Heroes...Season 1 10/09/06 Esp#3

That girl has to be the most accident prone individual in the world. I mean seriously.

My bet is that Syler's just a TK, and that he blocks bullets, but the force knocked him down.
 

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Wow. That ending was a bit more grusome then I was expecting. I know I wouldnt want to be waking up to see that. I think we can safely say she doesnt quite feel pain the same way though. I find it a bit interesting that she didnt start regenerating until the stick was removed.
 


RangerWickett said:
That girl has to be the most accident prone individual in the world. I mean seriously.

I mentioned this over at CM, too. If she HADN'T had that mutant ability, she'd have been dead before she hit kindergarten, at this rate!!! She's made of sugar, spice -- and Jello, apparently.
 

That ending made my wife scream like a little girl. And she does surgery on a regular basis, so it isn't like she's squeamish.

But folks, spoiler:
when you get killed because a guy is violently attempting to rape you, that's not an "accident". I'll grant you the disposal and the football player incident, but this was different - someone was actively trying to hurt her, it should not be surprising that she got hurt.


Brown Jenkin said:
Maybe not the concept, but the actual voice actor and his intonations are awful.

The voice is Sendhil Ramamurthy (the guy who plays the geneticist, Mohinder Suresh). His intonations are simply an Indian accent. I rather like the intros, m'self.
 

WayneLigon said:
Excellent episode!

The policeman was very well done; good that they are moving things along so when he clearly demonstrates his ability, he is believed. Interesting encounter for him in the bar; I wonder if Silent Man was Syler?
Excellent episode indeed.

I do think that the "Silent Man" in the bar was indeed Sylar - though I don't think that's necessarily what he looks like.

My (current) theory is that Sylar is the supervillain and has all 9 (I think it's 9) of the powers that each individual character has - and all 9 main characters have to gang up on him to defeat him at the show's climax.
 

Arnwyn said:
My (current) theory is that Sylar is the supervillain and has all 9 (I think it's 9) of the powers that each individual character has - and all 9 main characters have to gang up on him to defeat him at the show's climax.

My theory is something like that. I think that Syler is, perhaps like Peter, a power mimic. He was the first person Dr Saresh tracked down and apparently 'activated'. Syler can activate power in other people, just be getting near them perhaps, or he can sense the power or power potential. Notice how his own Big Board had many, many more locations. Perhaps there is something in that, that does connect all these people - the lines on the Big Board might be 'The Connection' or maybe it's the order in which they were activated - older activations of course understand their powers better, and have stronger powers.

It might be that Syler can accelerate or enhance powers, too. If that is Syler in the bar, Matt's in his presence when all of a sudden his powers started ramping up. Or it could be that alcohol just looses those mental inhibitions as well.

Syler has, I think, one other power: he can permanently adopt other people's powers by eating their brains.

My theory on the climax is that they'll need to all be within Peter's mimic radius, to loan him enough power to defeat Syler. Hopefully.

And things are coming together. Right now, we have Hiro coming to Las Vegas and on to NYC. Niki is probably going to Vegas. Peter and Isaac already have a connection through Isaac's girlfriend. Mohinder knows about Syler and has alerted the cops about him, which means Matt and the FBI woman probably will be speaking to Mohinder very soon. It's all gelling :)
 

WayneLigon said:
Interesting encounter for him in the bar; I wonder if Silent Man was Syler?

Syler or not, he's definitely involved in this. He was wearing that weird symbol on a cord around his neck.

I like the show well enough, I suppose. But the Ali Larter character really drags things down. Her power (evil mirror doppleganger) and her ludicrous backstory (the mob and millionaire bankrobbers) don't fit well at all.
 
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Well, I think that the evil mirror woman (what is the character's name - I am so bad at names in movies - and real life, too :) ) is actually the one that commited the murders of her husband. It is possible her mirror-self worked actively to help him (possibly him knowing, possibly him finding out later and trying to protect her by taking the blame).
Maybe wo got one thing wrong - she is not a Hero, she is a villain. Her mirror-self doesn't seem like a friendly person. I also haven't give up the theory that it's actually the boy doing these things (which might explain his certainity that his father will never be found)


Did I get that right or was Peter hurt after he hit is brother= The woman mentioned he would bleed, and the scene didn't indicate that his brothers guards did hit him so hard. Maybe it's not just power-copying he can do, it's some kind of empathy.

My (current) theory is that Sylar is the supervillain and has all 9 (I think it's 9) of the powers that each individual character has - and all 9 main characters have to gang up on him to defeat him at the show's climax.
That's definitely a possibility - though we haven't found someone yet that can manipulate people without touching them. The police telepath seems only able to read minds. But maybe Hiro's time-stop power could create the same result?


I liked this episode. The only weakness is the whole science thing they are trying to get into it, I think, especially with the antropomorphized evolution.
 
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Its college...not kindergarten... :D
Henry said:
I mentioned this over at CM, too. If she HADN'T had that mutant ability, she'd have been dead before she hit kindergarten, at this rate!!! She's made of sugar, spice -- and Jello, apparently.
 

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