Heroes "Eris Quod Sum" Talkback (Spoilers)

[Space Cadet]

Having become monstrous, Mohinder attacks Nathan and Tracy, who try to save Maya and other subjects.

It airs tonight at 9 PM Eastern.

 

[Paul_Cousins]

Well we now know for sure who Sylar's real parents are. It's nice seeing Sylar play the hero for once.

 

[Space Cadet]

Well, Matt and Daphne are together...although not in the way they planned.

Edit: Well, it worked out and he got a kiss out of it.

 

[chdr]

This episode is proof why Matt Parkman is awesome.

 

[Rook]

Man, the Petrelli parents would make for good Sith Masters. How quick allegiances are turned by them is next to rediculous.

 

[Paul_Cousins]

Man, the Petrelli parents would make for good Sith Masters. How quick allegiances are turned by them is next to rediculous.

I know. And the fact they had children together is absolutely terrifying.

I think, even through Sylar threw Peter out of the window, he telekentically keep Peter fround dying from the fall to save Peter's life and let him escape.

If so, Sylar is a budding chessmaster.

And Matt is getting better with mindgames.

 

[Dudley]

I can't believe that Claire took that electric girl onto the plane. I totally saw that disaster coming.

Man, I can't believe it's going to air during my college's week. Things are gonna get rough!

 

[TnAdct1]

Man, I can't believe it's going to air during my college's week. Things are gonna get rough!

But first, the obligatory "flashback" episode.

 

[Dudley]

But first, the obligatory "flashback" episode.

I wonder if it'll be fine if I don't see that...

 

[Paul_Cousins]

But first, the obligatory "flashback" episode.

The previews don't look so much like a flashback, but instead an origins episode.

 

[Webryder]

I can't believe that Claire took that electric girl onto the plane. I totally saw that disaster coming.

Man, I can't believe it's going to air during my college's week. Things are gonna get rough!

Claire has GOT to start making smarter decisions in her life. I know she thinks that to save herself and the world, she's gotta learn how to "fight" or whatever but that's not gonna cut it. That just leads her to the future where she's a villain, hunting her own family and getting Costa Verde blown up. She almost walked right into the belly of the lion for no good reason and probably would've gotten herself killed...again. For REAL this time.

How did we get to the point where the only trustworthy member of the Petrelli family is Sylar????

Did Mohinder really expect Maya to just jump into his arms and give him a big kiss knowing he's turning himself into a giant insect (so much so that not even Arthur wants his powers) and he killed a man?? I thought he was the "college educated" hero/villain?

How did Elle even make it onto the plane without setting off all kinds of havoc at the airport? The metal detectors alone should have been going crazy around her.

Why would Claire trust Elle over Noah? His tactics are questionable but he's only ever done anything with her best interests at heart whereas Elle is a known psychopath and murderer who is now completely unstable.

 

[Fool's Gil]

This episode made up for last weeks big time! Can't wait for the next ep in two weeks.

Something I noticed:

After Knox killed Illusion Matt and Daphne, he looked a bit sad. Did he just have the hots for Daphne and had to kill her, or is he not that much of a cold blooded murderer in a sense? Either way, his fist going through Matt freaked me out. I was hoping that was an illusion, and was glad I was right.

 

[RonDrakenfan17]

I enjoyed the episode. Peter/Syler really is becoming my favorite sybling relationship.
I enjoyed all the Arthur/Peter/Syler scenes.
The Meredith/Tracey/Nathan scene was priceless ROLF.
I have a feeling Arthur is going to try and kill Peter after all this and now considers him an enemy of his,which will be intresting

 

[Peter Paltridge]

Darn it, she shouldn't have gone in there. They better not be writing Bell out of the show, I like having Bell in things.

 

[Lelouch]

Darn it, she shouldn't have gone in there. They better not be writing Bell out of the show, I like having Bell in things.

Her actress was contracted for 13 episodes, after this one she has 4 more to go. So, either they sign her on again, or she dies/gets written out...

Either way, decent episode, Parkman is seriously awesome, despite my past dislikings of him...

Poor Peter, that's gotta hurt.

Haha...

Meredith and Tracy...

Fire and Ice...

Conflict in the future?

Oh, from the official preview description...

"agent-in-training Meredith (guest star Jessalyn Gelsig) watches her new life go up in smoke, following the arrival of her hot-headed brother."

Possibly the guy with blue flames?

 

[RonDrakenfan17]

But Fire V.S Ice has been done in 5 Years gone between Peter and Syler

 

[Webryder]

Oh, from the official preview description...

"agent-in-training Meredith (guest star Jessalyn Gelsig) watches her new life go up in smoke, following the arrival of her hot-headed brother."

Possibly the guy with blue flames?

So, if that's true, that would make him the...son in law of Arthur Petrelli?

Is anyone on this show NOT related to the Petrelli's?

 

[The Weed Of Cri]

How did we get to the point where the only trustworthy member of the Petrelli family is Sylar????

I don't know if you should consider Peter or Nathan untrustworthy. Peter's not dishonest, just the dumbest person on the face of the earth. EVERY decision he makes is the wrong one. And Nathan is...well...a politician. It's not that he doesn't have a conscience; it's just that he has an annoying habit of locking it away at inappropriate moments.

Still, there's no doubt that the Petrellis are a messed-up clan. And the reason they are so messed up can be summed up in two words: "Mom" and "Dad". I feel bad for Sylar. It's like choosing between cancer and AIDS.

Mohinder is totally pathetic. Why doesn't he just go out and buy Maya a "Sorry I Webbed You to the Wall" card. Maybe that'll make everything better.

 

[TnAdct1]

The previews don't look so much like a flashback, but instead an origins episode.

That's what I mean by a "flashback" episode: an episode that is set in the past.

 

[Crash]

The highlight of the episode was definately Mohinder trying to savagely beat down Sylar! That was a long time coming. Too bad it was so brief.... Also the way the African sent Hiro on his mystic journey thing was pretty funny. I'm just dissapointed we wont see Ando having his own journey.