HEROES WAS SO GOOD OMFG

[RustyMetal]

I don't think Peter's future vision is exact. Honestly, why would Claire be in New York still in her cheerleading outfit? That just doesn't work for me.

As for the Sylar/Eden thing, the whole scene just was really wierd. Eden tried to get him to kill himself, then some sort of fastforward thing happens where Sylar shatters the glass with his forearm. That's mainly what got me. Does he have superstrength or something? I don't understand what happened there.

I watched it again, Sylar raises his arm then jerks backwards and it pulls Eden into the glass; breaking the glass and then her neck is in his hand. He talks about the gun not hurting him, then about how he is going to enjoy having her power. Eden realizes she is dead as fuck, and blow's her brains out so Sylar can't get he power.

[Syncere]

I don't think Peter's future vision is exact. Honestly, why would Claire be in New York still in her cheerleading outfit? That just doesn't work for me.

As for the Sylar/Eden thing, the whole scene just was really wierd. Eden tried to get him to kill himself, then some sort of fastforward thing happens where Sylar shatters the glass with his forearm. That's mainly what got me. Does he have superstrength or something? I don't understand what happened there.

He probably got that strength from one of the people he previously killed.

It was telekinesis.....

[RKenshin]

But, what didn't make sense with that is earlier he was told his powers wouldn't work there.

[othellojr]

But, what didn't make sense with that is earlier he was told his powers wouldn't work there.

It was the Haitian, his ability definately seems to be able to stop other people from using theirs (ie how the cop started bleeding and was not able to get anything out of Mr. Bennet and the Haitian when they were talking outside-well, Mr. Bennett was talking); so what he most likely was referring to (Mr. Bennet) was that Sylar could not do shit, since the Haitian was there stopping him (when Eden approached him, the Haitian was with Mr. Bennet, so Sylar was able to use one of his powers).

Its too bad Eden ended up killing herself to stop Sylar from getting her powers, I thought she was a cool character and kinda hot too

[Deaner]

I think Haitian can only stop mental powers. If you remember a few episodes ago when they kidnapped Nathan Petrelli, he was still able to use his powers to fly away.

My friend and I were discussing that Mr. Linderman is the one who Mr. Bennet reports to. Since they introduced that character, I believe he's going to play some role soon and of course they have to bring in more Politics.

[Headspace]

Well if there's one very important thing to look forward to, is new heroes!

The trailer certainly implied more powers and the search for more heroes

[nivlakian]

But, what didn't make sense with that is earlier he was told his powers wouldn't work there.

It was the Haitian, his ability definately seems to be able to stop other people from using theirs (ie how the cop started bleeding and was not able to get anything out of Mr. Bennet and the Haitian when they were talking outside-well, Mr. Bennett was talking); so what he most likely was referring to (Mr. Bennet) was that Sylar could not do shit, since the Haitian was there stopping him (when Eden approached him, the Haitian was with Mr. Bennet, so Sylar was able to use one of his powers).

Its too bad Eden ended up killing herself to stop Sylar from getting her powers, I thought she was a cool character and kinda hot too

Like I mentioned, if the Hatian was necessary to stop Sylar, why would they EVER let him leave the premises? With Sylar's abilities he could have propelled himself, parts of the sink, or something through the glass to escape.

[othellojr]

I think well, since when does Mr. Bennet goes anywhere (other than his house..and thats a maybe) without the Haitian? It also may have something to do with the room he was contained in, seemed to be very secure from the outside, provided no one opens it (which Eden did). Another thing to consider, when he was captured, he was pretty weak from that fall, and had lost alot of blood, so that maybe had something to do with it, and again, when Eden went in, he seemed to have recovered pretty well. Alot of things have been unanswered, and with this last episode till January 22nd, its just a wait and see.

[Maguspk]

I finally watched the episode on NBC and you're all missing the obvious reasons for why the ending happened the way it did.

Recall a phonecall Claire's father got while on the stairwell before he ran into Eden and then the Haitan. Recall that he was sort of against what he was told to do (by Linderman?). This is because he was told to use the Haitan to erase the memories of everyone who knew about Claire. The thing is, the Haitan isn't going to erase the memories and is working for Sylar apparently or maybe even someone else.

So Linderman wanted to facilitate Sylars escape, by removing the Haitan? I dunno, now my thoery seems off because it doesn't all fit. But that phonecall and the Haitan being told to leave the premises are really weird. They obviously knew Sylar would be able to escape if the Haitan was gone. So there is a line we're all missing.

