+ Recap of last few episodes and key points of all the incidents that occurred to each character.
+ A short Mohinder soliloquoy occurs as we see Matt on a bus riding to Washington D.C., Hiro and Ando outside of Building 26, and Angela, Claire, and Mr. Bennet in a car driving.
+ Mr. Bennet figures out that the Agents know where they are as he drops Claire and Angela off and tell them to find Nathan.
+ Mr. Bennet gives Claire a phone and drives off.
+ Mr. Bennet arrives at a checkpoint as a truck filled with agnts arrive behind him and surround the car.
+ The same ending scene of last week's episode where Sylar is stabbed in the head by Danko replays over again.
+ Sylar is getting up like he did in the last episode and pulls out the knife from the back of his head as he tells Danko that its because of his shapeshifting ability he was able to survive.
+ Sylar traps Nathan in the bathroom in order to absorb his memories later.
+ Danko becomes TK'ed to the wall as Sylar tells him his plan to meet with the president and he transforms into Danko and kills another soldier outside of the room.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Angela tells Claire that Mr. Bennet got caught because he was doing it for Claire.
+ Angela tells Claire to go find Nathan as she tells her that she needs to find Matt Parkman in order to save Nathan from harm.
+ Sylar is dressing up in a suit as he tries to wake Nathan up in the bathroom in order to get information about his past.
+ Nathan's secretary walks in as Sylar is turned around and tells him that his daughter is there to see him.
+ Sylar tells Claire that he is planning on stopping 'Sylar' from meeting the president
+ Claire questions Sylar if he really is Nathan and through the use of his powers figures out a way to convince Claire that he is Nathan.
+ Nathan and Claire are already on their way to meet the president.
+ Danko is being transported as Hiro and Ando are outside discussing a way to get inside.
+ They start arguing over Hiro's power and the effects its having on his body.
+ Danko is being transported down the hall as everyone sees him and stares at him, he gets throuwn into a room with a single table and Mr. Bennet standing around.
+ Mr. Bennet says, "Fancy meeting you here."
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Nathan wakes up in the bathroom as Peter finds him knocked out in the bathroom and tells Peter that they need to stop Sylar.
+ Mr. Bennet and Danko are discussing Sylar and the fact that they can't kill Sylar anymore because he moved the spot and how they got there.
+ Mr. Bennet tells Danko that he would have became exactly like Danko if he didn't have Claire and that they need to do something to escape.
+ As they are about to shake hands, Hiro and Ando freeze time and appear.
+ Ando finds pictures of themselves and takes them off a wall.
+ Hiro's ears are bleeding as Ando notices that Hiro is straining himself.
+ Hiro says "Holy Crap" as they find everyone in the containment center drugged.
+ They grab all the agents and replace them with all the people who have powers.
+ Mr. Bennet figures out that Hiro must have stopped time because the door is open and that there are no guards.
+ Mohinder is checking Hiro out and figures out that his powers are having an adverse affect on his body and that he can't use his powers anymore.
+ Nathan meets with a colleague as Claire starts picking up on all these hints that Nathan isn't who he really is.
+ Danko is about to betray Nathan and stab him with a tranquilizer as Hiro freeze time and uses it on Danko.
+ Hiro collapses as Mr. Bennet runs off to meet with Nathan.
+ Mr. Bennet calls Claire as it becomes obvious that Sylar is now impersonating Claire and tells Mr. Bennet that he is Sylar.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Sylar is controlling Claire to open a bottle of wine and makes her move slowly towards Sylar and controls her every movement to serve wine.
+ Sylar is telling Claire that they have a lot in common as he makes her drink wine.
+ Claire tells Sylar that she would continue to hunt down Sylar continuously as Sylar starts telling Claire that they may eventually fall in love with each other.
+ Peter and Nathan arrive at the hotel and Nathan tells his colleague that Sylar is the one upstairs and shows him his power.
+ As Peter and Nathan enter the suite, Claire is thrown through the doorway as Nathan and Peter fly in to confront him.
+ Claire watches him from the hallway as Nathan and Sylar flew out the window and Peter and Claire run off to confront Sylar.
+ Nathan gets thrown through the window and Sylar cuts his throat as he says, "Claire will be so mad at me."
+ Sylar transforms into Nathan and walks off, leaving Nathan dead in a chair.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Angela finds Matt Parkman and tells him that he has to come with her to find Nathan and save him.
+ Mr. Bennet arrives and finds Claire and Peter as the agents stop them as they warn them that the president is in danger.
+ Matt and Angela arrive at the hotel and finds out that Nathan died and Angela starts questioning her dreams.
+ Sylar arrives in the basement as Nathan and takes over a body of Nathan's colleague and starts going after the president.
+ Sylar gets in the car with the president and shakes his hand as Sylar figures out something is wrong and gets stabbed by Peter with a tranquilizer through the bottom of his neck.
