Heroes was a great episode, the only misstep was, as you said, spoiling Micah's appearance. I hated seeing Daphne go, but it was a touching farewell (and I think the reason the future changed was because Matt was an idiot with her). Tracy's sacrifice was sad as well, but I don't think she's dead.
Smallville - I enjoyed the episode more than you, it would seem. I thought it was great, both funny and it had weight to it (Clark got through to Zatanna because they both lost their fathers). Plus the last bit with Chloe brought a huge smile to my face. What I'm guessing is that Chloe's role as the Watchtower has to remain so secret, that even after her death, her name was never revealed, and that's why the Legion never heard of her.
Simpsons - I guess High Def gave them the shot in the arm they needed. I'm glad Homer didn't skip out on Margezilla, and it's hard for me to like a Sideshow Bob post-Cecil, but I really liked the use of him here.
Family Guy - Why they didn't think the cast of TNG could hold a main plot is beyond me, but I guess they thought it was funny just to get all of them together and have them do silly and mundane things. I still prefer "No Fan", but you can't really compare the two. I couldn't stop laughing at the way Stewie pronounced Wil Wheaton. The ending kinda sucked, too, Brian's a jerk.
American Dad - It was a typical AD episode, and of course, you had to have that massive fight, but I still liked it. Steve and Roger were a lot of fun to watch.
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Smallville - I enjoyed the episode more than you, it would seem. I thought it was great, both funny and it had weight to it (Clark got through to Zatanna because they both lost their fathers). Plus the last bit with Chloe brought a huge smile to my face. What I'm guessing is that Chloe's role as the Watchtower has to remain so secret, that even after her death, her name was never revealed, and that's why the Legion never heard of her.
Simpsons - I guess High Def gave them the shot in the arm they needed. I'm glad Homer didn't skip out on Margezilla, and it's hard for me to like a Sideshow Bob post-Cecil, but I really liked the use of him here.
Family Guy - Why they didn't think the cast of TNG could hold a main plot is beyond me, but I guess they thought it was funny just to get all of them together and have them do silly and mundane things. I still prefer "No Fan", but you can't really compare the two. I couldn't stop laughing at the way Stewie pronounced Wil Wheaton. The ending kinda sucked, too, Brian's a jerk.
American Dad - It was a typical AD episode, and of course, you had to have that massive fight, but I still liked it. Steve and Roger were a lot of fun to watch.