Reviews

Zachary Quinto and Jack Coleman, in my opinion, played their roles exquisitely. All of the actors did a fantastic job, but the characters Noah Bennet and Sylar set the mood for many of the often dynamic moments of the show's intensely addicting endings. I honestly think that during Heroes Reborn, Mr. Kring should strongly consider keep putting pressure on Mr. Quinto by gently persuading him into joining the project. Perhaps an award that I believe, rightfully so, should have been handed to Mr. Quinto after the first season ended. I know I am years late in the review, bit my family and I are huge fans and unfortunately we never got the chance (for monetary reasons) to attend any events where the cast made an appearance. That and the fact that we started watching the show just right after the last season ended. We didn't know how much of an impact it would have on our psyche. Kudos, Mr. Kring!

Dirk is a real @$$(-)0le to some of his "clients" and loves to categorize people as "nerds" "jocks" etc. Ruckus keeps the show funny and makes up for Dirk's mentality of superiority. Dirk calls himself a "Legend" in Vegas, but I had never knew who he was in Vegas till the show aired...the tattoos seem pretty well done but I am not a tattoo artist so I wouldn't know for sure whats good or not. While the show has some nice art, it is also about the series of dramatic events that take place during its airtime. All in all, the show fulfills its main purpose: to entertain. The idiot who wrote the initial critique is really at Dirk's level so I can see why the clash of personalities, these guys are funny paired up, and possess a chemistry that project nice dynamics during the show.