I really kind of love that Matt is so...unsubtle. We've got all of these characters running around, planning conspiracies, being triple agents, and Matt hasn't figured out yet not to repeat people's thoughts back to them verbatim.

It's a nice touch that the telepath is the blue-collar type that's not terribly bright, rather than being some genius or scientist like they usually tend to be in fiction.

It's a nice touch that the telepath is the blue-collar type that's not terribly bright, rather than being some genius or scientist like they usually tend to be in fiction.

That's one of the things I enjoy about the show in general. The powers don't necessarily fit the personalities of the characters, and the characters don't always react to their powers in predictable ways. I love that poor Dale got a kick out of her super hearing, and wouldn't have gotten rid of it, even though it undoubtedly had some severe drawbacks.

Q & A with David Anders.

Spoilers?

No, they tried to make him tell but he resisted.

Thanks.

Hee.

Okay, I'll be less dramatic. How did you get this part?

They wanted to see a drunken Englishman so I came in with my Peter O'Toole.

I've come to terms with the fact that I'm not convincing as an American.

Oh, David Anders!

My roomie and I were both convinced that both Petrelli brothers were dead. As soon as Nathan showed up in Season two we said as one, "oh my god he threw him!"

edit: I forgot to ask where are you guys finding the easter eggs? Just a general hint would be nice.

That one from feudal Japan made me wonder if someone got a credit as "boom branch operator."

where are you guys finding the easter eggs?

If you read the online comics and click on a page, sometimes a new window opens with the Easter egg.

hmm. I'm having enough trouble navigating the comix already. Maybe it'll be less frustrating now that I'm all caught up.