Monday, September 30, 2024

RW623 - Heroes Rewatch S03E14-15 - Clear Trust

 


In this weeks episode of The Heroes Rewatch, Cory and Tom crash, fight, run and resist as they discuss season 3 episodes 14 & 15, A Clear and Present Danger and Trust & Blood.

Chapter One 'A Clear and Present Danger':

Volume: Four

Written by: Tim Kring

Directed by: Greg Yaitanes

Original airdate: February 2, 2009

 

Synopsis: 

2 months after the incident at Pinehearst, Tracy has returned to her normal life, back in touch with the governor, but soon finds herself tased and captured by Nathan’s new strike force, led by a man named Danko. 

Hiro, having bought an old firehouse to use as their base of operations, tries to impress Ando with his new comic-book-like superset and a super motorcycle. Ando is not impressed, refusing the suit, but pleased with the motorcycle. Hiro however still has trust issues apparently as he refuses to give Ando the password to the computer, and then injects him against his will with a GPS tracker, explaining he also injected himself earlier. Ando, upset, rides away. Later, Hiro tracks Ando at a strip bar and tells him over their radio that he is supposed to be using his powers for good. The conversation is cut short when Ando hears Hiro being attacked and he rushes back to find the firehouse empty.

Angela tries to convince Claire that everything is over, Pinehearst, Primatech, and the Company, but Claire doesn’t believe it, knowing Sylar is still alive out there. Claire later overhears Angela talking with Nathan about his plans and leaves upon hearing Nathan is going after Peter and Parkman.

Sylar meanwhile tracks down his father, Martin, who walked out on him and his mother. The man holds him at gunpoint, thinking him a thief, but Sylar reveals who he is and the two begin talking. Martin explains he was offered Sylar as a baby for money and given his mother couldn’t conceive on her own, they went through with it. He gives Sylar the name of the man who offered him the baby, his brother, Sylar’s real father, Samson Gray, a taxidermist. He goes to find him, but the house is empty save for a lit cigarette. Suddenly Danko’s men crash in and begin tasing Sylar but he proves too powerful, subduing his attackers with ease, saving one of them for interrogation about the location of Samson. 

Daphne, still using her powers, gets her work done early so she can come home and hang out with Matt but he wants to just live a normal life and work a regular job. She says she understands, promising to try and be normal. As he hugs her, he sees a vision of Usutu again. Later, Matt sees Usutu again and is told that he has been chosen as the oracle and to draw the future, as he suddenly drops into the white eyed precog trance and begins predicting the future. He awakens to hear Claire knocking at his door and as they look over the drawings, Danko and his men show up, subduing Matt with a taser and capturing Claire.

Peter works as a paramedic, and upon being unable to save a man hurt in a car crash, curses himself for not being stronger. A coworker confides in him that he is concerned about his brother Nathan and talking about rounding up bad people and putting them away. Claire calls Peter and warns him about the impending attack, but he says he will ask Angela and call her back. Peter tales a cab which happens to be driven by Mohinder and the two debate the merits of Nathan’s new plan for those with abilities. After dropping off Peter, Mohinder picks up another passenger who turns out to be Danko who holds him at gunpoint, directing him to just drive to the top of a parking structure where he is faced by a group of armed men. Mohinder grabs the taxi cab door and tears it loose with tremendous strength, throwing it at the men and running away. He is suddenly blocked by Bennet who tells him to get in the car if he wants to live. Bennet begins asking Mohinder many questions about who he’s seen and talked to before driving him right back to Danko, revealing he is working with them.

Peter seeks out Angela but only finds his brother waiting for him, and the two trade barbs back and forth about what he is planning. Nathan wants Peter’s input on his plan and he agrees to meet him for dinner later. Nathan however runs into Peter earlier and asks him to tell him that he is in agreement with Nathan’s plan but Peter says he can’t. Nathan asks for a hug before Bennet appears from behind Peter and tases him. 

As Peter, Matt, Mohinder, Tracy, Hiro, and unnamed others are drugged and masked, led onto a plane for transport, Claire, who was given the chance to leave by Nathan, attacks her driver and runs back to the plane, sneaking on board and slowly releasing everyone. Peter reveals that he has no strength anymore until he touches Mohinder and uses his sudden power to escape his bonds. A flight ensues between everyone as Claire makes her way to the cockpit, finding out her father Bennet is there. As the fight continues, Peter touches Tracy and suddenly has her ice power, leading him to accidentally freeze the plane, causing it to start to crash as the hull is ripped open.