+ Sylar is knocked out as Peter lays back and says, "I bet you never thought that I took that one from you."
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Mr. Bennet lays Sylar on a couch as Mr. Bennet and Angela is trying to convince Matt to mind control Sylar into becoming Nathan and telling the president that everything that occurred was a mistake.
+ Matt digs into Sylar's brain and tells him that he is now Nathan Petrelli and that Gabriel Gray is now dead.
+ Sylar transforms into Nathan and looks at Mrs. Petrelli and goes, "Ma?"
+ We see Nathan standing over Sylar's body and burning it as Sylar/Nathan stands by Angela.
+ Mr. Bennet asks Sylar/Nathan if he convinced the President to solve the problems, and Mr. Bennet says that he likes the name the "company."
+ Mr. Bennet tells Claire that Sylar is really dead as Matt Parkman walks away angry at himself for what he did.
+ Peter is standing there looking at Sylar/Nathan through the fire as Mohinder's soliloquouy ends.
END OF VOLUME 4!!
Beginning of Volume 5...
+ We see Water escaping from a kitchen as it flows into the living room and reanimates itself into Tracy and kills someone.
+ Nathan is sitting in his desk as he finishes looking at a newspaper mentions the murder and Angela walks in and tells Nathan that its time for lunch.
+ Nathan looks at the clock and figures that its running a little late as Angela feels a little uncomfortable with herself as she knows that Sylar will eventually come back.
Recapper's Note:
It was a fun season, can't wait for the next. See you next year and catch you on the other side of the moon.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
S2E24: I Am Sylar (Recap and Full Episode)
by Adam Bryant
Ah, self-discovery. This episode of Heroes finds several characters pondering who they are and what their next move should be. Sylar shape-shifts himself into a ball of emotional mess which he longer identifies with, Hiro finally accepts that two heads are better than one on his path of heroic destiny, and Parkman decides being a part of his son's life is about more than changing diapers. Plus, Nathan tries his best to stop the program he initiated and Sylar does his best Norman Bates! Huh, you ask? Read on for the details.
Two of a kind
After delivering baby Matt Parkman to his father, Hiro and Ando plead with Parkman Sr. to take them to Building 26 to take down Danko and his men. But Parkman's priorities have changed, and his "game changer" baby boy makes him realize he doesn't need two dead heroes on his conscience. So, Hiro and Ando (henceforth to be known as Crimson Arc) set out on their own to find Building 26. Unfortunately for the "dangerous but ladylike" Crimson Arc, Hiro still wants to use Ando as bait. They have the same argument they've had about 100 times this season, ultimately ending with Ando comparing Hiro to Superman...because he's a fascist. Ouch.
Ando gets a slight upper hand, however, when Danko's men storm in, forcing Hiro to freeze time. But because Hiro was touching Ando when he stopped the action around him, Ando is free to move and manipulate time as well. Hiro plays along like he's happy, but ultimately, sets things in motion long enough to have the tranquilizers take Ando down. Hiro has his bait, and after outfitting himself as one of Danko's men, he thinks he has his way back to Building 26. (Having a little heart, Hiro turns Ando's dope machine off, instructing him to play possum until they get inside.) Too bad that Hiro forgot that the guy he was pretending to be doesn't wear glasses. When they become suspicious, Ando has to take action, unleashing the Crimson Arc's justice on all Danko's men to keep them from Tasing his pal.
With that, Hiro decides he and Ando should indeed be partners. They take the GPS off one of the incapacitated agents, and find their way to Building 26, but just as Hiro gets set to stop time and scope out the scene he is stricken with a terrible headache and a nosebleed. (Shades of Lost, anyone?) How will Crimson Arc solve this one?
Father knows best
Parkman heads back west to return his son to his ex-wife, Janice. Once there, he senses Danko's agents nearby, and Janice makes a plan to head off to a lake house with the baby. And before she even knows what she's done, she invites Matt, which he is thrilled by. But as they ready to leave, Parkman sees his old police badge and has a change of heart. He tells Janice that he must go back and stop Building 26, or else they will never have a life together. He isn't sure what their life is, but he wants to fight for the chance to find out again. Of course, he has to keep the handful agents who've surrounded them in the house at bay first. For now, he has them under mind control, so stay tuned.
A boy's best friend is his mother
Yes, all the other action of tonight's episode was all just a mild diversion from the Sylar show. (The episode was named for him, after all.) We learn through the episode just how (and why) Sylar came to be impersonating Nathan on national TV, and it all starts with a case of shape-shifter identity crisis. While living as Agent Taub, Sylar finds himself unable to control the restructuring of DNA that makes his shifting possible. Side effects include extra teeth, an errant blue eye and apparently a penchant for self-mutilation (at least for the sake of this episode's title screen). Sylar gives his sob story to Danko, who could care less. Danko also warns Sylar that if he can't continue to live as Agent Taub, he will hunt him down like the rest. Luckily, Danko — he of eight different lives, wives and languages in recent years — tells Sylar he needs an anchor (or Lost fans might say a constant?) to remind him who he is no matter how many shifts he goes through.
