Screenrant
Of course, a season-long narrative is integral to good dramatic television. But, when each episode adds to a clear (albeit meandering) and slow-paced narrative with the majority of its story focused on setting up the future — whether that’s the future established earlier this season or the future fight to save the world — it becomes difficult to focus on the current episode rather than skip ahead. Or, in this case, simply wanting to skip ahead. That being said, with Heroes Reborn moving into its final five episodes, perhaps the show will manage to regain the tighter pacing established in ‘Game Over’ and glimpsed in ‘Part Two.’
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