Back-issues:

Zeljko Ivanek played Danko, best known as a lead in the Tea Leoni series Madam Secretary (Secretary of State balancing life and work and family) for 120 episodes. He’s had a number of recurring roles in TV series such as The Mob Doctor, True Blood, Suits, Oz, 24, The Walking Dead: Dead City, Homicide: Life On The Streets, Law & Order, John Adams, Big Love, and The Event.

Chapter Two 'Trust and Blood':

Volume: Four

Written by: Mark Verheiden

Directed by: Allan Arkush

Original airdate: February 9, 2009

 

Synopsis: 

Nathan, on the phone with his mother, tells her the story of how the plane crashed with most of the prisoners escaping. Hiro teams up with Mohinder and Matt, managing to avoid capture, but Matt goes into a trance again, seeing Usutu and begins heading in a different direction. Peter and Claire team up but Bennet shows up and grabs her, holding Peter at gunpoint. Claire begs him to stop and he relents, letting Peter go, leading to him teaming up with Tracy when he finds her hiding, and wanting to get back to her normal life. As Claire tells her dad that people will ask questions, a number of missiles hit the plane crash, obliterating the area. Nathan is angry at Danko for ordering the air strike, but the soldier reveals he is more of a loose cannon than Nathan thought, wanting to use lethal methods to get rid of the people with abilities. 

Ando, having used the GPS tracker to find Hiro, attempts to get a flight to Arkansas but Daphne shows up, looking for Matt. Together she runs them to Arkansas and together they see Claire captured. Daphne rescues her while Bennet and Nathan stare in shock.

Meanwhile, Matt draws again as Hiro and Mohinder change clothes, discussing Hiro’s loss of powers. Mohinder tells Hiro to give himself up since he has no powers, reasoning they might let him go. Hiro is adamant that he must stay and help his friends. Matt comes out of the trance and they see he has drawn Daphne being shot at the crash site and start to head back there to find her, with Mohinder and Hiro following behind.

Upon returning to the crash site, Matt and Daphne, and Hiro and Ando are reunited but Danko’s men show up and shoot Daphne. Matt loses control and begins taking control of the soldiers, making them shoot each other, until Danko shows up and takes control, killing the mind controlled soldier and recapturing Claire as everyone else escapes. Nathan has to call Danko off from trying to kill Claire, while Bennet pulls her aside to tell her to go home while he does what he can for the others. 

Sylar, having managed to get enough information about the soldier to take him to a house near Sylar’s father’s house, ties the soldier to a chair and then ambushes a woman and her son and holds them to chairs with telekinesis. As Sylar begins to torture the woman, Mary, the boy, Luke, reveals he has powers by using them to burn Sylar’s coffee cup. He takes Luke aside and begins talking with him about his powers and how he understands what the boy feels. With Sylar distracted, the soldier escapes his bonds and grabs his gun to attack Sylar but the boy sees it and uses his power on the soldier, melting and killing him. Sylar decides to leave but the boy wants to go with him, explaining that only he understands him, but also offering to tell him where Samson is. With his lie detector power, Sylar knows the boy believes he can find him so the two leave together. 

Tracy calls Nathan and asks for her life to be returned to normal in exchange for Peter, a plan they came up with. Nathan agrees and goes to their meeting spot, realizing that it is likely a trap, and reveals he didn’t come alone. Peter grabs Nathan, holding him at gunpoint, but ends up flying away while Tracy is apprehended. She is placed into a small shipping container while Nathan tells her that the abilities need to be controlled or they will lead to disaster. As the guards begin the process of lethal inhalation drugs into her system, she begins screaming that Nathan is one of them, while he walks away. Angela, hearing his whole tale, tells Nathan she isn’t helping him because he went above her to the president, leaving him on his own. 

Back at home, Sandra talks with Claire, asking her about her college visit trip, showing Claire that her father has again been lying to her about what is going on. Claire then accepts a text message from an unknown person named Rebel who wants to fight back as much as she does, stating how much they both hate the people that tried to take her friends.

Peter, Mohinder, Hiro and Matt meet up, with Matt wanting revenge for Danko killing Daphne, as the quartet begins putting together their plans to fight back.

