Well, y’know. Books run late.

This show’s still on? Huh.

I’m glad I’m not the only person who remembered that an innocent incredibly hot Irish woman is forever lost in a future that no longer exists. That accent is missed.

Ian L, good call on the 9th Wonders note, too. I was wondering that, too, but thought that it might actually be revealed at some point. Y’know like Mr. Petrelli was drawing it to mess with Hiro or something.

Who am I kidding though? The cover of the book might as well credit “D.E. Machina” as the artist, because we will never find out.

I shan’t be returning for “volume 4″.

“Heroes Volume 4: if you care about continuity, go watch Lost, ya Poozer”

“Bob Boberson: I’m glad I’m not the only person who remembered that an innocent incredibly hot Irish woman is forever lost in a future that no longer exists. That accent is missed.”

Fun fact: The accent was fake. The chick was actually English.

But yeah Heroes probably won’t ever get over the spectre of doom that was series 2. This run has been better but they do need to do some culling, I’d start with Mohinder, Claire, Peter & Tracy myself.

Interestingly though, Wikipedia (yeah, so that it how you will) mentions that Tim Kring told someone at TV Guide that it was actually him who fired Loeb & Alexander, not the network, as they failed to toe the line with him in regards to the content of the next volume.

I expect a Crisis-level event that will wipe the memory of “Heroes” third season from everyone’s mind, hopefully including the viewers’.

Seriously, the show stinks on ice.

Hey Kelson, I see what you’re saying, but Caitlin wasn’t so much a continuity gap as part of Peter’s entire motivation. They totally abandoned her in order to (to borrow a phrase from wrestling) do some some “hot-shot booking” with yet another future continuity. Seriously, this is the THIRD possible future continuity for the show right now (the first season’s destruction of NYC, the second season’s Shanti virus desolation, and the third season’s hero hunting/Sylar explosion).

I’m saying that Caitlin was a really odd plot point to leave out. And past that, they now have way too many characters with constantly shifting personalities for their own good. They could have addressed Caitlin with two lines from Peter (”I tried to find that future, but it was gone. SHE’S gone.”), but chose to pretend it wasn’t there. Like Richie Cunningham’s brother or the one kid from “Family Matters”. Audiences are smarter than that, and I think that by constantly “leapfrogging” things instead of slowing down, addressing stuff, and working on the core characters (that people actually like; sorry, Mohinder), they’re killing the show.