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Rita. Man, Moon Bloodgood is a hottie. I'd save her every day too. The problem is, who knows which day is the final day in the cycle? Would you want your girlfriend to die on that day? Or any other innocents? I like how they dole out info, slowly, but continuously.

I want to like it, I really do, but I've just about given up on it. :\

I watched the first hour or so of the pilot, and I'm hooked. Not great, but lots of fun.

That would be cool.

Which is why I claim that Sylar isn't Nathan/Peter/Niki/Elmo, and why I say that the slow death of the mean cheerleader was for pure dramatic license. ;) (besides, who wouldn't savor the death of Jackie, the mean cheerleader?)

I just watched that part, the cop says "That's the guy. The one in the overcoat that the janitor saw."

Dramatic effect.

Agreed. (Actually, her name is Eden.) Sylar is Sylar. He's not Nathan, he's not Peter. He's Mohinder's father's 'Patient Zero'. People want the story to be more twisty and convoluted than it already is (and it's convoluted enough).

How? Why do we even think that Sylar can do anything of the sort?

He won't have the power long enough to keep the split personality, or Hiro's time-bending. The interaction of Peter and Niki/Jessica will be fascinating though.

But Nathan is in New York when Charlie the waitress dies. I don't see him flying from Texas to New York, finding the painting, and then going back to Texas.

From before, the discussion of getting Peter out of jail. There are multiple ways, all plausible: DL phases him out. Hiro time stops him out. Nathan bails him out (Booooooring =) Psi-cop Matt and FBI Agent Hanson show up Evil-Dad springs him somehow for analysis In many ways, the last one...

Sylar had a similar map to the one that Mohinder's father had, possibly more complete. He's just going off of Mohinder's father's info. Even if he knew about Hiro, he'd then have to know that Hiro was in the US, and was in Texas. Not likely. Nathan is running for US Congress, not Senate...

The timing for Peter's dream was wrong anyway - it happened after too much time had passed (IMO). Good theory though. Looks like Sylar just likes head-kills. The finger-as-a-knife thing was pretty creepy. I'm thinking that it's mostly Sylar's MO because that's the one thing that's a threat...

With 43 HP max, Astrid took a total of 70 hp in damage from Triel, including a crit for 35. :confused: Let's hear it for the healers! Big round of applause! :)

Because the story that they want to tell right now doesn't require it. This week's episode also didn't require much from Gaeta, Starbuck (except as a 30-second plot-pusher), Apollo (same as Starbuck), Athena, Helo, Six, Baltar, Boomer, or many others. When they're ready to use the others...

I enjoyed it, and I'm willing to overlook the amateurish stuff this time... but if it becomes a standard plot device, it'll start pissing me off.

When Sylar tried to kill/kidnap the little girl from the FBI building. Matt-the-psicop shot him, knocking him down. We 'assumed' that he killed/wounded Sylar, but then Sylar left by jumping/flying out of a shaft. (this ignores the concept that the deep-secure part of the FBI building is...

Doh. You're right. I don't think I'd picked up on the 'assistant' being there at that time. My bad. :heh:

I still don't see why people think that Sylar is taking people's powers. I have yet to see any evidence of that.