Heroes Season 1(#12)---1/22/07-'GODSEND' Mid-Season Cliffhanger Continued

Hand of Evil said:
...it is even possible that Hiro is his own forefather...

I get the notion of Hiro singing "I'm my own grandpa."

Hiro does go through some experiences that turn him into the character we see in the subway, talking to Patrelli. This includes, but is not limited to, fighting a hungry t-Rex, armed with a a sword. I mean Hiro has the sword, not the T-Rex.

I don't find the Nikki story arc dull, i just find Ari's performance generally lack luster.
 

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A coworker the other day came up with the interesting concept that it would be cool if it turns out that Kensai (was that his name?) in feudal Japan - the "original wielder" of the sword - ends up being none other than Hiro himself, having adventures way back then with his sword.

Johnathan
 

Richards said:
... Kensai (was that his name?) in feudal Japan - the "original wielder" of the sword - ends up being none other than Hiro himself...

Perhaps the sword becomes a kind of infinity loop. I mean, maybe Hiro gets the sword now, and it supposedly old. Then, while in the past of Japan he loses it and it pass down though history that way. Passes down through history until it again/for the first time, end up in his hands.

The show creators have said they know where the show is going over the next five years or so - similar to the assertion by the writers of LOST.
 

Arnwyn said:
That's a great analysis, LightPhoenix.

Thanks! I promise, I won't make another intelligent post for the rest of the season. :p

The Grumpy Celt said:
The show creators have said they know where the show is going over the next five years or so - similar to the assertion by the writers of LOST.

I'll believe that in five years. Lost, and specificaly Lindelof/Cuse/Abrams, made me too cynical. Well, that and Shonda Rhimes from Grey's Anatomy.
 

Umbran said:
To be a trap, Linderman would have to have access to temporal information - he'd have to know that Hiro woudl end up thinking he needed it...
If Linderman saw the painting of him fighting the T-Rex, he could have set it up.
 

The Grumpy Celt said:
Hiro does go through some experiences that turn him into the character we see in the subway, talking to Patrelli. This includes, but is not limited to, fighting a hungry t-Rex, armed with a a sword. I mean Hiro has the sword, not the T-Rex.

Hiro has already encountered the T-Rex . . . in the museum! Matched the painting perfectly! I wasn't the only one who caught this, was I?
 


The Grumpy Celt said:
The show creators have said they know where the show is going over the next five years or so - similar to the assertion by the writers of LOST.

Hopefully it is more similar to the assertion of JMS - Not only did he know where B5 was going over five years, the show actually went somewhere each individual year.n Something I am told Lost cannot claim.
 

Dire Bare said:
Hiro has already encountered the T-Rex . . . in the museum! Matched the painting perfectly! I wasn't the only one who caught this, was I?

I did not think it matched up that well. Maybe I am wrong. But that would be a kind of understated way to handle the confrontation.

GREAT SCOTT!

What if Linderman is actually a T-Rex!?!
 

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