Can I vote for 'cancel it because it's beyond redemption'? The writing is an insult to the audience and serious writers. The concepts that made the first season seem innovative are actually all ripped off from other things, mostly X-men and Lost. And Tim Kring obviously has no creativity at all, no plan, no artistic integrity, he just gives the fans whatever he thinks they want at the time and whines if they see through it. Cancel this, set an example to all the other hacks out there.

"People who watch the show on DVR are saps?"

I thought it was the complete opposite? Hey, let's watch the show at a time when it's convenient for the networks, and watch 20 minutes of adverts every hour!!

When he speaks I lose respect for him, which is a shame as I like the show. Oh well, at least I feel less guilty about watching the show on torrents I guess.

Kill of Mohinder, Claire and May be Peter and Bring back Adam Monroe.

They should shot this show like lost with each characters past history. The build for each season has been confusing. The main story should stay the same to save the world from villains of things.

Tim Kring should just stop talking to the press. Every time he opens his mouth, more idiocy pours forth. Let's face it, the guy has no clue, he's in over his head and with each passing week it becomes more apparent that the first few episodes of Heroes were like catching lightning in a bottle.

He got lucky, but eventually the cream rises to the top and the crap sinks to the bottom. Now he's just flinging spaghetti at the wall, hoping that something sticks.

Shorter story arcs (2 - 3 episodes), fewer characters, and limits on powers, like Peter can only use one power at a time or teleportation can't be done to unknown places. Oh, and maybe more interesting stories.

Cut down on the size of the seasons or story arcs. Take your cue from comic mini-series. IE 6-12 issues in length. If you can't get it across in that episode frame don't bother with it.

Maybe the firings need to go all the way to the top and get actual comic industry input into this series since it's a TV comic book. You know maybe some deal where Marvel, Time Warner(DC), and some indies have a say in how the development goes and have their writers come up with the over all arcs. Tie into books to be published via the companies, DC already does the hard cover/trade paperbacks of the online comics. So not too far fetched.

Better yet just can Kring and hire Straczynski since Heroes is basically a rip his Rising Stars series.

The problem is not the format. The problem is calling a new season Villains and making the Heroes dispicable so that no one wanted to watch after the second episode.

They lost us by the end of season 1 when it was clear they would not kill off characters. Or have villains.

Making episode a self-contained entity sounds like a terrible idea. It makes it sound like he wants to copy the worst feature of the Trek TV shows: the episodic reset switch.

If the episodes are self-contained (like Trek), then need to end up (more or less) in the same place in which they started. So, the more an episode tries to break the mold, the more jarring the reset to the status quo at the end.

If anything, this is the one aspect of Heroes that isn't broken. Seems like Kringe is grasping at straws now. Now that "Pushing Daisies" is cancelled, I hope Bryan Fuller can nip this ridiculousness in the bud.