Sylar's anchor becomes his (believed) mother Virginia Gray, who he murdered back in Season 1. He finds a box of evidence from her unsolved murder and takes to shifting back and forth between the personalities, even carrying on a conversation. (Hitchcock would be so proud.) Turns out, Sylar pinpoints the moment that he killed his "mother" as when he became lost, having eliminated the only person to have ever loved him. But by bringing her back, he is able to again convince himself that he can be and do anything. Even be president.
That notion was also helped along by Micah aka Rebel. Danko learns from a man's body in Virginia (a one-man wrecking machine who Sylar killed and took his powers of disintegration before the agents arrived) that Rebel is still in the D.C. area. They track him to a warehouse and kill the power, erasing his ability to use machines to his advantage. Sylar finds Micah first, and Rebel appeals to Sylar to come back and help his people, those with abilities. He apparently smooth talked him, because before you know it, Sylar-as-Micah leads Danko's men to a pier where they shoot him. The real Micah looks upset as he watches his doppelganger fall into the water, but I'm sure he's happy to live to rebel another day. Danko isn't convinced Micah's dead, but a re-shifted Sylar convinces Danko that Micah isn't a healer. "Dead is dead," he says. (Are we sure we're not watching Lost?)
When Micah sees a late-night chat between Sylar and Virgina while crashing on Sylar's couch, he compares Sylar to his mother. Micah says his mother became someone else on the inside in order to help people, and tells Sylar he could do the same on the outside. He suggests he become Nathan Petrelli and shut down this hunting operation. Sylar suddenly wants nothing to do with Micah and kicks him out, warning him that he will kill him if their paths cross again. But, of course, Sylar does pose as Nathan, though it seems his only goal is to get close enough to the president to fulfill his dead "mother's" dream of seeing her boy rule the country. "I won't let you down, Ma," Sylar says.
Nathan leaves his family at the restaurant to stop Sylar from getting to the President, and refuses Peter's help, choosing to end it on his own. Back in his office, Nathan stares in the mirror of Sylar and gets a lesson in his own self-loathing, brought to him by a guy who only recently decided his life was worth living. But before Sylar can crack Nathan's skull, Danko takes the senator down with some tranquilizers. Danko tells Sylar to get back into his Agent Taub costume to help them bring in the remaining big guns (Mohinder, HRG, Claire, Peter, etc.) they got from Micah's things at the warehouse. When Sylar refuses, Danko puts a knife in the back of Sylar's head. But while that used to be the magic act to stop the energizer bunny from beating his drum, (gasp!) Sylar isn't dead. "That hurt," Sylar says with a deadly smirk. To be continued...
Ah, self-discovery. This episode of Heroes finds several characters pondering who they are and what their next move should be. Sylar shape-shifts himself into a ball of emotional mess which he longer identifies with, Hiro finally accepts that two heads are better than one on his path of heroic destiny, and Parkman decides being a part of his son's life is about more than changing diapers. Plus, Nathan tries his best to stop the program he initiated and Sylar does his best Norman Bates! Huh, you ask? Read on for the details.
Two of a kind
After delivering baby Matt Parkman to his father, Hiro and Ando plead with Parkman Sr. to take them to Building 26 to take down Danko and his men. But Parkman's priorities have changed, and his "game changer" baby boy makes him realize he doesn't need two dead heroes on his conscience. So, Hiro and Ando (henceforth to be known as Crimson Arc) set out on their own to find Building 26. Unfortunately for the "dangerous but ladylike" Crimson Arc, Hiro still wants to use Ando as bait. They have the same argument they've had about 100 times this season, ultimately ending with Ando comparing Hiro to Superman...because he's a fascist. Ouch.
Ando gets a slight upper hand, however, when Danko's men storm in, forcing Hiro to freeze time. But because Hiro was touching Ando when he stopped the action around him, Ando is free to move and manipulate time as well. Hiro plays along like he's happy, but ultimately, sets things in motion long enough to have the tranquilizers take Ando down. Hiro has his bait, and after outfitting himself as one of Danko's men, he thinks he has his way back to Building 26. (Having a little heart, Hiro turns Ando's dope machine off, instructing him to play possum until they get inside.) Too bad that Hiro forgot that the guy he was pretending to be doesn't wear glasses. When they become suspicious, Ando has to take action, unleashing the Crimson Arc's justice on all Danko's men to keep them from Tasing his pal.
