Thread: Heroes, Volume 4: "Fugitives"

Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

I did not say the ending was bad. I said it was Sad. As in, emotional.

I am saying it was bad though. What a completely moronic thing to do. They can't just keep removing characters that are cool from the story.

Oh yeah, I completely forgot about it. I was pretty bummed that Daphne died, but it really was one of the most emotionally charged death scene I think I've ever seen on TV.
It's on par with Charlie Pace from Lost's death scene and... hmm... I can't think of another one off hand.

Really great scene. If I had a choice I'd love to go out in similar fashion.


I also really hope that was foreshadowing to Parkman's (hopefully) newly emerging telekinesis. Telepathy and telekinesis really go hand in hand. I'd love that to be the case.

He could fly because he was in a dream... like LD'ing I guess.

Right I understand that(not really a dream, but yeah)

I'm just hoping it's kind of a taste of what's to come, namean?

Finally got around to it, and I'd have to say that was the best episode this season. Hiro going for the wheelbarrow cracked my shit up, and Daphne dying instead of running away slapped me upside the head. Maybe I'm lowering the bar, but this show is usually so predictable that I was impressed when they got me there.

Originally Posted by Sandform

I am saying it was bad though. What a completely moronic thing to do. They can't just keep removing characters that are cool from the story.

I dunno, was it just me, or was Daphne looking kind of fat in that episode? They probably killed her off because you can't have a fat speedster.

Well that was an uneventful episode...

Anyone else thing Danko has an ability?

Originally Posted by The Cusp

Well that was an uneventful episode...

Anyone else thing Danko has an ability?

No. If he does he doesn't know about it yet.

I'm afraid to read any of the comments, I forgot the show was on today.

I'll watch it soon then.

Originally Posted by The Cusp

Anyone else thing Danko has an ability?

Yes. I've been thinking that for a while now.

I think he might be one of those hypocritical crusaders who hates what he is so, in denial, he takes up the fight against others like him.

Originally Posted by Oneironaut

I think he might be one of those hypocritical crusaders who hates what he is so, in denial, he takes up the fight against others like him.

Exactly! I'm just trying to figure out what his ability might be from his personality.

How did he figure out who that shapeshifter was anyways? His men get killed, then all of a sudden he has they guy's name and picture? Sylar didn't tell him who it was. Perhaps because of his ability?

And sylar is still friggin' awesome.
This episode was kind of.. 'different'.
Not in a bad way, though.

Originally Posted by The Cusp

Exactly! I'm just trying to figure out what his ability might be from his personality.

How did he figure out who that shapeshifter was anyways? His men get killed, then all of a sudden he has they guy's name and picture? Sylar didn't tell him who it was. Perhaps because of his ability?

And let's not forget (even though I can't remember exactly what was said) the conversation he had with Mrs. Patrelli. She called him out on something mysterious - implying that he might have a power; asking him something like "And how exactly was it that you survived that??" To which he answered with nothing but an uneasy silence.

Originally Posted by dajo

And sylar is still friggin' awesome.
This episode was kind of.. 'different'.
Not in a bad way, though.

I liked the episode. I loved seeing Sylar being himself again - toying with the man that was tearing the city apart trying to catch people like him, and acquiring his new ability. I also liked Claire's drinking contest with the guys (); and I appreciated the extra validity being added toward my loathing for Nathan.

Originally Posted by The Cusp

How did he figure out who that shapeshifter was anyways? His men get killed, then all of a sudden he has they guy's name and picture? Sylar didn't tell him who it was. Perhaps because of his ability?

His men got killed because they were going in after the guy: the computer flagged his DNA in a database, but they didn't know what his power was. Noah Bennett reamed him out for "going in blind," remember?

I don't think Danko has a power, just a history of "going native" and sacrificing his men when the going gets tough.

That was a good episode

I'll most likely meet a cast member tomorrow or friday; guess who it is and you'll win...well, squat.

EDIT: I can't actually confirm or deny until professional obligations are met

Originally Posted by Taosaur

His men got killed because they were going in after the guy: the computer flagged his DNA in a database, but they didn't know what his power was. Noah Bennett reamed him out for "going in blind," remember?

I don't think Danko has a power, just a history of "going native" and sacrificing his men when the going gets tough.

That was a good episode

I'll most likely meet a cast member tomorrow or friday; guess who it is and you'll win...well, squat.

Matt Parkman. :]