OGG wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=-
Yeah, that, but I'm specifically talking about (trying to
avoid spoilers for anyone like me that doesn't want details
before they see it) -
the statue...
It was probably engineered into the story to cater to that
demographic to emphasize equality as humans.
Could have been, but if so I think they 'pulled it off' quite
well! I didn't get a 'better than vibe,' like when earlier
in the series someone called him the "Black Falcon" and he
just Falcon. Something to the effect of "you're not 'black
kid,' are you?"
Not long ago, there was a Tv series called Heroes..
I LOVED loved LOVED the first season!!! Was one long story
and was really engaging! Then S2 seemed like a "well that
worked, let's try again" and then S3 jumped the shark 'for
me' - YMMV.
I think I forgot about S3.  :(   S2 wasn't as engaging as S1.
MCU fans should check out Heroes for a "realistic" twist on
humans with unusual powers.
I went back and watched Season One again and stopped. :-)
I might do that too.  At the time, I could only watch them on
broadcast tv and wait a week for the next episode; by then, the
emmersive feel of being vested in a story was gone.
I don't mind the wait! I think it helps build anticipation and
speculation. :-)
My wife is the opposite - she won't watch something with me until
she can binge it all. LOL
Did you ever watch Dollhouse?!?!? That and Jericho! WOW!!!
Briefly.  Sounds like Westworld, but using humans as the
programmable hosts.
I guess, in a way, but like Westworld there was a story beneath
the story going on... 
... Thief steals calendar; gets twelve months.
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