With that, Hiro decides he and Ando should indeed be partners. They take the GPS off one of the incapacitated agents, and find their way to Building 26, but just as Hiro gets set to stop time and scope out the scene he is stricken with a terrible headache and a nosebleed. (Shades of Lost, anyone?) How will Crimson Arc solve this one?
Father knows best
Parkman heads back west to return his son to his ex-wife, Janice. Once there, he senses Danko's agents nearby, and Janice makes a plan to head off to a lake house with the baby. And before she even knows what she's done, she invites Matt, which he is thrilled by. But as they ready to leave, Parkman sees his old police badge and has a change of heart. He tells Janice that he must go back and stop Building 26, or else they will never have a life together. He isn't sure what their life is, but he wants to fight for the chance to find out again. Of course, he has to keep the handful agents who've surrounded them in the house at bay first. For now, he has them under mind control, so stay tuned.
A boy's best friend is his mother
Yes, all the other action of tonight's episode was all just a mild diversion from the Sylar show. (The episode was named for him, after all.) We learn through the episode just how (and why) Sylar came to be impersonating Nathan on national TV, and it all starts with a case of shape-shifter identity crisis. While living as Agent Taub, Sylar finds himself unable to control the restructuring of DNA that makes his shifting possible. Side effects include extra teeth, an errant blue eye and apparently a penchant for self-mutilation (at least for the sake of this episode's title screen). Sylar gives his sob story to Danko, who could care less. Danko also warns Sylar that if he can't continue to live as Agent Taub, he will hunt him down like the rest. Luckily, Danko — he of eight different lives, wives and languages in recent years — tells Sylar he needs an anchor (or Lost fans might say a constant?) to remind him who he is no matter how many shifts he goes through.
Sylar's anchor becomes his (believed) mother Virginia Gray, who he murdered back in Season 1. He finds a box of evidence from her unsolved murder and takes to shifting back and forth between the personalities, even carrying on a conversation. (Hitchcock would be so proud.) Turns out, Sylar pinpoints the moment that he killed his "mother" as when he became lost, having eliminated the only person to have ever loved him. But by bringing her back, he is able to again convince himself that he can be and do anything. Even be president.
That notion was also helped along by Micah aka Rebel. Danko learns from a man's body in Virginia (a one-man wrecking machine who Sylar killed and took his powers of disintegration before the agents arrived) that Rebel is still in the D.C. area. They track him to a warehouse and kill the power, erasing his ability to use machines to his advantage. Sylar finds Micah first, and Rebel appeals to Sylar to come back and help his people, those with abilities. He apparently smooth talked him, because before you know it, Sylar-as-Micah leads Danko's men to a pier where they shoot him. The real Micah looks upset as he watches his doppelganger fall into the water, but I'm sure he's happy to live to rebel another day. Danko isn't convinced Micah's dead, but a re-shifted Sylar convinces Danko that Micah isn't a healer. "Dead is dead," he says. (Are we sure we're not watching Lost?)
When Micah sees a late-night chat between Sylar and Virgina while crashing on Sylar's couch, he compares Sylar to his mother. Micah says his mother became someone else on the inside in order to help people, and tells Sylar he could do the same on the outside. He suggests he become Nathan Petrelli and shut down this hunting operation. Sylar suddenly wants nothing to do with Micah and kicks him out, warning him that he will kill him if their paths cross again. But, of course, Sylar does pose as Nathan, though it seems his only goal is to get close enough to the president to fulfill his dead "mother's" dream of seeing her boy rule the country. "I won't let you down, Ma," Sylar says.
Nathan leaves his family at the restaurant to stop Sylar from getting to the President, and refuses Peter's help, choosing to end it on his own. Back in his office, Nathan stares in the mirror of Sylar and gets a lesson in his own self-loathing, brought to him by a guy who only recently decided his life was worth living. But before Sylar can crack Nathan's skull, Danko takes the senator down with some tranquilizers. Danko tells Sylar to get back into his Agent Taub costume to help them bring in the remaining big guns (Mohinder, HRG, Claire, Peter, etc.) they got from Micah's things at the warehouse. When Sylar refuses, Danko puts a knife in the back of Sylar's head. But while that used to be the magic act to stop the energizer bunny from beating his drum, (gasp!) Sylar isn't dead. "That hurt," Sylar says with a deadly smirk. To be continued...
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Is it me......?
Monday, March 30, 2009
S3E21: In Asylum
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Heroes Episode Recap Season 3: Volume 4: Episode 21
Episode 21: Into Asylum
+ Nathan and Claire are in a hotel room in Mexico as Claire goes out for a walk.
+ Peter and Angela arrive in front of a church as Angela is asking for answers.
+ The Hunter and Mr. Bennet are talking about the recently killing of soldiers and how they should deal with each other.
+ Sylar is talking to the Hunter in the car and offers his abilities to hunt and kill people with abilities.
