Between this and Jericho, it's time for the nerds to befriend the popular girls!

My predictions

Evil Daddy = Really a good guy.

Brain Eater = Eating super people brains to absorb their powers.

Alter Ego Girl = The power to move crap with her mind but that much mental power caused a bad girl alter ego. ( Just like with professor x of the xmen when he created onslaught )

The kid = advanced intelligence will probably make some kind of super duper thingy sooner or later.

Brothers = One will die. Don't need to fly boys

Big Bang = Won't have anything to do with super people

The show = Will be canceled just before the group orgy episode, but it will be leaked on the net.

For anyone that missed the symbol(s):



Hope they're not drawn out like [/i]the numbers[/i]

If the show becomes popular, can we hope for a spin-off? you know, "Villains" or some such?

I love this show

The Japanese guy is the best by a mile, i hope he gets an Emmy !

Cmon a bit of eye candy is nice, that's what Ali Larter and Hayden Pantierre are for.

I also was a tad shocked at the gore but i love it, sod the kids !

Does anyone else think that the Indian Guy's Neighbor Girl is the bad guy!

1) That CIA/Pest Control guy was too bumbling
2) The neighbor girl was too quick to pick up the gun and save the day
3) If she was so close to the father - her "Oh my - He's Dead?!?!?" story does not jive

I agree, but Evil Daddy is actually evil.

The brains are obviously being eaten for absorbtion. The scene in LA supports this with the dad frozen and the mom thrown up against the bannister and perforated with multiple knives thrown from the kitchen.

I'll further suppose that:
Evil Daddy = Really a good bad guy = Brain Eater
which is why he's sorry for his adopted daughter. Don't know how long he's known about her power or if the adoption was just a coincidence.

I figured she crawled under the table, went in the door and closed it again. Didn't it open into the secret room?

I'm not too clear on the whole time-travel aspect. When the cop found the little girl under the stairs, was that happening 5 weeks in the future (around the same time the Japanese guy found the artist dead and got nuked) or was that in the present? When the Japanese guy arrived in NY at the end of the pilot, he would have been 5 weeks in the future already, so everything that happened in this episode would have also taken place in the future unless they are bouncing back and forth in time.

I think everything was present except Hiro's story which was 5 weeks into the future until he teleported himself back to where he started.

At another forum I frequent, we've come up with some theories.

Peter has powers like Rogue from X-Men. He was only able to fly after coming into contact with his brother who was flying. He also came into contact with the painter and foreshadowed his own flying on the roof with his doodle.

Sylar is eating/taking the brains of the other people with powers like in Highlander. By killing them he's able to get stronger or he's just trying to kill people who can stop him. He killed the Suresh's father in order to get the map to find the other people with powers.

Interesting theory, but wasn't Peter already having dreams about flying before he came in contact with the painter?

I think that Sylar is somehow absorbing other powers, too, but I don't believe that he killed Suresh. I attributed that death to the cheerleader's dad. Whether or not these two are working with each other (if they're not, in fact, the same person) remains to be seen. I hope they're not so that this creates two "evil" factions for the heroes to contend with.

Random thoughts:
It's so obvious that the father is Sylar that I'm starting to doubt that it is him.

If Sylar does have the power to freeze things I wonder if that is his primary power?

I'm hope they do end up killing Heroin Man cause I can't stand him already.

As somebody already said. There is no need for 2 flyers. The older brothers brains will get eaten in the coming weeks.

Mirror Girl has the most potential as a character.

Weiss is gold in anything he's in.

i like that theory, too. very interesting.

well, he thought he could fly, but maybe that was just from being around his brother...

but his drawing was a direct predicter of the future - brother standing there, Peter a few feet out toward him on the roof from the ledge.

i'd really like it if they go in this direction with him.

I'll have to agree with this. I mean, I understand that the ability to see into the future might make some people insane enough to immerse themselves in drugs, but couldn't they have made this character a little more sympathetic? Besides, they can always just have the Japanese guy jump into the future and come back with a report...

I'll reserve my judgement on her until we find out what exactly her power is. At first, I thought that her alter-ego just takes over when it needs to (which would explain the blackouts). But, in the second episode, while we see her go into the desert to bury the thugs, there's a shot of her tucking her son into bed. Now is this going on at the same time, signifying that there are two "Mirror Girls" (like the X-Men's Multiple Man)? Or si it just some editing trickery?

The son was sleeping in the car, she just covered him up with a blaket before she got out of the car.

How long has she been having these "blackouts"? We see that she has buried at least one body there in that past. Couldn't tell if that person was black or white. Could it be her kids father?

Does he think he can "see into the future" or does he believe he's causing the future. I think there is a major distinction between how a person would react to that and how they would cope. If you're predicting, you help. If you're causing, you avoid.

Ah, that makes sense. Of course, this doesn't win her any Mom of the Year awards... seriously, who brings their kid with them while on thug-burying duty?


Well, that's what you'd hope you would do. If you created a painting of a city-wide explosion, knowing that this was a vision of the future, who would you go to to stop it? What would you say? Then, add to that the fact that you just realized everything you've recently painted or drawn is a vision of the future. I think this would at least cause massive frustration if not a temporary bout with insanity.

Granted, I believe a real "hero" would get over this and eventually harness this power to help people. But I don't think this artist is there yet. We know he's had a problem with drugs in the past so, for the moment at least, it's become his shelter.

Oh, well there I go. I've just made the character sympathetic. Well, for me at least...

But I thought the drugs are what caused him to see the future? Thats when he paints right, after he uses the drugs?

No wonder I dig her so much. I was starting to realize the same thing after seeing her in "Brick."

She needs to be around more. Any word if she's gonna be a regular in "Heroes"?

I love this show

Lets hope Hiro travels to NY the normal way and brings his friend along as a translator

since when is multiple personality disorder a "superhero" power? Unless her alter ego can do special powers...

That's the assumption. So far, all we know her alter ego has done is overpower two men and kill them, but there may be more to it then that.

The Hulk

She could be like a She-Hulk