Heroes (NBC, Mondays @ 9PM)

[Rainey]

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Didn't the preview of the next episode have a fat guy saying hey, my name is Sylar. So, no I don't think it's Peter.

[cubsfan203]

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Didn't the preview of the next episode have a fat guy saying hey, my name is Sylar. So, no I don't think it's Peter.

I think the guy that you could only see part of his back facing the fat guy was saying his name was Sylar, but I agree that I don't think Sylar is Peter.

[Rainey]

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I think the guy that you could only see part of his back facing the fat guy was saying his name was Sylar, but I agree that I don't think Sylar is Peter.

Ahhh, my bad.

[RockinDaMike]

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For anyone who wants to start watching the show or have missed the first couple shows; there is a Heroes Marathon on this Wednesday on the Sci Fi network. Even with the legal battles with the first show it says on my tivo that they are showing the pilot starting at 7:00 pm.

[trobinson97]

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I'm very confused about Hiro talking to himself in this episode. Isn't there some kind of law about the same matter not being able to occupy the same space at the same time or something like that? I know it's a show but wouldn't this cause some kind of rift like Future Shiro alluded to?

Lol, maybe I should watch the whole episode before speculating.

Also, my wife said something about the Jessica persona of Nikki's actually being her dead sister's. Turns out she was somewhat right.

[cubsfan203]

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Good episode, it answered a lot of questions. Any idea when the episodes after next weeks are supposed to start up again?

[Jabisco]

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I hate when networks say someone is going to die in the next episode(s). They think it will make people watch but it only makes the characters death less meaningful. I'd be a greater impact if you didn't know what was going to happen.

[eXperiment63]

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My speculation on the evil grows stronger part... Sylar kills the black guy, therefore he is immune to mind control, and even gets some of his own.

[CMH]

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Still interesting that they didn't show how exactly Sylar got the telekinesis from Brian Davis.

I guess we can assume he eats his brain, but I think Sylar does have some sort of power that he's probably unaware that he has. The whole thing about having a gift for that sort of thing (ie: knowing the clock was two seconds off) screams foreshadowing.

Besides, why would Mohindar's dad be wrong? He thought Sylar had a power and why should we assume he doesn't.

I'd prefer to think that Sylar is able to look at people's brains and figure out how exactly they can use their power. Probably not the best way to explain it, but I don't think he eats brains.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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"Great Scott!" = Priceless

Anyway, pretty good episode. Sylar wasn't who I thought it was, at all. Thank you IMDB.

Not a lot of big revelations, but it filled in some gaps and puts Claire's father back in the shady area with me.

[trobinson97]

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Good episode, it answered a lot of questions. Any idea when the episodes after next weeks are supposed to start up again?

I'm thinking like the first week or two of January, since they said it will be the last episode to air until next year, lol.

[ADA885]

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Anyone know a good place to watch last nights episode, since I missed it?

[neovsmatrix]

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Still interesting that they didn't show how exactly Sylar got the telekinesis from Brian Davis.

I guess we can assume he eats his brain, but I think Sylar does have some sort of power that he's probably unaware that he has. The whole thing about having a gift for that sort of thing (ie: knowing the clock was two seconds off) screams foreshadowing.

Besides, why would Mohindar's dad be wrong? He thought Sylar had a power and why should we assume he doesn't.

I'd prefer to think that Sylar is able to look at people's brains and figure out how exactly they can use their power. Probably not the best way to explain it, but I don't think he eats brains.

I agree, and I don't think eating brains is his power at all. His power is to know how things work, including how people are using their power. It's an innate sense, and perhaps he can figure out exactly how the heroes do what they do by peering into their brains or something.

[neovsmatrix]

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I'm very confused about Hiro talking to himself in this episode. Isn't there some kind of law about the same matter not being able to occupy the same space at the same time or something like that? I know it's a show but wouldn't this cause some kind of rift like Future Shiro alluded to?

Lol, maybe I should watch the whole episode before speculating.

Also, my wife said something about the Jessica persona of Nikki's actually being her dead sister's. Turns out she was somewhat right.

Hiro's not occupying the same space as future Hiro, just the same time. Nor did he let on that future Hrio was talking to Hiro, so there is no "law" broken there.

[Shaver]

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I don't think he is eating brains, I think he is looking at them to find out what is "wired differently".

On a sidenote, my buddy is a Horologist and a huge Heroes fan. He is SOOO geeked that Sylar is a Horologist. We actually call my Buddy "The Watchmaker". He's floating today.