+ The Hunter tries to shoot Sylar but Sylar disappears and is already in the car.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ The Hunter is telling everyone to be ready to be prepared to kill and catch the guy.
+ Mr. Bennet is trying to convince the Hunter that it needs to be one of us, one of them in order to catch them.
+ The Hunter gives Mr. Bennet the task to catch Angela.
+ Claire walks into the bar and meets up with Nathan as he is eating as Claire hands him money.
+ Claire sold her kidneys and her dad’s necklace.
+ Nathan tells Claire to be careful.
+ Angela is in a church and talking to Peter about how she needs to use her power to figure out what to do, and her power only activates if she naturally falls asleep.
+ Angela is reminiscing about all the good times that occurred in the church.
+ The Hunter meets with another soldier and tells him to go home and get some rest.
+ Sylar calls him as the soldier leaves and tells the Hunter that the guy is a shapeshifter and killed the real soldier.
+ The Hunter chases after the soldier.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ The Hunter is catching up to the guy and starts shooting him as the guy is running away from them while trying to shapeshift.
+ The guy manages to escape into a crowd as the Hunter, will not be referred to as Danko because it’s easier to type, loses track of him.
+ Angela is telling Peter that she wished she was more supportive of Peter emotionally.
+ Peter tells Angela that he doesn’t hate her.
+ Nathan is trying to gain money by constantly making hit after hit with some college kids.
+ Claire tries to stop them as Nathan passes out and Claire tries to get their money back.
+ She takes off her shirt and asks him for a rematch as she starts drinking to catch up to his 22 shots.
+ Danko finds Sylar in his room as Sylar again offers his help to catch everyone with abilities.
+ Danko pulls his gun away from Sylar.
+ Angela is praying in church as Peter starts praying and asking why is everyone running for their lives when he tried to do his best to protect people.
+ Peter tells Jesus/God that they had a deal and he promised to do his best to change the world.
+ Peter sees the candles blow out as agents walk into the church and he hides Angela and himself in the confessional booths.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Sylar is searching the shapeshifter’s house and finding out all about him while trying to tell Danko on how to search for him.
+ They find a bar that the shapeshifter will be at.
+ Claire is not at all drunk and wins her money back.
+ Angela is telling Peter that she used to be just like him because she wanted to save the world but cost her everything.
+ Mr. Bennet finds them and tells his soldiers that it’s all clear.
+ Danko and Sylar arrive at a club and start searching as Sylar find the shapeshifter disguised as Danko.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Danko is about to go chase after the shapeshifter but Sylar stops him.
+ The shapeshifter spots them and leaves.
+ Claire is telling Nathan not to fly drunk again and asks about how she is not drunk.
+ Claire starts helping Nathan get undressed and ready to sleep.
+ Nathan is telling Claire that he wanted to help raise her and spend time with her and the reason why he gave her a free pass was because he wanted to win her over.
+ Nathan tells her that he wanted to fix everything as he passes out.
+ Claire tucks him in.
+ Danko and Sylar trap the shapeshifter as Danko shoots the shapeshifter who disguised himself as Sylar.
+ Sylar asks Sylar if he can take the shapeshifter’s power without having to cut his head open and Sylar smiles and starts doing so.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Nathan tells Claire that he screwed up and he doesn’t know what he can do to fix it.
+ Claire is telling Nathan that when she first met Nathan he was the most amazing person to her and that Nathan was her “Superman.”
+ Claire leaves as he sits quietly by himself in the room.
+ Angela wakes up in the morning and tells Peter that she knows what they need to do now.
+ They have to find Nathan and Claire and then go find Angela’s sister.
+ Claire and Nathan are at a bus stop as Nathan tells Claire that he’s heading back up and asks Claire is she’s coming with him.
+ The Hunter shows Mr. Bennet the dead body of the shapeshifter still disguised as Sylar.
+ Angela and Claire leave the church as they leave in a fashion similar to how Claire and Nathan left.
+ Sylar enters a car with Danko and they discuss how Sylar felt zipping up the body bag and how he’d feel being the only one with abilities left.
IT’S FINALLY OVER!!
Monday, March 9, 2009
S3E19: Shade of Grey (Recap)
before anything.....SEASON 4 Confirmed! Yippee!
http://www.medialifemagazine.com/artman2/publish/Television_44/NBC_Heroes_will_be_back_next_year.asp
Heroes Episode Recap Season 3: Volume 4: Episode 19
Episode 19: Shades of Gray
+ Recap of the last few episodes
+ Claire is reaching for the popcorn in a microwave as Claire turns around and finds that the puppet master is there asking for help.
+ Claire's mom goes down stairs while Doyle is explaining how he got into Claire's home and how hard it was for him to escape from the agents hunting him down.
+ Doyle is crying as he explains that he won't ask for help from Claire if she doesn't want to.
