. They are my inspiration and my heroes!
439411
I like this one!!!!\nYou got it goin' on now sista!\nI love Super Hero girls!!!\nIs she KY Girl Or Astroglida?
1182573
I did, it very funny, and entertaining. I also thought the\numpires handled that VERY WELL.  Guys in blue, you\ndid a GREAT JOB.