To think of what Heroes and Wolverine: Origins could have been. We could've had a Deadpool movie 10 years earlier. The superhero media landscape could be totally different.
that basically ruined every television show airing at the time
To think of what Heroes and Wolverine: Origins could have been. We could've had a Deadpool movie 10 years earlier. The superhero media landscape could be totally different.
I'm going to lie to myself and say I rather not bang this drum again, but Heroes kinda fell apart on it's own, and the Strike only aggravated problems that were already there. Nobody knew what the...
I'm going to lie to myself and say I rather not bang this drum again, but Heroes kinda fell apart on it's own, and the Strike only aggravated problems that were already there. Nobody knew what the hell they were doing after the first season, and even when they had a continuation of the show with a blank slate, they still fell into old habits. The Strike didn't do anything that wasn't already going to happen.
Right!? If they had simply stuck with their anthology idea like they'd planned from the beginning they honestly could've been a Proto-American Horror Story and made billions.
Right!? If they had simply stuck with their anthology idea like they'd planned from the beginning they honestly could've been a Proto-American Horror Story and made billions.
I've read the article, and I still don't understand what happened. ELI5?
To think of what Heroes and Wolverine: Origins could have been. We could've had a Deadpool movie 10 years earlier. The superhero media landscape could be totally different.
I'm going to lie to myself and say I rather not bang this drum again, but Heroes kinda fell apart on it's own, and the Strike only aggravated problems that were already there. Nobody knew what the hell they were doing after the first season, and even when they had a continuation of the show with a blank slate, they still fell into old habits. The Strike didn't do anything that wasn't already going to happen.
Right!? If they had simply stuck with their anthology idea like they'd planned from the beginning they honestly could've been a Proto-American Horror Story and made billions.