Heroes 11/19-Things are starting to get good. Wait,what?

[Howard Treesong]

Yeah, I agree -- HRG figures out how to hamstring her power, then lets her loose in a spot where she can do serious harm to both him and potentially Claire. I thought of this during the ep but was so blown away by the ending that I momentarily forgot about it.

This is a gaping plot hole and needed a review of past "24" seasons for ideas as to how to handle hostage options.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

Howard,

This may help

[Jack Bando]

Sam, they've killed/oh no wait they not really dead 4 main characters (one twice) so far. Someone important's gonna die eventually and I'll go "Meh, they'll be back next week."

Pudge, I thought the blood was going to be used for the reason they went to get it in the first place, for Niki. Once I realized Niki's arms aren't that manish I realized what it was for.

Apparently it can bring people back from the dead. (since it seems her power=Adam's, she can give temporary immortality (come back) it seems)

Only in BttF can you not meet your past self, unless you're past self doesn't know it's you. (Bill and Old Bill, Doc and Doc) In Bill and Ted they meet their past selves.

I think his power is sword-skill, but just a guess.

I can't think of a way to stop her from using her power in that situation, rubber gloves maybe but then Bob would take them off.

[Russ M.]

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Should I just give up continuity with time travel. Hasn't one of the biggest proponents in any time travel plot ever been you can't meet your past self.


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Yes. We learned in TimeCop that the same matter cannot occupy the same space, thus Hiro and little Hiro should have imploded and their matter cease to exist. Plot hole imo.

[SamIAm]

BTW, I really liked the line about how Claire is attracted to boys just like her father, since they can both fly.

[ActionJeff]

nice episode

sucks that they are ending this seasn so short, all of that buildup for nothing when the episodes were finally getting good...

[pikkupossu]

yay no mexicans [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[Scotty.]

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Should I just give up continuity with time travel. Hasn't one of the biggest proponents in any time travel plot ever been you can't meet your past self.


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Yes. We learned in TimeCop that the same matter cannot occupy the same space, thus Hiro and little Hiro should have imploded and their matter cease to exist. Plot hole imo.

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Cells in the human body are constantly dying and new ones being regenerated in their place. Old Hiro and young Hiro are comprised of different cellular matter.

[SamIAm]

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Cells in the human body are constantly dying and new ones being regenerated in their place. Old Hiro and young Hiro are comprised of different cellular matter.

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Yeah, good job. You've successfully used Science to explain-away any problems one might have with Heroes. [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

[KneeCo]

- Saw the ending re: using Clair's blood to save her dad coming a mile away.

- Although we knew who the killer would be, I hoped it would be someone else. Hiro's dad's last line really makes no sense (he never thought his worst enemy woudl come after him?)

- Kristen Bell = awesome.

- I don't understand Hiro is determined to get revenge on Adam, right? So ok, he doesn't want to save his dad, whatever, but why not stick around for a couple more secs, freeze time again, and kill Adam?