Although series has completed two successful seasons and the third one is also doing well, but don’t you think that something is wrong with the show. When I got the news that Bryan Fuller, Pushing Daisies’ creator, is joining ‘Heroes’ as a consultant, I felt quite satisfied. Hopes are, at least now, that series’ would again get the pace its’ known for. I’ve been watching episodes of ‘Heroes’ since the day of its premiere and being a huge fan of show, it’s really very distressing to admit that ‘Heroes’ is going off-center.

Following are some reasons making it difficult to get on with drama and of course are the issues which ‘Heroes’ creators must ponder over.

When we watched the season 1 of Heroes, we found out that show’s very close to reality. It touched the heights of success during the season but had one foot firmly planted on the ground. We saw people holding fantastical powers but still it was very close to reality and we always observed it as a drama rather than merely sci-fi. In fact, all characters had something to do with such as a family, a job and things like that. But now ‘Heroes’ is going away from reality and it’s the biggest reason why it has lost the faith of the viewers.

And, the other issue is too many characters, too many locations and too many stories. It’s hard for writers to deal with all characters’ storyline and their failure to keep up with the stuff induces viewers to lose their interest.

Ahhh…. We’re also fed up of the bored locations which are being used since the last two seasons including Isaac’s loft, Claire’s house and The Company headquarters…etc. Please let us watch something new and let the old stuff get lost.

Well, I think all hope is not lost and we’re still expecting something rocking from ‘Heroes’’. Guys….. Currently show is on hiatus and I guess when it’d return with new episodes in February…. It’ll have whatever is being expected by fans from a show which is like an identity of NBC Network.