Colossal Spoons
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...show a little leg 

I watched the episode with a friend last night, and we couldn't help but think the whole Hiro storyline is getting a little silly. All this nonsense about him losing his power and needing a sword, it's just all a horribly contrived way of getting him the sword his future self had.
I've enjoyed the episodes on the whole so far, but the comeback has been a little slow. I'm really hoping it picks up a touch. By the end of this episode, I felt as though it had really only just started to get going.
I don't understand why Hiro lost his powers in the first place![]()
I'm convinced he's just lost faith in himself and subconciously blocked out his powers.
Just like in Spider-Man 2.
When he gets the sword, he'll gain the confidence he needs to use his powers again, not because of the sword, but because of his own faith in himself.
Doubt in oneself can be a very limiting thing.
Yeah, that's pretty safe to assume.
What I think will happen on the day of the explosion is that Nate is gonna fly Peter a safe distance away from the city and get himself killed in the process.
And you know if they cut out these last two episodes and cut right to the action you would all be complaining so give up and go watch another show
I enjoy Nikki/DL/Micah story as long as they dont do too much of it like they did in this last episode
I cant wait to see the shrink talk to Jessica
I dont think Linderman or Nate is Claire's father
I'll be interested to see who it actually is on Monday
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Now I'm seeing **** on that picture. Maybe it's Claire's mom?
Nope I actually wouldn't have. I'd have gone "YES FINALLY SOMETHING HAPPENING!"
Which is why, I think, he'll be forced to use his powers without his sword and he'll realize he had it in him all along. Kind of like Harry in Prisoner of Azkaban, he doesn't know he can produce the patronus that saves Sirius until he's forced into trying.
I haven't read through all these so this might have already been stated...I think that HRG told Claire's mother that Claire was dead and vice versa.
I actually agree - Looking at it now, it sorta has a girlish figure.
HP references :heart:
I still think it's the nuclear man. Always have.
exactly, that's the whole point of the show, being a hero is much more than blowing green lasers out of your pimples and fighting villians with total disregard to public and private property, it's also in the smaller, everyday feats and how we deal with them (Matt doing his best to save his marriage, DL facing hard times, etc)Hmmm...
I think Hiro's storyline makes sense given Hiro's dogmatic sense of comic book heroism... it's all confidence based. I think to really enjoy the show you have to realize that not all the characters are right, and just because someone says something doesn't mean it is so, only that it's what they think.
On the Jessica storyline... I keep thinking that eventually it will come full circle and everything will link up awesomely. I think Jessica may jump ship to another body (perhaps only possible if Nikki dies), perhaps that's the motivation DL and Micah need to do more than just survive.
As much as some may dislike it, and while DL's desperation fell a little flat in this ep, I think there's something to be said for seeing a normal family just try to survive in the adversity created by their abilities. What if DL is a hero because he makes a better life for his son? Is he not as heroic, as self-sacrificing as the guy who throws a nuclear bomb into the atmosphere? Moreso?
In the painting it looks like there are 2 people standing in front of the person on fire/going nuclear
Take one of these, you'll feel better.
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In the painting it looks like there are 2 people standing in front of the person on fire/going nuclear