Oh shit. Sylar is changing the future. Next episode = future if Sylar gets what he wants?
Did anyone else see Peter running through walls?
Oh shit. Sylar is changing the future. Next episode = future if Sylar gets what he wants?
Did anyone else see Peter running through walls?
Episode was so omfg.
Maybe what happens is that the paintings Isaac sent were of Hiro coming back to save him from Sylar.
OMG, Best. Episode. So Far.
Maybe he meets up with DL?Originally Posted by Eaglestrike
And the next episode looks liek all the people go Matrix clothing and against Sylar who is killing everyone.
The last scene seems like Hiro's HQ to keep on trying to save the future.
I get the feeling Issac's sketchbook is going to play a huge role in changing the future.
Quite possible. But it's odd that Sylar already looks like he's changing the future, moments after getting that power. Yet everything Isaac painted has come true so far. Most of Isaac's paintings are the "big picture" and of stuff the painter doesn't necessarily like, but Sylar is getting what he wants...odd.Originally Posted by BRP
Or the last issue of 9th Wonders.
I have a question which may or may not already have been answered because I missed a whole bunch of episodes in the middle of the season, but....
Does anyone know if Isaac's power is painting the future as it might/will happen, or if he actually has the power to change the future via painting it?
I also assumed that the paintings he hid were with that guy who took the comic book stuff he made.
Hopefully the ending twist isn't too dumb though and doesn't leave any major plot holes >_>.
Lol at Sylar's painting style.
Next episode will be fun to watch seeing how it will work out if Sylar can see the future, but I think it will come back to what Isaac said, you can't change the future. Which future Hiro has been trying to do it seems from the last scene.
The comic sketches he gave that guy at the beginning? Would make more sense then putting it in the sketch book. Hiro and a few others know that the comics tell the future, so it's probably all in there.Originally Posted by Hollaback
It really depends on how Heroes wants to handle their time paradoxes. Is the future we're witnessing static no matter what, and already include everyone's attempts to change the future? Or is this a future that is tangible? If its the former, then all of the predictions Issac's made have been working towards this inevitable future, and all their efforts to change the future will be what causes this future to happen.
However, its probably going to be a tangible future, since that makes for better story lines, even if it doesn't make sense. I mean, if they're going to do something that'll change the future, wouldn't they have already done that in the future, to cause the that they'd see? Time paradoxes suck. However it looks like they're going to make a lot of people look like worse people in the future, so they'll make it a more terrible situation, which means of course it'll be prevented.
Damn, what an awesome episode...the teasers for next week looked fucking amazing.
I always figured NYC was going to get blown up which is something I've tried to tell my friends that watch it, the way stuff has been going recently serves to further that notion even if there wasn't a lot to go on in the beginning. My reasoning was that whatever Issac painted came true, even if he did try to stop it. Things may not turn out the way people were expecting, but the scene he paints comes to pass, and there isn't too many ways to interpret a giant explosion in the city.
For demonoid users.
http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1127744/8202684/
EZTV also has the torrent up, but i think the site is getting slammed with bandwidth and couldnt connect.
http://www.eztvefnet.org/index.php?main=show&id=198
Yea, that makes sense. I'm guessing that the new comic shows what Hiro (or whoever) does to stop the bomb and kill Sylar, which would explain why Isaac gave it away to the guy. So Sylar couldn't find it and work to change it.Originally Posted by b6c7565
Anyone else hate Nathan for using Peter's resurrection as an excuse to destroy New York, now that he doesn't have to worry about Peter dying as a result?
Don't think he is gonna use it in that way even though it seems that way. I think he was just realizing what Linderman said is more realistic than he thought.Originally Posted by kuronosan
am i the only one who thought this episode didn't meet expectations because of all those sneak previews and spoiler trailers?![]()
Some of the trailers didn't show everything that happened though.Originally Posted by GRT
Like when I saw some of the the previews, I thought they would be over 2 or 3 episodes.
Hell some of the previews were only small clips of the bigger picture.