Back-issues:

Dan Byrd played the young boy, Luke. He is likely best known from his role of Travis Cobb in 102 episodes of Cougar Town. He was also in 18 episodes of the canceled series Aliens in America (a young Muslim student from Pakistan is sent to live with a Christian family in Wisconsin as part of a foreign exchange program). He has been in some major movies, such as The Hills Have Eyes (a traveling family falls victim to a group of mutated cannibals in a desert far away from civilization), and Hilary Duff’s A Cinderella Story (routinely exploited by her wicked stepmother, the downtrodden Samantha Montgomery is excited about the prospect of meeting her Internet beau at the school's Halloween dance). More recently he has played Pastor Rob in Young Sheldon, and has been in Utopia (a group of young adults, who meet online, get a hold of a cult underground graphic novel, which not only pins them as a target of a shadowy deep state organization, but also burdens them with the dangerous task of saving the world).

Heroes EU:

Out of Town ... On Business
Noah Bennet goes out on "business".

Libertad
Claire receives a call to arms from a mysterious "friend".

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Saturday, September 28, 2024

RW622 - MCU Rewatch - Spider-Man: No Way Home

 


In this episode of The Marvel Cinematic Universe Rewatch, Cory and Eoghan invite their multiversal brothers to join the discussion of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Trailer:

Our Favourite Trivia:

On a budget of $200 million, the film became Sony's highest-grossing film in history. The film earned $1.6 billion in its first 11 days at the box office, finally earling $1.927 billion. The film is the first Marvel Movie ever to earn $1 billion worldwide without being released in China.


Tom Holland helped to save this movie from cancellation by forcing renegotiations between Sony and Disney. Under the terms of the new deal, not only does this movie still take place within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), but Spider-Man can also appear in future MCU movies, as well as Sony's own Spider-Man franchise.


It was revealed at the film's premiere that Tom Holland and Zendaya had started dating. This means that all three Spider-Man actors have dated their female co-stars as Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst and Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone all had been romantically involved.


On February 23rd, 2021, Tom Holland, Jacob Batalon and Zendaya all posted images from the film along with three different titles on Instagram. Holland's post titled it "Spider-Man: Phone Home". Batalon's post titled it "Spider-Man: Home-Wrecker". Zendaya's post titled it "Spider-Man: Home Slice". All the titles kept the use of the word "home" from the previous movies. The next day, a video with the three actors was released, showing Holland walking out of director Jon Watts' office, thinking he gave them another fake title. As they walk out, the official title was revealed on a whiteboard to be "Spider-Man: No Way Home" along with various mock titles.

The first trailer became the most-watched movie trailer, with 355 million global views in its first 24 hours. It was the first trailer to receive over 300 million views within that timeframe. The previous record-holder was Avengers: Endgame (2019), which accrued 289 million views. The record was later broken by Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), with 365 million views.


Months before the film's release, footage of Andrew Garfield on set was leaked. It contained no audio and showed Garfield in Spider-Man costume, leaning on a railing and mouthing a sentence. The footage led to a heavy debate on the internet whether the footage was real or deepfaked. The footage later turned out to be real, and takes place when the three Spider-Men are discussing Tobey Maguire's web fluid being natural. The moment that leaked online was when Garfield's Spider-Man asked "Do you ever get web block?"


In the lead up to this film, The Daily Bugle created a TikTok account, with Betty Brant running it.


After encountering characters from the multiverse, Ned wonders if there is another "Ned" out there. In the comics, Ned Leeds is a Daily Bugle reporter who is brainwashed into becoming the Hobgoblin.


Both Rhys Ifans and Thomas Haden Church reprise their roles through voice acting only. Neither actor was available for filming. Their characters, Dr. Curt Connors/Lizard and Flint Marko/Sandman, respectively, are represented throughout the film through CGI. This is why their characters don't appear in human form until the end of the film. Stock footage of Ifans and Church from their previous films is used for these brief scenes.


Wong is now Sorcerer Supreme because Dr. Strange was snapped out of existence and gone for five years. In the script for Avengers: Endgame (2019), Wong was mentioned to have been snapped away as well, but since this was never mentioned on screen, it was apparently changed for Spiderman: No Way Home. This is the first time this has been outright explained, though it does cause the ending and mid-credits of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) (where Wong is Kamar-Taj' contact person rather than Strange) to make a little more sense. He appears to take this job very seriously except when he's off doing karaoke with the cast of Shang-Chi.

What's Up Next?

It's Halloween again, and we're delving into the world of The Thing, starting with a classic, The Thing from Another World.