+ The Hunter tells Nathan that he was dealing with the problem Peter left behind.
+ Nathan receives a phone call about Matt being in front of the capital building.
+ The Hunter tells a guy to press a button to take Nathan and Matt out while Matt is strapped with a bomb.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Rebel is stopping the bomb from blowing up directly.
+ Matt is trying to read the minds of the bomb techs as they pull the black wire as soon as the Hunter presses the button to blow up the bomb.
+ They stun Matt and take him a way.
+ Sylar arrives at his father's home and walks around.
+ Sylar spots a man in a back room and he knocks on the window as the guy tells him that the pickup is almost ready.
+ Sylar tells his father that he is his son and tells him that he has questions to ask him.
+ Sylar tells him that he is going to kill him and his father reveals that if he doesn't kill him then his cancer will.
+ Nathan and the Hunter are arguing about what the Hunter did to Matt.
+ Nathan tells the Hunter that he is removed from command and the Hunter replies that he works directly for the president.
+ Nathan asks to talk to Mr. Bennet about something as the Hunter brings up proof that the case may be compromised from the start.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ They are transferring Tracy as she is being escorted down a hallway and sees one of the computer screens say "Help is coming. Have hope."
+ Nathan and Bennet are arguing about what is going on and Nathan's actions.
+ Nathan enters Tracy's room and starts telling her that he is her last hope and that he has been helping everyone out.
+ The Hunter enters the room to start interrogating Tracy.
+ The Hunter is interrogating Tracy as Nathan is watching through the monitors.
+ When the Hunter asks Tracy if Nathan has an ability she replies "No."
+ Claire and her Mom are arguing about Claire's need to help people because she has a free pass.
+ Claire tells her mom that she wants to work at the comic book store in order for Hunter to send people to her there rather than to their house.
+ Claire is getting interviewed in the comic book store as the guy is asking her questions about comics.
+ Claire is about to leave as she is getting stressed about the questions he is asking and the guy tells her that she has the job because all the guys are staring at her.
+ Sylar's father comes back inside to find that Sylar is still inside.
+ Sylar's father is telling him that he has the same power as Sylar and that they are essentially the same. As he talks about their need to kill "easy prey" as he offers Sylar a knife to kill him with but instead Sylar kills a bunny that his father was about to taxidermy because he wants more answers.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ The Hunter is analyzing a video of Peter falling off the building as the Hunter is asking Bennet about what information is missing about the Petrelli family.
+ Bennet tells Mrs. Petrelli about what is occurring and that the Hunter is after her.
+ Claire leaves the store and receives a text from Rebel to help Doyle because she is found out.
+ Doyle captures one of the agents as Claire incapacitates the other.
+ The Hunter is talking to Mrs. Petrelli about powers and if Nathan has one, as the Hunter is trying to intimidate her.
+ Mrs. Petrelli reveals information about the Hunter as he leaves and his expendability.
+ Sylar is still talking to his father about his ability and that everyone needs something to do. as Sylar puts a rabbit away as his father stabs Sylar with arrows.
+ Sylar's father wants his power as he uses his power that seems to put Sylar to sleep.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Sylar is stabbed to the wall as his dad is trying to cut Sylar open as he finds out that his father did not want to kill because he was growing old.
+ Sylar releases himself from his father's grasp and told him that he found all the answers he needs.
+ Sylar tells his father that he'll die a slow and painful death.
+ Nathan releases the Hunter from his control because he went through the president and tells Bennet that the president wants to talk to him.
+ The Hunter shoots the window and pushes him out of the window as he flies away.
+ The Hunter turns to Bennet and asked if he knew.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Doyle is sitting in a park as Claire gives Doyle the information needed to start a new life.
+ Claire tells him that she did this to find out who she is and what she needs to do.
+ Hiro and Ando arrive in California as they find Matt Parkman, Matt's kid.
+ Claire is lying down on the bed as she looks on her cell to find out that her "free pass is up"
+ Sylar is in the Hunter's house as he sees the bunny.
+ Agents break up into Claire's house as they search in her room, Nathan is outside holding Claire a few feet up the ground.
IT'S FINALLY OVER!!
I think I missed a few things, but I got the general gist of it.
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Heroes Episode Recap Season 3: Volume 4: Episode 19
Episode 19: Shades of Gray
+ Recap of the last few episodes
+ Claire is reaching for the popcorn in a microwave as Claire turns around and finds that the puppet master is there asking for help.
+ Claire's mom goes down stairs while Doyle is explaining how he got into Claire's home and how hard it was for him to escape from the agents hunting him down.
+ Doyle is crying as he explains that he won't ask for help from Claire if she doesn't want to.
+ The Hunter tells Nathan that he was dealing with the problem Peter left behind.
+ Nathan receives a phone call about Matt being in front of the capital building.
