"With the last couple of "volumes" of NBC's superhuman drama have demonstrating the law of diminishing returns, a lot is seemingly riding on the success of "Fugitives," both critically and in terms of ratings. Luckily, it may be as well placed to deliver as it has been since the first season, thanks to some of the creative upheaval behind the scenes over the last few months. Even before Jeph Loeb and Jesse Alexander were pushed out, Battlestar Galactica's Mark Verheiden was brought on as a writer and producer, and anyone who saw last night's BSG should know that he's no slouch when it comes to writing ensemble drama that excites and compels (Verheiden was in place by the second episode of "Fugitives," so his presence should hopefully be felt throughout the entire run). Bryan Fuller also rejoined the show in time to bring "Fugitives" to a conclusion, but although his return may have come too late to influence this volume, his sense of what's gone wrong with the show, and assurance that changes were being ma" - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

YES. If this latest incarnation sucks then I'll have to tap out. Want so bad to like the show, but more often I watch it with my arms crossed and a fat set of bitchlips. - Derrick

I agree with the last paragraph. US TV needs to learn the value of a multi-episode miniseries a la JEKYLL. - Steven Perez from IM

Heroes MUST deliver in this one. - Alfredo 亜瑠布れっど

I think they just need to stay true to what made the show great, and try to do the best to keep it real. - Will Higgins™