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Monday, September 23, 2024

RW621 - Heroes Rewatch - All EU Part 4

 


In this weeks episode of The Heroes Rewatch, Cory and Tom discuss webisodes Hard Knox and The Recruit, along with a random Pinehearst Commercial and more graphic novels.

Hard Knox:

Hard Knox

Written by Rob Fresco

Directed by Allan Arkush


A 4 part web series titled Choices, Get Straight, Fear and The Main Man Now.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1357770/

The Recruit:

The Recruit

Written by Timm Keppler and Jim Martin

Directed by Rob Hardy


A 5 part web series titled Private Mills, It Was Nothing, We Do What We Have To Do, Day of Reckoning and The Truth Within. A part 6 was also released, which compiled all episodes together.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1343007/


Pinehearst Commercial:

Graphic Novels:

Red Eye Parts 1-2

Revenge on the Kill Squad.

Running away from the past rarely leads to the future.


Under the Bridge Parts 1-2

Surviving a bus crash.

Attempting to run.


What We Have Wrought

Mohinder is asked to reproduce the formula.


Almost famous

Parkman tries to stay out of the limelight.

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Saturday, September 21, 2024

RW620 - MCU Rewatch - Eternals

 


In this episode of The Marvel Cinematic Universe Rewatch, Cory and Eoghan have a lot of history to catch up on as they discuss Eternals.

Trailer:

Our Favourite Trivia:

Disney and Marvel officials publicly speculated on the film's release strategy, with Kevin Feige suggesting whether it launched primarily in theaters or on Disney+ would be contingent on the box office performance of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021). When Shang-Chi proved to be a clear theatrical success, Disney announced days later that Eternals would indeed release exclusively in theaters for 45 days.


Chloé Zhao described the film as a melting pot of East-West influences: Jack Kirby's original work, previous comic-book films (Marvel and otherwise), Studio Ghibli films, Terrence Malick films, the Final Fantasy (1987) series, and her love of science fiction and fantasy films/TV shows/novels and manga comics, specifically Ancient Aliens (2009) and the works of historian/author Yuval Noah Harari.


The Celestials were first mentioned and briefly seen in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) when the Collector explained the origin of the universe and the Infinity Stones.


Sersi is based on her classic version in the comics (a green-clad superhuman who can alter matter), but also based on the Eternal Suyin King, a Chinese Eternal working as a teacher. In the comics Ajak, Makkari and Sprite are males; in the movie, they are females. 


Kumail Nanjiani described Kingo as combining the wisecracking attitude of Bruce Willis (specifically John McClane from Die Hard (1988)) with the look of Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan. Errol Flynn was also an influence on Kingo's character.


This is the third comic-book feature for Brian Tyree Henry, after Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) and Joker (2019).


Dane is mentioned to have an estranged uncle. In the comics, said uncle is Nathan Garrett, a supervillain and Dane's predecessor as the Black Knight.


Arishem's compromise at the end of the film, where he takes Sersi, Kingo, and Phastos to analyze their memories and judge human civilization, is a reference not only to his title as the Judge of the Fourth Host but to possibly setting up the "Alpha Day" event from the first Eternals run. Alpha Day is the 50-year period upon which the Fourth Celestial Host judges a civilization.

A tie-in webcomic was released, Eternals: The 500 Year War. It had seven issues, with each issue having a different writer and artist. As of 2024, this is the last MCU film to have a tie-in comic.


Unused ideas for The Stingers included some of the Eternals being recruited for a new Avengers line-up and an appearance from Jonathan Majors as Kang the Conqueror. There was also an idea for the person who speaks to Dane when he's about to lift the Ebony Blade to be Anthony Mackie as the new Captain America, rather than Mahershala Ali as Blade.

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Multiverse expands in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

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Monday, September 16, 2024

RW619 - Heroes Rewatch S03E12-13 - Father Dual


In this weeks episode of The Heroes Rewatch, Cory and Tom back the wrong side but topple empires as they discuss season 3 episodes 12 & 13, Our Father and Dual.

