5/5 Awesome first season
  by RaPsKaLieN
A well thought out story line with great actors and plot twist make this a very addictive series thus far. Excited to jump into the next season!

4/5 Heroes
  by Roberto X. Blanco
the box was in some what bad condition but its all good.love the show and dident tack long to get to my home

5/5 Imaginitive and wild ride!
  by Jennifer Weldy
I never watched Heroes on TV, but I would hear the hype everyday, so I bought a cheap copy of season one and I completely understand why everyone is going bezerk over this show! The characters are extremely interesting and the plot always keeps me coming back for more. I love the cast and the acting, in my opinion, is top notch! For any Marvel or other comic book fans, this show will definately not disappoint!

1/5 Kill Me Now
  by Alicia Martenia (chicago,il)
Let me just state I currently hate this show, I have and I'm more then positive I always will. I refused to watch the show when it was on tv but I was sick and laid up and "friend" gave me this season and the rest. It was long, repeatative, and quite ridiculous. After the first 2 episodes I often wished that everyone but peter would just die. I only sat through the season because my friend said Zachary Quinto was in there, it took almost 10 episode before he even showed up. This was the first time I have ever watch a show and have not rooted for the good guys.

4/5 X-Men in the X-Files
  by Robert J. Crawford (Balmette Talloires, France)
As a long lover of sci-fi superheroes, it is very rare to find anything all that original anymore. After your first love, and for me it was the X-Men in this genre, most other things look formulaic.

It took me two full episodes to warm to this series. At first, I thought it was entirely derivative, exactly the same plot as the X-Men: powerful mutants learn to use their powers, some are good and some bad, while a fearful public stands more or less in the dark as to the truth. The association of Stan Lee to the production didn't help.

Then I noticed several things that made this better and better in terms of quality. The characters are quite interesting, from Hiro (the naive Manga enthusiast who relishes his status as superhero) to the complicated family, the Petrellis (one a politician who is vacillating between sleaze and conscience and his younger brother, variously seen as a softie loser and the most powerful of them all). The acting is quite believable, if at times middling. And they grow on you as you see alternative futures and the like for them.

Then there is a tongue and cheek joking at the notion behind the entire genre of mutant superheroes, which fans take way way too seriously for their own mental balance. It is a delicate balance, because while avoiding comedy the viewer needs to suspend their disbelief and just enjoy it. This really worked for me because it was contained in the characters, not in stupid sit-com style situations.

Finally, the peeling back of layers of conspiracy and intrigue are worthy of the X-Files. While it is not to everyone's taste, I enjoyed it, particularly in the father of the cheerleader, who rebels and comes out as a good guy if too machiavellian.

Warmly recommended. It is very fun entertainment.