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Well, traditionally, Heroes always ends its season by resolving the volume/storyline and spends the final minute setting up the next one. I doubt this year will be any different.

I think it's gotten to the point now where people will complain about "Heroes" no matter what, because hey - that's just the way to talk about it these days. But really, the second half of the season is much better than the first half, IMO.

Also; he specifically said in that future that he got that particular power from "a girl named Candace".

The latter. But that doesn't necessarily mean that what was said was untrue.

The last we saw of Parkman in season one was when he got put into an ambulance after having been shot. We never saw him reunite with his wife.

Season 2. And it wasn't shown, only referred to.

You know, the people watching those other 90% are saying exactly the same thing about their favorite shows...

Then again, that shouldn't be too hard to avoid now that Peter can only hold on to one power at a time.

Decent start to the new volume, but I'm disappointed that we will apparently have to go through the "Claire has daddy issues!" storyline yet again. Seriously, they've done this in every volume so far.

That seems pretty unlikely at this point. (Of course, at this very moment it's a moot point seeing as he's dead, but I think it's fair to expect he won't be for long.)

That definitely happened on-screen in season one, yes. Pretty cool that it would have ramifications almost two years later. And it makes sense, too!

Indeed. And Adam was more freaked out than anyone, so clearly it was the first time his powers manifested. I think it's safe to assume that not all eclipses rob heroes of their powers. The one in the pilot didn't seem to affect the previous generation.

Yeah, the "it evolves" argument is just downright silly because Heroes definitely has Smallville beat in that regard.

My guess would be next week.

I think Peter lost his absorbing ability, yes, otherwise he would have absorbed all his old powers right back from dad which he clearly didn't.

If he gets them back. Hey, people have been complaining that too many characters have powers lately...

I'm happy to see I was wrong about Hiro's fake-stabbing of Ando was somehow going to continue to drive them apart. That was getting old. Peter lost all his powers... Didn't see that one coming. But at least he should be rid of his "hunger" now. I guess with Mohinder going Brundlefly, they had...

That is actually from a deleted scene from the first episode of season 2. I don't know if that counts as a spoiler or not (and it may or may not be canon).

And, as far as we know, everyone else except Nikki/Tracy/Barbara, Nathan and Mohinder.

IIRC, someone said in one of the Blu-Ray commentaries that he was only ever called HRG in the scripts.

Wasn't he always called HRG?

Getting healed by blood injection from Claire or Adam is a one time deal, it doesn't continue to protect you from injury. Sylar was healed this way at the end of season 2, but shortly after when he was stabbed by Claire he didn't heal until he'd acquired her power.

I figure he had an idea on how to "fix" it before he even did it, I'm just disappointed we didn't see it this week. No doubt this will play a big part in them turning on each other. What I am wondering now is; now that we know Linderman is just an illusion, how was Nathan healed?

Agreed. They should however be made to feel bad about not devoting their full attention to the show (for a mere 44 minutes a week) if they insist on bitching about it to the world afterwards.

Now, that I will agree with. Every indication so far has been that he stops time completely. And he can go backwards in time as well as forwards, why can't he make it stand still?

Yep, that was exactly how it was already explained on the show. No offense, but it amazes me how often I see people having issues with something in a TV series or movie and complain about it, only to have it turn out whatever the "problem" was has already been explicitly addressed. WHY can't...

Good episode. Glad to see HRG wasn't actually won over by Sylar, and that Sylar is not suddenly a redeemed good guy. Not sure I buy the whole "I can't control the hunger" thing, though. What I didn't like was what they're doing with Hiro and Ando. Clearly, their friendship is going to...

As far as we know, Nikki is dead and there may yet be a plausible explanation for her doppelganger's existance. Too early to tell. As for Linderman, I'm guessing he's a figment of Nathan's imagination and really still dead. Again, too early to tell. Claire's mom, however, was never killed off in...

Eh, you realize what you're accusing Mohinder of here, right? If Maya didn't want to, she certainly would have protested.