Chapter Twelve 'Our Father':

Volume: Three

Written by: Adam Armus & Kay Foster

Directed by: Jeannot Szwarc

Original airdate: December 8, 2008

 

Synopsis: 

As Hiro and Claire watch themselves in the past, they eavesdrop on Kaito talking with his wife, who wants to give young Hiro the catalyst, to which Kaito disagrees. They witness Hiro’s mother heal a dove and both Claire and Hiro realize what their next move is. Claire is off to stop the company from putting the catalyst in her as a baby while Hiro is off to ask his mother to heal his mind and bring back his memories. Before he can do so, he overhears his father telling his mother that he doesn’t believe Hiro will amount to anything. When he leaves, Hiro goes to his mother and asks her to heal his memories, explaining who he is. She succeeds in restoring his memories, and he reveals all he has accomplished. She is happy to see what he has made of himself and agrees to give him the catalyst as she always wanted. Unfortunately, as she does so, it is at the cost of her life as she passes away.


Sylar, having killed Elle, gets a call from Arthur but tells him he’s done working for him, planning to go and collect some more abilities before coming to find him. Angela meanwhile convinces Peter to go after Arthur and shoot him in the back of the head to end his reign of terror. 


Nathan returns to Arthur and informs him that he is taking over Pinehurst. Arthur balks, but Tracy intervenes and gets him to agree. Nathan meets with a soldier that has been picked to undergo the formula test, asking why he volunteered before and explains that it will change his life forever. 


Claire drops in on a young Sandra holding baby Claire and offers to help as she is struggling to get inside her apartment. The help is gladly accepted and the two begin bonding as they care for Baby Claire. Bennet returns home and questions who Claire is, not buying her cover story of being the niece of a neighbor and ushers Sandra out of the room. Claire begins talking to him about the baby and trying to drop as many hints about the future as she can, telling him to not stay distant to the baby because she will be in his life for at least the next 16 years. When the phone rings she tells him to not answer it because the company wants the baby back to do something to her, and to just keep his Claire Bear safe just the way she is. He pauses, liking the name, and doesn’t answer the phone.  


Sylar meanwhile shows up at a woman’s office and kills her, taking her power of lie detection, while killing a few coworkers on the way out for good measure.


Matt, Daphne, and Ando go to the company that hires bike messenger to find the missing Isaac Mendez sketchbook but the owner feigns ignorance. Under pressure from Matt’s powers he agrees to go get it out of the back room, but starts biking away. Daphne easily catches up to him and retrieves the book. As they look at the pages, they see that Hiro has been lost in time. 


Back in the past, Hiro regroups with Claire, preparing to return home with the catalyst but Arthur shows up and takes his powers and the catalyst, flicking him away over the edge of the roof as he teleports Claire away and returns back to his present. He puts the catalyst into the formula and they begin the injection on the soldier Nathan talked to earlier. He appears to be having a seizure but when it ends he stands up super strong, pulling the bolted down chair up and hurling it through the glass. 


Peter and The Haitian show up at Pinehearst and confront him. The Haitian holds off Arthur by canceling his powers as Peter aims a gun at his father. Arthur begins talking, trying to manipulate Peter again as the Haitian begs Peter to kill him, despite knowing that it is not Peter’s natural inclination to do so. As Arthur presses back against the Haitian, he weakens and begins losing control of Arthur, until Peter finally fires but the bullet stops, Sylar having shown up and holding it in place with his telekinesis. He asks Arthur if he’s actually his father and Sylar uses his ability to discern that it’s a lie, allowing the bullet to finish its course, killing Arthur, shot in the head. 

Back-issues:

Tamlyn Tomita played Ishi Nakamura, Hiro’s mother. She is best known for her role of Kimiko in The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai. She was in a number of episodes of The Good Doctor, Teen Wolf, Law and Order, Jag, CSI, and Santa Barbara, as well as Commander Oh in Star Trek: Picard, amongst 140 total credits and counting.


Chad Faust played Scott, the marine. He has been in 34 episodes of The 4400, and a number of one-off roles as well.

Chapter Thirteen 'Dual':

Volume: Three

Written by: Jeph Loeb

Directed by: Greg Beeman

Original airdate: December 15, 2008

 

Synopsis: 

Nathan finds Peter standing over the dead body of their father, who then holds Nathan at gunpoint, telling him the formula needs to be destroyed and the plan stopped. Nathan refuses, saying it’s their plan now to make the world a better place. Peter hands over the gun, but punches Nathan out.