+ The Hunter tells a guy to press a button to take Nathan and Matt out while Matt is strapped with a bomb.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Rebel is stopping the bomb from blowing up directly.
+ Matt is trying to read the minds of the bomb techs as they pull the black wire as soon as the Hunter presses the button to blow up the bomb.
+ They stun Matt and take him a way.
+ Sylar arrives at his father's home and walks around.
+ Sylar spots a man in a back room and he knocks on the window as the guy tells him that the pickup is almost ready.
+ Sylar tells his father that he is his son and tells him that he has questions to ask him.
+ Sylar tells him that he is going to kill him and his father reveals that if he doesn't kill him then his cancer will.
+ Nathan and the Hunter are arguing about what the Hunter did to Matt.
+ Nathan tells the Hunter that he is removed from command and the Hunter replies that he works directly for the president.
+ Nathan asks to talk to Mr. Bennet about something as the Hunter brings up proof that the case may be compromised from the start.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ They are transferring Tracy as she is being escorted down a hallway and sees one of the computer screens say "Help is coming. Have hope."
+ Nathan and Bennet are arguing about what is going on and Nathan's actions.
+ Nathan enters Tracy's room and starts telling her that he is her last hope and that he has been helping everyone out.
+ The Hunter enters the room to start interrogating Tracy.
+ The Hunter is interrogating Tracy as Nathan is watching through the monitors.
+ When the Hunter asks Tracy if Nathan has an ability she replies "No."
+ Claire and her Mom are arguing about Claire's need to help people because she has a free pass.
+ Claire tells her mom that she wants to work at the comic book store in order for Hunter to send people to her there rather than to their house.
+ Claire is getting interviewed in the comic book store as the guy is asking her questions about comics.
+ Claire is about to leave as she is getting stressed about the questions he is asking and the guy tells her that she has the job because all the guys are staring at her.
+ Sylar's father comes back inside to find that Sylar is still inside.
+ Sylar's father is telling him that he has the same power as Sylar and that they are essentially the same. As he talks about their need to kill "easy prey" as he offers Sylar a knife to kill him with but instead Sylar kills a bunny that his father was about to taxidermy because he wants more answers.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ The Hunter is analyzing a video of Peter falling off the building as the Hunter is asking Bennet about what information is missing about the Petrelli family.
+ Bennet tells Mrs. Petrelli about what is occurring and that the Hunter is after her.
+ Claire leaves the store and receives a text from Rebel to help Doyle because she is found out.
+ Doyle captures one of the agents as Claire incapacitates the other.
+ The Hunter is talking to Mrs. Petrelli about powers and if Nathan has one, as the Hunter is trying to intimidate her.
+ Mrs. Petrelli reveals information about the Hunter as he leaves and his expendability.
+ Sylar is still talking to his father about his ability and that everyone needs something to do. as Sylar puts a rabbit away as his father stabs Sylar with arrows.
+ Sylar's father wants his power as he uses his power that seems to put Sylar to sleep.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Sylar is stabbed to the wall as his dad is trying to cut Sylar open as he finds out that his father did not want to kill because he was growing old.
+ Sylar releases himself from his father's grasp and told him that he found all the answers he needs.
+ Sylar tells his father that he'll die a slow and painful death.
+ Nathan releases the Hunter from his control because he went through the president and tells Bennet that the president wants to talk to him.
+ The Hunter shoots the window and pushes him out of the window as he flies away.
+ The Hunter turns to Bennet and asked if he knew.
COMMERCIAL BREAK!!
+ Doyle is sitting in a park as Claire gives Doyle the information needed to start a new life.
+ Claire tells him that she did this to find out who she is and what she needs to do.
+ Hiro and Ando arrive in California as they find Matt Parkman, Matt's kid.
+ Claire is lying down on the bed as she looks on her cell to find out that her "free pass is up"
+ Sylar is in the Hunter's house as he sees the bunny.
+ Agents break up into Claire's house as they search in her room, Nathan is outside holding Claire a few feet up the ground.
IT'S FINALLY OVER!!
I think I missed a few things, but I got the general gist of it.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Ratings Battle of the Jerks: Jason Beats Nathan.....and everyone else
By Toni Fitzgerald
Mar 3, 2009
For once, ABC wasn’t exaggerating when it dubbed last night’s final rose ceremony the most unbelievable “Bachelor” finale yet. And the audience seemed to agree.
“The Bachelor’s” two-hour season-ender and one-hour post-finale wrap-up show, “After the Final Rose,” combined to give ABC a dominant 5.8 adults 18-49 rating and 14 share for the night, according to Nielsen overnights, well ahead of No. 2 CBS at 4.1/10.
“Bachelor” averaged a season-high 5.4 for the finale from 8 to 10 p.m., the show's best finale rating since 2004. In it, bachelor Jason chose Melissa over Molly and even proposed to her in the waning minutes.
