Oooh, good point about the clothing — someone up above shared a screencap of Angela holding both babies, supposedly as fodder for proof against my idea, but thinking about it, she was holding them after they’d been all swaddled up.

It’s not even a viewer intelligence thing for me, it’s like... predictability. I didn’t shear my pants over S1 of the first show, but there were definitely things there that happened that I couldn’t see a long way off. But by the time they got to S3 even, I could really see Kring and co’s style to the point that I was…

Thank you for the information and screencap! You’ve saved me a lot of agony in potentially rewatching!

Peter didn’t start off with only the ability to copy one power and then full demigod. You have it in reverse order. He was nerfed, finally, in S3 (or was it S2?) to only be able to do one at a time after that.

No, excuse me, clearly the Heroes wiki is wrong. It’s Reuneutueues. Four Es, four Us. How dare they.
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It’s super frustrating because he asks so many questions that are answered in the show. I mean, I get missing things, and not wanting to rewatch, but he’s gotten weirdly indignant about it in past reviews and accused the show of not answering questions even after it’s literally been made clear what the answers are.

He’s shown to be able to choose what to wipe, though, as he said he was going to have to wipe Hiro from Tommy’s mind completely. Maybe he left the “RUN FOR YOUR LIFE” feeling intact.

I think that perhaps her use of a cane is maybe something that just happened to her. That’s be an interesting red herring, and would speak well to how injury and disability can pop up out of nowhere without any previous signs, but Heroes isn’t exactly he kind of show that would take that route. The show’s way too…

2. Remember, Noah also worked WITH Erica at Renautas for a while, as established by their interactions previous. I think she probably sent Quentin - or Impostor!Quentin, depending on your choice of theory - to Noah after she realized she couldn’t possibly dredge answers out of him.

There may be an in-canon explanation, though. Maybe he can only steal powers if he’s in physical contact with someone.

I’m wondering if Tommy’s powers are activated via touch. Someone should rewatch the previous episode to see if any of them ever actually held Tommy before Hiro. I’m sure they all took precautions after they realized what his powers were.

I fuckin told y’all Parkman was working for Renautas and he was why Noah did the memory wipe! He’s probably not why the Murderous Couple do their thing, though I would’ve vastly preferred that being the case. Parkman’s presence didn’t affect nothing; Noah literally wiped his memory because he knew Renautas would have…

I’m questioning the narrative from a meta standpoint.

Thank you for pointing out the bit about the total loss of Zygon cultural identity. That’s been bothering me. The message from this episode comes off as “all Zygons are Good Zygons/worthy of equality as long as they completely assimilate to humanity”.

I haven’t watched this episode yet, so I don’t know his involvement yet, but I’m still positing that it could be Parkman.

I wish Jean’d be called out for the way she keeps invading his mental privacy like that. She shouldn’t have been there in this moment.

This article’s a month or so old, but I thought I’d let you know - the creator, Toby Fox, has said not to call it a ‘genocide run’ because people were being gross and antisemitic and making Holocaust jokes.

Since when would a member of the KKK in office or a position of power say “yea I’m totally in this lol”? Like... denial’s the first thing they’d do.

At least that wasn’t all pure cash and Lucasfilm is guaranteed money!

Here’s a question, though: Does Activision employ a set of prophets?