Bring back Mohinders voice over!

Mr. Kring, I know some dimwitted people hated it - but it's part of the special vibe which is Heroes.

Even if you kill him off in 5 episodes, he could still just record them (ever see desperate housewives? They have a dead narrator!)

And you really need to get writing, you know you need to have it all written by the 31th

you can hear him do landrover commercials.

who said he's dying???

Honestly... what did it really add? Would you have totally missed the thrust of the first season without his 'sage' words? I think not. I *hated* those narrations....

WRONG! WRONG! WRONG!

The Expositioner needs to stay dead. Best single thing about this season, his presence was the worst thing about the first thing beating out the season finale.

Now the Narrator (giving us the 'previously...' can return.

The Expositioner's fluffy expositions added nothing of note

I used to really hate Jean-Luc Picard's 'Space... the final frontier' intro to ST:NG, but by season 3 I was reciting the whole entire thing with perfect intonation and accent. If Heroes was a show that could last a few seasons, I think Mohinder's voice and narration would totally grow on me and become almost iconic to the show.

Kirk was 'Space... the final frontier'. Picard was 'Space the... final frontier'

Subtle but wonderful difference.

I think you might have gotten it backwards. But yea, generally I found both voices annoying at first but they grew on me. Whether or not Mohinder dies or whatever shouldn't matter (I can't imagine him dying, seeing as he's the only cure to the virus, unless Peter meets up with him and steals that, there'd be no show).

I like the voice because it goes well with Heroes as a story that is being told, like the graphic novel/comic stuff.

Peter has already met Mohinder - several times, in fact.

Mohinder's 'cure' is not a power.

Yes, but Peter can't steal someone's power unless he knows about it. His power is recalling an emotion in order to use said power.

This 'power' thing might be misconstrued here. What makes you think Mohinder's blood isn't a power? Why is his blood, out of everyone else's blood in the universe, the cure to a virus that only affects other people with powers? I certainly do believe he has a power. His power is creating the antidote through his blood system. It might not be a 'power' like we might expect based on other peoples' more interesting and exciting powers.

i like it!