Heroes Season 3

[Rocl]

What scene are you all confusing with 2 powered Peter? When Nathan saves him? I'm kinda confused- I thought it was obvious but I guess not

[Null]

Yeah I think its where he fell off the building, but you could clearly see two people.

[NotGreyheim]

I'm just glad Peter got his revenge for all those nefarious hugs with one of his own. Maybe he's *gasp* learning from his mistakes? I'm sure I'm just overestimating him, though

[Linliel]

Why can't Rebel be Micah? I can't remember if he like died or something, but I'm sure he didn't...

[Tanthalass]

Why can't Rebel be Micah? I can't remember if he like died or something, but I'm sure he didn't...

I'm definetly thinking its Micah, Wireless, or Angela.
Micah's definetly not dead, last time we saw him was when Tracy Strauss found out about Nikki Sanders and went to New Orleans.

It is peculiar though that Sylar's Dad has the tele power, are we for certain though he has Sylar's ability though just with the way he cut his wife's head.

Did we see exactly how her head gets cut open, or just that its cut open in the same way Sylar murders his victims? Could his dad have done it with a knife or something normal, and this clearly traumatic event just influenced Sylars future behavior?

[Serif]

It was clearly shown that he used his finger to cut her head.

My thought is just that he just has the tele power and not the hunger. Also that he can not take other people's powers.

[Lordwafik]

I am glad Peter told Nathan to fuck off and Peter finally using his powers wisely.

Me too! When he started doing the brother talk I was saying "nooooooooo don't do it again you idiot", but then his testicles kicked in and I was like "Yessssssssssss!".

[kuronosan]

Sylar's father being a telekinetic is a pathetic way to explain why Sylar kept the telekinesis after having his powers sapped.

[Eticket]

The whole 'cutting' thing has never really been explained with Sylar anyway. It was assumed to be a part of the telekinesis but maybe it's just something separate. He just didn't start using it until he killed the guy that Elle introduced him to.

Then again, dad could have killed mom any number of ways and Sylar in his flashback just equated it to what he does.

Regardless, this was the first time the Sylar story felt out of place to me. Maybe it was the VH1 inspired flashback or just the redundancy of the dialogue between him and the kid but it just didn't feel right.

Overall it was a good episode. My wife and I were having a 'who's stupider, Peter or Claire?' discussion early on, but they both redeemed themselves pretty well, especially Peter.

I used to really enjoy Hiro but I haven't missed him at all the last two episodes.

[kuronosan]

I dunno, I thought the whole "Alex and I are having sex lol" was pretty retarded but Sandra saved the scene.

[Eaglestrike]

Not a terrible episode. Wayyyyyyy too much Claire, but overall I could deal with a show that has tonight be a "slow" night. Should start heating up soon though, can't be too many episodes left...

[Eticket]

Yeah. Sandra was awesome. I was happy to see them focus on her for once after all the crap they've put her through.

[Katlan]

I liked it being a Sandra centric episode... very out of the blue & a warm welcome. Still amused at how Tracy, Hiro, & now Mohinder have all been put on the back burner... I think the Rebel is Angela because it would just make a lot of sense, but for that exact reason I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't her.

While the Scene w/ em breaking into Building 26 (or w/e its called) was kinda cheesy, I rly liked it. Was cool at how they both forced other ppl to do their bidding... And finally Peter has grown a backbone because if he hugged his brother "yet" again I woulda lost it.

Oh yeah... and i approve of Doyle being brought back... he was always rly creepy

[Aristio]

Oh yeah... and i approve of Doyle being brought back... he was always rly creepy

I thought he died near the end of season 3. I remember he was trying to control Sylar but then he just twisted his neck. It was in the scene where Claire's real mom was trying to escape. I liked the episode myself. I kept on shouting to myself that Matt should just make them shoot themselves in the head and be over with it.

That's another thing I thought that was weird. During the whole, "30 seconds" thing, Matt tried to read/control the Hunter and all he got was static like with the Haiten(Spelling?). Maybe he does have something he is hiding.

[Serif]

He was drugged I thought?

[Senji]

He was drugged, but the Hunter still has something going on, and "I hate muties cause they killed my little sister" won't be good enough.


The Parkman/Hiro beatboxing was pretty painful to watch.

[Katlan]

Reading up on possible directions (i.e spoilers) this volume may take sounds very promising to me... just a matter of time to when it/if starts to come together. But all this could be very cool so I doubt it would happen this way lol..

Spoiler: show

Seems like Sylar's dad is big on TK (as we saw from Monday's episode) and they go at it next episode... then somewhere down the road Sylar, I guess, teams up w/The Hunter and they go after a "shapeshifter" together. Somewhere down the road The Rebel also contacts Sylar & gets his help to save Nathan. So... If Sylar takes the Shapeshifters powers and goes after Nathan, he could possible kill Nathan and take his place (akin to the future of S2 we saw). Would be a pretty awesome turn of events imo if that happened

[Azkarin2]

I thought the scene between Claire and Fishboy where they made out underwater was pretty retarded. So was the assassination attempt. We rewinded and slowmotioned the shot and it clearly hit Peter right above his heart in his upper pec/lung. When Nathan said it was just a scratch I laughed. That's ridiculous! If anybody watched 24 it was the same shot that kept Aaron on the ground. Scratch wound my ass.

This show has some interesting plot lines but it either goes through the good ones too slowly (Sylar taking the whole season to find his dad) or they are bogged down with really gay plotlines (hi2u Hiro). It needs to be more like 24 and they cycle through stuff quickly.

[Xanthe]

Doyle showing up was totally unexpected for me. Really interesting turn of events.

On a related note, was tonight the first episode with the new (old) writers?

[Null]

I think they were in the works starting this episode. So they were able to add some extra input while on set but they weren't apart of the script that was already set out and lined up for this volume.