Heroes Season 1(#19)---4/23/07-'.07%'
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Steel_Wind
Legend
Taelorn76 said:
They've been cataloging the powers of Heroes for a long time at the Company. It's what they do. He knew the two were related. Not that far a stretch...
Steel_Wind
Legend
Reaction on this episode....
It was good. Not great. I spoiled a lot of it for myself by watching about 10 minutes of the thing last week
I'm REALLY looking forward to next week's though!
A few things stand out:
Sylar vs. Peter. Not satisfying and over too quickly. I'll be looking forward to the rematch.
Mohinder knocking out Sylar -:... then not killing him while he had the chance. Not credible. They should have ended that some other way.
Removing glass from the head restores Peter's life: Utterly predictable - even down to who would remove the glass shard. Ah well. One man's "cliche" is another man's "iconic".
The Death of Isaac: That was interesting - not in what happened - but in how he had accepted it. The crucifixion was also some interesting imagery. I think that in the long term will disconcert Sylar more than anything. He's not going to make it and he's going to come to know it.
I guess the idea is that Isaac really blamed himself for Simone's death and he was done. The curse of foresight broke him in the end.
The List: How is it that Sylar - who has super memory and has seen the list - now can't remember it?
Re: Candace, Linderman and Micah: - Candace's days on earth are now numbered, and imo, so are Linderman's. I think he just made a terrible mistake. I am no longer sure that Malcolm McDowell is going to be around for season two - my bet is: only in flashbacks. He just screwed with the wrong lady.
My guess is that Micah is to screw with the electoral vote counting software to ensure that Nathan gets elected. To do that - he has to be in NYC. That is going to bring Jessica/Nikki and DL to the scene as the tow halves are united in purpose and DL gets vengeful.
I also happen to think that Linderman knows that - and doesn't care. The man is extremely arrogant. Almost like he thought of himself as Magneto...or saw himself in a picture in the future that he thinks is his get out of jail free card.
Hiro meets Hiro: Now that was cool. The timelines and the play on the imagery of the origami display with Charlie was a neat parallel. Good set direction there. Ando with a gun!
Peter Resurrected: Anyone notice how Milo flipped his hair back to the other side after he resurrected?
HRG, Parkman and Ted: Out of everything that happened, that was actually the most interesting I thought. But you have to wonder what HRG is doing bringing Ted to NYC. It's not as if he doesn't KNOW. He does. What is he thinking?
It was good. Not great. I spoiled a lot of it for myself by watching about 10 minutes of the thing last week
I'm REALLY looking forward to next week's though!
A few things stand out:
Sylar vs. Peter. Not satisfying and over too quickly. I'll be looking forward to the rematch.
Mohinder knocking out Sylar -:... then not killing him while he had the chance. Not credible. They should have ended that some other way.
Removing glass from the head restores Peter's life: Utterly predictable - even down to who would remove the glass shard. Ah well. One man's "cliche" is another man's "iconic".
The Death of Isaac: That was interesting - not in what happened - but in how he had accepted it. The crucifixion was also some interesting imagery. I think that in the long term will disconcert Sylar more than anything. He's not going to make it and he's going to come to know it.
I guess the idea is that Isaac really blamed himself for Simone's death and he was done. The curse of foresight broke him in the end.
The List: How is it that Sylar - who has super memory and has seen the list - now can't remember it?
Re: Candace, Linderman and Micah: - Candace's days on earth are now numbered, and imo, so are Linderman's. I think he just made a terrible mistake. I am no longer sure that Malcolm McDowell is going to be around for season two - my bet is: only in flashbacks. He just screwed with the wrong lady.
My guess is that Micah is to screw with the electoral vote counting software to ensure that Nathan gets elected. To do that - he has to be in NYC. That is going to bring Jessica/Nikki and DL to the scene as the tow halves are united in purpose and DL gets vengeful.
I also happen to think that Linderman knows that - and doesn't care. The man is extremely arrogant. Almost like he thought of himself as Magneto...or saw himself in a picture in the future that he thinks is his get out of jail free card.
Hiro meets Hiro: Now that was cool. The timelines and the play on the imagery of the origami display with Charlie was a neat parallel. Good set direction there. Ando with a gun!
Peter Resurrected: Anyone notice how Milo flipped his hair back to the other side after he resurrected?
HRG, Parkman and Ted: Out of everything that happened, that was actually the most interesting I thought. But you have to wonder what HRG is doing bringing Ted to NYC. It's not as if he doesn't KNOW. He does. What is he thinking?
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Dire Bare
Legend
Taelorn76 said:
Did she actually admit to Claire that she had powers too? I seem to remember Claire assuming Grandma Petrelli had powers "like her", but G-ma just smiled grimly in response.
Grandma sure does know an awful lot though . . . does she know Linderman plans on sacrificing Peter?
We do know that Grandpa Petrelli (may he rest in peace) DIDN'T have powers, but knew Linderman from Vietnam . . . that is, if you check out the online graphic novels!
(yeah, and none of that "the graphic novels aren't canon" crap, they're released by NBC on the main site and are a part of the ongoing story . . . not required reading by any means but definitely sheds light into the corners of the Heroes universe)
BrooklynKnight
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WE dont know that Nathans kids dont have powers. They might. But they are young and arent important to the story, so we just dont know.
Its also possible that Nathan and Peters father is NOT their real father. Maybe Linderman is.
Its also possible that Nathan and Peters father is NOT their real father. Maybe Linderman is.
Do we? At what point was his memory wiped? How far back? I just get the feeling that this is all part of the 'plan'.Steel_Wind said:
So, what are the odds Linderman is Nathan's and Peter's father.
Also, what about Hiro, why did Linderman want to keep him away from the sword in prior shows? I take this to mean there is still a chance things can change.
I also wonder IF Sylar also got Isaac's addiction, possible weakness.
Mommy dearest?dravot said:Don't forget that Peter has manifested the dream-projection ability - we've never figured out where that came from...
