No, when she came to the studio to kidnap him, she asked his name, as if she was making sure that she had the right guy. She wouldn’t have had to do that if they’d had a previous relationship.

Oh, good point. Maybe she had pushed drugs on other people before, or something.

They’re both black.

And bald. And the same build.

They’re both black

Nahh I think it's the way they walk/move and their build. Their facial features are similar but it's more the way they move/carry themselves. Self assured. Plus I'm usually multitasking instead of watching, dealing w/ homework issues. Shooing the youngest kid to bed.. so it's just me not paying attention too.

I took it to mean that Pixie had been some wasted, drug-addled lowlife one pill/drink/snort/needle away from the gutter, and Claire's dad found her, cleaned her up, and showed her how to use her powers (possibly showed her how to use them without whatever she was damaging her life with, just like she promised Isaac she'd do with him)

Then again, I watched a bad copy on an old tape and the volume was all muffled and I may have misheard the few tidbits dropped.

I want to know how Glasses Guy's organization can find these people, and what that has to do with Mohinder's father's research. I also really hoping that Glasses Guy's organization is NOT an evil conspiracy, because I am so sick of those.

They are a good conspiracy. I call them OWI (Organization Without Initials).

I wonder if OWI is sort of a Switzerland, neutral, "we're just looking" organization for the sake of curiosity or science or something, because right now I can't figure an angle. Pixie did say that they weren't going to let the explosion in the floor mural happen, but I think she was just saying that to pacify him, because none of their actions so far have seemed to go anywhere. It seems to be all catch and release.

Granted, Claire's imminent danger is making this personal for Daddy.

And maybe I'm a little glad and relieved that their game isn't immediately transparent, because I think the writers have something good up their sleaves. Unlike another show (that will remain nameless) where I doubt that the writers know what the game is that they hint at and then contradict...

OK, because I read the comics whitefont, I would now like to know what Hyde did to the Invisible Man . In an I don't but I do kind of way.

Now I'm going to rewatch last night's Heroes ep.

Was it explicitly stated that the MBG is the Haitian? I know it's unlikely and messy if he isn't, but I was still wondering.

And maybe I'm a little glad and relieved that their game isn't immediately transparent, because I think the writers have something good up their sleaves.

Yeah, me too. It's clear they know where they're going, and they're deliberately moving pieces around to get there.

Was it explicitly stated that the MBG is the Haitian? I know it's unlikely and messy if he isn't, but I was still wondering.

No one has actually confirmed it, no.

Jen, Hyde ah... loved him to death.