Fuck, too much to reply to...
Lox wrote:The only thing about the episode that I liked was Sylar just being an evil, horrible villain.
I missed Sylar trying to be a good guy. It seems like he was doing pretty good, and then the writers changed their mind again. None of these character turnovers made any sense.
Anarky wrote:And once again Mohinder is setup to be working for evil corperation D next volume.
Why? Because he's riding with ice bitch? It seems like they don't know what do with Mohinder, really. He's done "researching", so maybe he'll have an active role doing crime fighting shit, which would actually be somewhat interesting.
Zeus wrote:He and Peter need to have a "Superman" showdown. They're both basically indestructible and have insane powers.
That was what season one was supposed to be. I think. Frankly, Sylar uses his telekinesis way too often. (Heh, so much that it's practically a part of his "original" powers.)
Lox wrote:Actually, he could take the Haitian's powers. The first season implied that his powers were passive (so he just walked into a room and everyone got shut down), but this season they have since contradicted themselves and shown that they are active. In last week's episode, he had to focus on Arthur to control him and Sylar had his powers while he was standing there. So as long as he wasn't actively canceling out Peter, Peter could absorb them.
I think it's a little bit of both. Arthur was so powerful that he needed to focus on just him, and only for that short time. Otherwise, it seems to be passive and can be selective if he wishes it. If you notice, Arthur seemed to know exactly when Peter and The Haitian were there, and I think it had to do with his passive ability triggering a lack of powers.
Anarky wrote:So... In theory if Peter is having to regain his powers and Hiro no longer has Time Travel.... Then no more fucking lame plot device to travel to the future and fix it!!!
I think that was the whole point. Hiro is effectively out of the picture, though they may use him in a "hey, I don't have any powers, why are you capturing me?" plot.
The only way to time travel now is to use Ando and Speed Chick, which never made sense to begin with. (The closer you get to light speed, the more things around you will speed up relative to your own sense of time, but you can never go backwards in time.) I think that was just a plot device to get Hiro back, and they won't bother using it again.
Actually, I wonder if Ando can even control his powers at all. Can he physically touch anybody or any electronic device without zapping it? It seems like Future Ando was pissed off at Hiro about something to this effect before he killed him with that red bolt.