Heroes Volume 4 : Fugitives

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It seems to me that the ability to paint the future is "easy" to get. First Isaac, then Matt, and even Hiro. They all used it. Anyway, another explosion feels repetitive but it could turn out to be an interesting way to introduce a new character. Perhaps another person with radioactive powers.

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Pretty good episode last night, but I want to see if the city actually will go down as seen in Volume 1, where they traveled into the future and seen Peter with that scar (possibly from Hiro?)

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what if mat isnt the only bomber? what if he somehow controls many to blow themselves up? who knows, his powers could be used in a very destructive way.

Love how this episode started to show future peter coming in. Was really easy to see how he could end up like that now that this is going down. Such a great episode. If they can keep this up, we got a winner on our hands again i think.

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what if mat isnt the only bomber? what if he somehow controls many to blow themselves up? who knows, his powers could be used in a very destructive way.

Love how this episode started to show future peter coming in. Was really easy to see how he could end up like that now that this is going down. Such a great episode. If they can keep this up, we got a winner on our hands again i think.

That's a great way to look at it. I loved it when Nathan was saying something like, "Peter, you can't do it", then BAM Peter shoots the Hunter. Also interesting of note is how useful flying is. It was pretty sweet seeing Peter zip around, dodging bullets and all that.

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I think Matt will strap himself explosives only to get into Building 26 and free Daphne. But I think most of us here have already kind of forgotten that Hiro and Ando are supposed to find and save Matt. So something will go down in with Matt and his explosives.

Though, I do not see Matt being the one who blows up DC. It almost seems like it has to be someone else.

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Really loved this weeks episode!

It's getting really complex and interesting now, finding more and more out about Noah and the new thing going down with the bald guy and Nathan. Do we actually know where building 26 is situated, because I don't think its near the whitehouse so kinda guess that would be the whole "Matt trying to get Daphne out of Building 26" plot blown out of the water.

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