The biggest complaint I have, is this show wasted good talent on bad writing on later seasons, and the really disappointing thing is the St. Joan arc and the Ali Larter triplets arc seemed to have some meat to them that they never really got to.
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I'm so sad that Dr. Sareesh has gone bad. I get it. Working for and with these people that have these crazy powers. And suddenly, you have in your hands the key to have them all in one injection. But, being a doctor, he should have none better than to take it without having a clue as to the side effects. He's hot. It makes me sad that now I don't like him.
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Yeah, they did fall into the doctor with the cure cliche trap, I fear. I stopped watching somewhere around there, I think.
I still can't believe so many of you stopped watching it! I was sick this week and am just over halfway through Season 4. And though I admit it's slowed down quite a bit, I still love it.
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I enjoyed it to the end. Some webisodes and comics were produced along with the series at the time, as well.
Zachary Quinto was the star, but then he went off to do star trek and so they buried the character in the body of another one just to keep him "live" and that's when it got weird. the writer's strike ruined a second series as it was concluded in seconds, the time travel stuff made no sense, neither did Ando's random powers appearing. and then things just got really weird and lost direction completely....
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