[brandontyler]

“I feel like we have to back off some of the very graphic stuff,” Kring acknowledged.

Still, he added, the show’s comic-book spirit demands that characters take a beating from time to time: “The genre calls for a certain amount of violence. The cheerleader sticking her hand in a garbage disposal still gets an ‘Ooh!’ in a good way.”

Interesting. The graphic nature of it made Sylar pretty scary to me. Hope they don't cheese it up.

[Mathsorcerer]

I have news for Tim Kring: Heroes has yet to be graphic. In fact, it's relatively tame.

[Nafeasonto]

Brandon where did you get that Avatar picture?

[BaseballerX]

It is kind of graphic, but it contributes to the story. I dont think they should take it out.

[Emerson]

Agreed. The graphic nature of Sylar's killings was important.

[The_Heroic_Loser]

I never thought it was that graphic......Kids today can easily handle that kind of stuff. They're used to it....

[Sam]

I too am surprised by the talk of the show being too graphic. I mean, don't they dissect dead bodies on every episode of CSI?

[The_Heroic_Loser]

Very true, Sam.

[BaseballerX]

Originally Posted by Sam

I too am surprised by the talk of the show being too graphic. I mean, don't they dissect dead bodies on every episode of CSI?

yeah its really lame some of the arguements people come up with. I heard someone defending CSI's graphics on the grounds that it was educational and not violent gore.

[The_Heroic_Loser]

lol. Educational.....