yes, his power is similiar to rogue's from xmen, without the side-effects. He basically absorbs others powers, which is why he wasn't frozen in time when Hiro stopped the train.

 

It's a damn good show; I dvr it every mon. night so as not to miss it. Lost is still better, though.

-Chris

 

The only thing I wish for this show is that they just keep making it crazier and crazier each season until it becomes some full blown superhero series. And everyone suddenly gets replaced by the cast of Xmen (like Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry). That'll never happen, but it would be tight.

 

maybe hiro just got better control of his powers now so he probly singled him out.i remember seeing bits of pieces for future episodes of the younger brother flying when he was gonna be captured by the cheerleaders dad and the other weirdo.

 

Then turtles will mutate and become ninjas......

 

See that's what I thought. But that future episode with the flying guy is the senator/brother guy. From what I got at the end of that episode is that the senator/brother was kidnapped by the cheerleaders dad. That's what led me to say what Racenut and gtev123 said. He has whatever powers are around him. Cause if you watched closely during this episode you saw the artists eyes had no color while he saw the future. In the previews of future episodes I saw the brother have those same eyes. Its really interesting! I love this show.

 

I am dying to learn more about Syler. He is so shrouded in mystery.

Yeah peter defenitally has a rogue-esque power meaning he can absorb others powers (Flying, Future, Time stopping) etc. It looked like in the previews peter's senator brother has honed his flying abilities. kind of like archangel

and neo hiro is BAD-***...

Love how HIro can be the comic relief and the badass at the same time

 

man at work today i was thinking "When i get home i'm going to start a thread about Heroes" and to my joy someone else has started one

Last nights #4 was the best yet. Hiro is by far the best one of the bunch and i can't wait to see where the whole thing is going to go.

-rich

 

oh yeah i remember that part now.lol all we can do now is keep on watching and wait for monday nights

 

And has anybody noticed that Claire the cheerleader always has her cheerleader outfit on? I wonder if NBC is doing it just to lore people in to see a cute girl in a cheerleader outfit. It's not like real life cheerleaders wear their outfits every day to school. lol

 

actually a lot of times they do....back when I was in elementary school, they wear them everyday when there's practice, or a game later on in the day.

Heck, if u want to see Hayden Panettiere in a cheerleading outfit all the time, you could go watch the movie Bring It On 2

 

man... hiro popped out of no where like ***in american ninja.... and where did he learn the english? man... makes u want to watch more and more

 

That thinks this show is lame? Ok, I admit, I watch it but only after having Tivo'd it.

There are so many things that bug the hell out of me. For one, the cheerleader. She's supposed to be this indestructable human. Yet, every time someone bumps into her or tosses her to the ground, her head ends up twisting around or she's impaled by something. I've never seen a more delicate kid. Then she really goes way over the top on the "I just want to be normal" thing.

The brother of the politician needs to get his *** kicked. He's determined to ruin his brother. It's like: Dude! Don't you realize your brother is in the public eye and that he's trying really hard to make it. All you're doing is f'ing all that up for him by being so self centered and selfish.

Ok, so the show does have one cool character, the Japanese guy. Now if only they could kill off everyone else...

 

lol i actually hate the politician brother,i understand him running for the election and trying to be the good one.but he messed up his brother during that speech and saying he's suicidal like their dad.

 

I actually really agree with you. The problem with comic storylines... they are too shallow, even (like Ultimate X-men) when they are set in the 'real world' the characters are two dimensional and overall you get the sense that real people just wouldn't respond this way. It's OK for superhero comics but when you start putting comics in a realworld setting....

But back to heroes, it's funny I think the politician is supposed to be slightly villified and we are supposed to hate him for being callous or something. But in reality he's the only NORMAL person. He reacts as a real person would. Everyone else is freaking psycho. The politician's brother is an f'ing idiot. That artist is f'ing stupid. The cheerleader is whack. The Indian guy is crazy too. The Japanese guy is interesting but beyond that he's excusable b/c he's SUPPOSED to be a fish out of water. The Stripper lady is kind of interesting too and so is her son.

I can suspend belief and I love crazy unrealistic plots - it's part of moviegoing and watching TV, but I don't like it when the show's creators try to convince us this is "real" (like they did advertising heroes) and then make two dimensional cookie cutter characters and unbelievable circumstances.