Anything to distract from the fact that Heroes is horrible now that they've used up all of The 4400's material. - AJ Kohn

+5 AJ - Derrick

Yeah, I'm with Chris- seems to be saying the opposite. - David Kidd

edited the post. The problem is that its being read both ways depending on who you read, but two things are certain: he called someone a dipshit, and two: he blamed the way fans watch TV for the demise of the long winded format. Anyhow, not worth an argument over, I've trimmed it back. - Duncan Riley

It sounds like he's basically saying that the show is failing because the people who "get it" aren't watching it live on TV every week, which is what drives ratings and affects how studios treat their shows. Because it wouldn't have anything to do with the fact that the writers started just phoning it in after first season... - tinypants (Amanda H)

The show is failing because I have to hit websites, watch webisodes, get text messages, read emails and all that other unwanted bullshit to understand wtf is going on from one episode to the next. That's what's killing it for me. It's too much work. - abacab

True. Kring & Co aren't exactly making it any easier for people to enjoy serialized drama by requiring so damn much interaction with the series outside of the TV to begin with. Serialized drama can most definitely work on television. The fail doesn't belong with the audience, the fail belongs with the people behind the show. - tinypants (Amanda H)