Maybe Rebel told him, or HRG contacted Peter and told him where she was and that they're going after her.

I wish that they had not revealed Rebel's identity. I believe that Rebel would have been much more powerful if we had remained in doubt as to who was actually helping out the people with abilities. They should have continued to have him systematically helping the hero's and hurting the government.

Decent episode, a little lacking in oomph but not in a bad way I thought. I hate Danko even more for teaming up with Sylar now, although they make an interesting team he's just feeding Sylar's addiction and when the time comes Sylar will betray Danko. I find it odd that Bennet keeps giving Angela and Peter chances, he does know what Danko is doing is wrong though so I suppose it makes sense. Not a bad one.

Show needs more episodes like this.

i really enjoyed that episode. i think it's a blend of the writing and the lack of the more worthless characters

What do you guys think will happen to Peter if he is "turned on" by baby Parkman? Will get get his original power back? Also was I mistaken, or did Sylar say Danko is a shiftshaper too?

First episode I've liked in quite a long time.

If Peter gets turned on by baby Matt Parkman? :lol: I'm not sure anything would happen though since he has a preexisting power but maybe he'd get it back. Sylar did say Danko was a shape shifter but he meant in the sense that he has no personal items at home and is hollow, not an actual shape shifter.

Ok, I wasn't sure if I was making that part up about Danko. Thanks for clarifying that for me. I have to admit the whole "turn on" phrase probably wasn't the best choice.. I really hope Peter gets his original power back. I really want to see him become epic again.

I do too, I think his personality would suit him being more powerful now. Before when he had all that power he was just like a lost puppy but now I think he'd be more bad [wagon] with them which would be cool to see.

What do you guys think will happen to Peter if he is "turned on" by baby Parkman? Will get get his original power back? Also was I mistaken, or did Sylar say Danko is a shiftshaper too?

 

 

 

Peter getting turned on by a baby?! I'd call Chris Hansen. But now that you mention it, it does make sence, thats probably why they even introduced Baby Parkman at all.

 

 

 

Anyways, I really like the Danko-Sylar team, too bad it will obviously end on betrayal. Decent chapter, much better than the last one.

Sylar is a better bounty hunter than Jango Fett! I think that if Peter gets turned on by the baby, he will actually lose his current power. Also, why didn't he absorb Angela's power when he flew away with her? Can he control when he absorbs powers?

Yea, he can. This was shown when he flew with Matt as well, then he grabbed his arm and borrowed his power willingly.

Sylar is a bad-[wagon].

 

He's just so damned slick.

 

 

 

And now he can be anyone, go anywhere, and do anything.

I like Sylar, but I don't like how they just give him powers so it fits the current storyline and somehow get rid of it for the next season

I thought that episode was up their with the past two episodes, looks like they're doing better this season finally. I kind of feel like they're just going to kill of the Rebel storyline now since the main heroes are out of custody but I suppose we'll see how that turns out. Looking forward to the next one.

Bennett's in exile, after a crazy episode of personal destruction. Hiro came in again and saved the day. Not much else to say about this weeks episode.. 3 episodes left in this season, can't wait to see where it goes.

Two good episodes in a row. This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

 

 

 

Or it could crash and burn.

All I can say is omfg baby Matt Parkman reminds me of my baby cousin Matthew. He is just so cute!

Kind of an eh episode I thought. Loved the flashbacks though, I thought it was cool seeing another view of the people that we haven't seen since the first season. Wasn't too big on the sister storyline, just seemed a little random and pointless but I suppose it gave Angela some peace of mind. I also liked how they connected it to the first season when Angela was at the police station for stealing socks.

I didn't like it that much.

Kind of an eh episode I thought. Loved the flashbacks though, I thought it was cool seeing another view of the people that we haven't seen since the first season. Wasn't too big on the sister storyline, just seemed a little random and pointless but I suppose it gave Angela some peace of mind. I also liked how they connected it to the first season when Angela was at the police station for stealing socks.

 

 

 

I got to agree. The sister storyline was pretty random. The overall theme of forgiveness was pretty dominate in this episode and it accomplished it. There is two more episodes right? They use to much word play..

The attempt to force a connection between young Angela and Claire was way too in-your-face.

Anyone else remembers that episode that theres a sight of the future where you can see Sylar as Nathan going inside a room and killing Claire? Do you guys think it could be related to Sylar's new ability to change the way he looks?

I'm pretty sure that was him using Candice's power but he doesn't care about Claire anymore anyways, he has her power and she can't die and neither can he so he isn't interested.