[Pyrena]

I will have to watch the episode again, but I think Sylar could not use his powers because of the room he was in. Eden was holding something behind her back, something to turn the blocking off? She certainly couldn't use her own powers if powers are being blocked. Once Sylar realized that she was attempting to use her power, he tried to use his. Maybe she (on purpose or not) has to start out small. She got him Homecoming night because he was weak and she surprised him.

[layoneil]

but I think Sylar could not use his powers because of the room he was in. Eden was holding something behind her back, something to turn the blocking off? She certainly couldn't use her own powers if powers are being blocked.

that's the most logical explanation, the room itself is an inhibitor but Eden turned it off so she can use her powers. if the Haitian is the only inhibitor he would never be allowed to leave the building (and that would've been a disgusting plot device).

[Palin]

Something interesting to note, if you read this week's webcomic, it shows Mr. Bennet visiting Eden's father and informing him of her death. In the flashback, it shows Slyar standing over her dead body, and Bennet firing some strange needles(tranquilizers?) into and incapicating him, then cradleing Eden's body. So its a safe assumption that the Hatian and Mr. Bennet recapture him, although the timeline is strange since the Hatian was at Claire's house and Bennet was driving when Eden killed herself, unless Sylar was stupid and sat there trying to salvage her brain for an hour instead of escaping.

The comic can be found here for those interested.

[Foustian]

Recall a phonecall Claire's father got while on the stairwell before he ran into Eden and then the Haitan. Recall that he was sort of against what he was told to do (by Linderman?). This is because he was told to use the Haitan to erase the memories of everyone who knew about Claire. The thing is, the Haitan isn't going to erase the memories and is working for Sylar apparently or maybe even someone else.

To me, it sounded like the Haitian had erased Zach and Lyle's memories when he was talking to Claire. He said that her father had sent him, just like he had sent him to her friends and family. And Lyle was visibly upset when he couldn't remember how he got home. However the Haitian didn't want to erase Claire's memory, for whatever unknown reason. He said it was important that she remember, so maybe he knows something about what's gonna happen.

[layoneil]

Recall that he was sort of against what he was told to do (by Linderman?). This is because he was told to use the Haitan to erase the memories of everyone who knew about Claire.

Bennett was told to keep Sylar alive, that's what he objected to. i doubt Linderman is his superior. but the higher-ups in the organization don't want to kill Sylar, they think he can be used/controlled.

it was Bennett's idea to wipe everyone who has knowledge of Clarie's powers, there's no reason why he would be against that.

[Epical]

Kind of sad they essentially killed off Zach... although he may not have been a huge character, I always liked the fact Claire had someone to confide in/that was on her side. I guess now she has Peter, but there's his weird pedo energy between them in all their scenes together, and it feels odd trying think it's normal. ><

[Chele]

I'll say it again: This show is quite possibly the best TV show ever. Can't wait until Jan 22nd.

[layoneil]

Kind of sad they essentially killed off Zach... although he may not have been a huge character

they had to do, he would've been a liability otherwise.

I guess now she has Peter, but there's his weird pedo energy between them in all their scenes together, and it feels odd trying think it's normal. ><

it is normal, she's hot.

[Jer]

Kind of sad they essentially killed off Zach... although he may not have been a huge character, I always liked the fact Claire had someone to confide in/that was on her side. I guess now she has Peter, but there's his weird pedo energy between them in all their scenes together, and it feels odd trying think it's normal. ><

See, this is how they save the world. Neither Peter nor Claire will save the world. Instead they'll get together and she'll get pregnant before he goes all glowy explody. The show will then fast forward 20 years into the future where he comes back severely bandaged but he's evil. It will be his kids that save the world from him. You could probably make a movie about it. 8)

[Epical]

Kind of sad they essentially killed off Zach... although he may not have been a huge character

they had to do, he would've been a liability otherwise.

That's just the thing: are you sure they had to? Zach was one of the people who appreciated Claire for who she was and wasn't going to go sell those tapes/secrets for ___________.

[layoneil]

i'm not sure they had to wipe his memory but when the people with actual powers get together they need to trim down the amount of people that don't have powers. so he was one of the people they had to write out of the story.

Ando, Simone, the FBI agent, Mohinder (maybe), Mr. Bennett (maybe), there are plenty of non-"Heroes" in the cast already. when the storylines merge the show won't be able to handle such a large cast, trying to explain why all of them are together all the time.