Bennet, Angela, Meredith and Claire decide to head to Pinehurst to help Peter take out Arthur, but SYlar has shown up and put the Company building on lockdown, trapping them. He begins playing mind games with them, trying to show them that they are all monsters like himself. He begins telling Claire that he will let everyone go if she kills Angela, but she instead just shoots the phone. Bennett and Meredith recruit Danny Pine, Echo, and Puppermaster Doyle to take down Sylar, promising their freedom to whomever finishes the job. Unfortunately, they are all taken out one by one by Sylar who also manages to inject Meredith with adrenaline, causing her powers to go into overdrive. He traps her and Bennet in a cell together, as her power starts emanating from her hands, out of control. Claire and Angela go to try and rescue them but get separated with Claire fending off Sylar. She finds her father and using Meredith’s powers to weaken the glass, she jumps through, breaking it and rescuing her father. Meredith stays behind due to her powers continuing to spiral out of control. 


Ando, Daphne and Matt check the sketchbook out and decide that if they can get the formula, Ando can use it to get time travel abilities and go back to save Hiro. Daphne runs off to find Mohinder and the formula. Peter has also made his way to Mohinder however, and the two begin fighting as Mohinder desperately needs the formula to cure himself whereas Peter wants it destroyed. While fighting, Daphne zooms in and takes it back to Matt and Ando who injects it and immediately begins showing signs of his abilities. While at first it looks like red lightning shooting from his hands, his ability actually supercharges other’s abilities, making Matt able to hear thoughts from all over the city, and making Daphne run fast enough that she travels back in time a few seconds. Knowing that, they decide that Ando can help Daphne run to the past to save Hiro.


Back at Pinehearst, Mohinder and Peter continue fighting but he is aided by Knox and Flint who don’t want abilities to be given to everyone because then they become less special in turn. Flint goes too hard on Mohinder with Peter feeling some sympathy for him. After knocking out Mohinder, they begin trashing the entire building. Nathan tries to sic his super soldier on to Peter but Knox arrives and breaks his neck, holding Nathan off. Nathan manages to get a good punch in on Knox but Knox recovers quickly and goes to hit him with his super strength but Tracy arrives and freezes him solid before knocking him over into a million pieces. Tracy tries to get Nathan to run away with her so as to not be associated with the situation going down, but he refuses, firing her. 


Hiro, stuck in the past, gets off a flagpole he grabbed onto when Arthur tossed him over the edge of the building, making it inside his younger self’s home. He manages to convince his younger self to help him by finding the formula. They get it out of Kaito’s safe but he shows up and begins to attack older Hiro with his sword, thinking him to be a simple thief. Hiro tries telling him the formula must be destroyed, ripping it in half but Daphne shows up at that moment and whisks him back to the future, leaving the torn formula and his father behind. Hiro tells them they must destroy the formula with Daphne taking him to Pinehearst where they see Tracy trying to abscond with it. Hiro punches her, knocking her down as he grabs the formula and Daphne again runs them both away safely. 


Peter and Flint, still wrecking their lab, pour out all of the formula out, dosing Mohinder, before Flint begins to turn on Peter, wanting to blow up the entire building. Nathan knocks Flint out, but then also punches Peter before Flint fires up the room, and starts a chain reaction that causes the whole building to explode as Peter flies them both out of a window. Nathan is incensed that Peter flew, knowing he took the formula as well. Peter defends it saying he had to save him  because he loves his brother but Nathan says he never would have done that and flies off. 


Angela faces off against Sylar, but he knows she isn’t his mother. She tells him that she knows WHO his real parents are and he uses his power to see that she is telling the truth now. He demands to know the truth but Claire sneaks up behind him, impaling him in the back of his neck with a broken shard of glass, disabling him. Claire goes back for her mother but she won’t leave because she’s too out of control. Claire and Bennet both run out of the building as it explodes, while back at Pinehearst, Mohinder, now seemingly healed, finds himself getting into a car with Tracy. 


Later, Nathan finds himself talking to the US President, telling him what has been going on, the abilities of everyone he knows, telling him they need to be rounded up and imprisoned so they will not be a danger to anyone. 

Back-issues:

Michael Dorn was The President. He is best known for playing Klingon Worf on Star Trek the Next Generation and Deep Space 9, as well as the associated spinoffs and movies. He has a long career (180 credits) spanning not just live action but a lot of voice work, including I Am Weasel, Cow and Chicken, Gargoyles, Duck Dodgers, and numerous superhero voice roles. He previously was a supporting cast member of classic cop show ChiPs as well with Erik Estrada.

Heroes EU:

Truths

Arthur Petrelli reflects on his life in the moments before he is killed.


Stuck in the Middle

Ryan learns the truth about the program at Pinehearst.

Continued in The Recruit webisodes.

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