Heroes Season 1(#15)---2/12/07-'RUN!'

[wingsandsword]

Seeing Sylar back out and collecting more powers made me grin. I love to hate villains like that, and it's much more gratifying to see him out and collecting abilities than locked in a cage. I gotta say though...liquification? What kind of power is that? :\

A powerful power.

He can disintegrate things, but instead of turning them to dust/ash, he turns them into a puddle of goo. I'm sure Sylar is thinking of ways to use this offensively, especially if he finds it works on live targets and not just small inanimate objects.

 

[Sir Brennen]

Does anyone think that Nikk/Jessica can actually become two physical bodies? I don't know, for some reason last night's episode gave me the impression that maybe she could.

Except that Jessica expressed surprise that Matt could hear Nikki, meaning I think she knows Nikki is inside her head. Jessica seeing Nikki in the stairwell rather than the typical reflection encounter reflects (no pun intended) the fact that Nikki's desperation was causing her to manifest herself to Jessica in a stronger fashion, but still only in her mind.

 

[Arnwyn]

Blech. I didn't enjoy that episode at all - way too much Niki compiled with lots of stupidity (as noted in many posts, above). What the hell is Jessica thinking, anyways? Did she really say "lay low for a while", and was serious? Glad that Niki at least called her out on that. Gah, what a terrible character, IMO.

And dumb, dumb cops. Yeah, she is strong, you moron. Not only the hole in the glass from poor Matt, but the guy folded in half.

Finally, why does Linderman want Nathan dead? Isn't Nathan in Linderman's back pocket already? What did I miss?

 

[Ed_Laprade]

I don't know what happens next week to Hiro or Ando. Or when the gig is up between Sylar and Suresh. Or when the gig is up for Nikki/Jessica. But I think her long term goals do not include her son and we know they do not include her husband.

Acording to next week's TV Guide, watch for the driver of the bus that Hiro and Ando will be on. It's Stan 'The Man' Lee. I'm surprised that no one has pointed to the best line of the episode, when the dancer calls Hiro Sulu just before she decks him.

 

[Ed_Laprade]

Blech. I didn't enjoy that episode at all - way too much Niki compiled with lots of stupidity (as noted in many posts, above). What the hell is Jessica thinking, anyways? Did she really say "lay low for a while", and was serious? Glad that Niki at least called her out on that. Gah, what a terrible character, IMO.

And dumb, dumb cops. Yeah, she is strong, you moron. Not only the hole in the glass from poor Matt, but the guy folded in half.

Finally, why does Linderman want Nathan dead? Isn't Nathan in Linderman's back pocket already? What did I miss?

Yeah, that had me wondering too. It might have something to do with the painting, but that seems a bit harsh for something that's only a day or so late, if that! Speaking of the painting, what the heck does Isaak paint them on? If it's canvas, then Hiro's dad has super strength too. That stuff doesn't rip at all easily.

 

[Kaodi]

It just dawned on me: If Nathan and Peter's Dad had powers, then what were they? For Peter has surely inherited them as well!

 

[Kaodi]

It just dawned on me: If Nathan and Peter's father had powers, then what were they? For Peter has surely inherited them as well! And what if their mother is working for the bad guys? That would go a long was at to explaining why they've hired Nikki to kill him.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

Judging from the conversation between Claire and her (real) mother, I seem to get why she didn't ask her. Her mother appeared evasive and unwilling to share the name, and Claire might have feared that, if she forced the matter, her mother might close further. Claire felt that her mother was hiding something, and that she wouldn't be able to get it directly. (As her mother said - she is clever. )

I think one of the reasons why the cops think so little of Matt is that there are enough rumours about Matt's story around so that anybody doubts it story. They probably strongly doubted that it was actually one (or two) super strong woman that attacked him and his client. They might not know what really happened, but they automatically assume that he isn't telling the real story, even if nothing he says contradicts the evidence.
Matt taking the diamonds was still stupid, but understandable. (I still wouldn't have done it, but on the other hand, I'm not an dyslectic, suspend cop with telepathy powers and a pregnant wife, so what do I know?)

 

[drothgery]

He just lost his job, isn't doing too well as a bodyguard

Eh. If the assassin had been a non-super (or even one whose powers were more obvious, and/or who consciously thought about them), Matt would have been excellent bodyguard. I rather hope someone notices that; Matt could use a break.

 

[LightPhoenix]

Make sure to check out This week's graphic novel for more about what Sylar did between this episode and the previous one.

So, that's more confirmation that Sylar did in fact kill Charlie in the altered timeline, as well as having the freezing ability. He also does that weird levitation-like thing, again, which I'm not sure is his telekinesis or not.