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Was what we saw of Hiro running in time-parallel with the other scenes? Couldn't have been, right, because the election hadn't happened.
My assumption was Hiro's friend's "He's been missing for five weeks" meant he jumped ahead in time. Which would make sense with the election being over and such.
If it were true, I'd be thrilled for no reason other than I could finally watch the show in HD.
Yes, this. Going from seeing episode thus far on DVD to finally watching on the Sci-Fi channel was disappointing visually/aurally. Getting a jump up to HD would be wonderful, but most-likely death for the show, all other things considered.
I'm watching tonight's rebroadcast. I love the opening sequence.
Speaking of Heroes: wasn't the end icky?
I loved the ending of Heroes! Really liked the episode overall, especially the Japanese guys. (And I'm finding Grunberg hot.)
I love the whole idea of Hiro and Ando driving cross-country.
BTW, do you think the coroner removed the stick? Or her dad?
(And I'm finding Grunberg hot.)
i'm not sure i've come across one female who doesn't.
BTW, do you think the coroner removed the stick? Or her dad?
i'm thinking coroner. her dad seems to be pretty busy in the promo with Matt(Grunberg).
I liked this one better. Continue to love Hiro and friend. Wasn't even annoyed by the blatant product placement because of how it was handled.
Continue to shake my head at cheerleader chick's ability to get herself killed at least once an episode. She has to be the unluckiest person the face of the planet.
So here's my totally whacked out theory: Sylar is killing other supers and somehow using their brains (which he's apparently been taking with him, considering little traumatized girl's frozen and debrained father and the debrained Isaac from Hiro's jump to the future) to steal their powers.
I wonder why the coroner would remove the thing from her neck (was it me or did it look like a chicken leg?), and then leave? It seemed to only take a few seconds for her to come back to life.
So here's my totally whacked out theory: Sylar is killing other supers and somehow using their brains (which he's apparently been taking with him, considering little traumatized girl's frozen and debrained father and the debrained Isaac from Hiro's jump to the future) to steal their powers.
Kalshane, I'm definitely in the "Sylar has a whole bunch of the Heroes' powers" camp.
The show continues to rock. More at eleven.