But that engagement was shortlived. In the follow-up “Rose” special, in which cast members gathered for a postmortem, Jason shockingly revealed that he was no longer in love with Melissa.
Instead, he’d been pining for runner-up Molly for weeks. Jason dumped Melissa on camera and then asked Molly to give the relationship another try, to which she agreed.
It made for great TV for ABC, which jumped to an all-time high 6.7 for "Rose," but perhaps not-so-great publicity for Jason. One TV critic has already dubbed him “The Bastard.”
As a reminder, all ratings are based on live-plus-same-day DVR playback. Seven-day DVR data won’t be available for several weeks. Twenty-eight percent of Nielsen households have DVRs.
With ABC and CBS well ahead of the competition for the night, Fox snagged third at 3.3/8, NBC followed in fourth at 2.7/6, Univision fifth at 1.6/4 and CW sixth at 0.5/1.
At 8 p.m. ABC was first with a 4.9 for the first hour of “Bachelor,” with CBS second with a 4.1 for “The Big Bang Theory” (3.9) and “How I Met Your Mother” (4.2). Fox was third with a 3.1 for its first hour of “24,” NBC fourth with a 2.4 for “Chuck,” Univision fifth with a 1.8 for “Cuidado con el Angel” and CW sixth with a 0.5 for a “Gossip Girl” rerun.
ABC was first again at 9 p.m. with a 5.9 for more “Bachelor,” while CBS remained second with a 4.4 for “Two and a Half Men” (4.9) and the season premiere of “Rules of Engagement” (3.9). Fox was third with a 3.5 for another hour of “24,” NBC fourth with a 3.2 for “Heroes,” [Positive: Improving on "Chuck's" Numbers] Univision fifth with a 2.0 for “Mañana Es para Siempre” and CW sixth with a 0.5 for a repeat of “One Tree Hill.”
At 10 p.m. ABC led once again with a 6.7 for “The Bachelor: After the Final Rose,” followed by CBS with a 3.8 for “CSI: Miami.” NBC was third with a 2.4 for “Medium” and Univision fourth with a 1.1 for “Cristina.”
ABC also led the night among households with a 10.6 average overnight rating and a 16 share. CBS was second at 7.8/12, Fox third at 6.5/9, NBC fourth at 4.4/7, Univision fifth at 2.0/3 and CW sixth at 0.8/1.
Mar 3, 2009
For once, ABC wasn’t exaggerating when it dubbed last night’s final rose ceremony the most unbelievable “Bachelor” finale yet. And the audience seemed to agree.
“The Bachelor’s” two-hour season-ender and one-hour post-finale wrap-up show, “After the Final Rose,” combined to give ABC a dominant 5.8 adults 18-49 rating and 14 share for the night, according to Nielsen overnights, well ahead of No. 2 CBS at 4.1/10.
“Bachelor” averaged a season-high 5.4 for the finale from 8 to 10 p.m., the show's best finale rating since 2004. In it, bachelor Jason chose Melissa over Molly and even proposed to her in the waning minutes.
But that engagement was shortlived. In the follow-up “Rose” special, in which cast members gathered for a postmortem, Jason shockingly revealed that he was no longer in love with Melissa.
Instead, he’d been pining for runner-up Molly for weeks. Jason dumped Melissa on camera and then asked Molly to give the relationship another try, to which she agreed.
It made for great TV for ABC, which jumped to an all-time high 6.7 for "Rose," but perhaps not-so-great publicity for Jason. One TV critic has already dubbed him “The Bastard.”
As a reminder, all ratings are based on live-plus-same-day DVR playback. Seven-day DVR data won’t be available for several weeks. Twenty-eight percent of Nielsen households have DVRs.
With ABC and CBS well ahead of the competition for the night, Fox snagged third at 3.3/8, NBC followed in fourth at 2.7/6, Univision fifth at 1.6/4 and CW sixth at 0.5/1.
At 8 p.m. ABC was first with a 4.9 for the first hour of “Bachelor,” with CBS second with a 4.1 for “The Big Bang Theory” (3.9) and “How I Met Your Mother” (4.2). Fox was third with a 3.1 for its first hour of “24,” NBC fourth with a 2.4 for “Chuck,” Univision fifth with a 1.8 for “Cuidado con el Angel” and CW sixth with a 0.5 for a “Gossip Girl” rerun.
ABC was first again at 9 p.m. with a 5.9 for more “Bachelor,” while CBS remained second with a 4.4 for “Two and a Half Men” (4.9) and the season premiere of “Rules of Engagement” (3.9). Fox was third with a 3.5 for another hour of “24,” NBC fourth with a 3.2 for “Heroes,” [Positive: Improving on "Chuck's" Numbers] Univision fifth with a 2.0 for “Mañana Es para Siempre” and CW sixth with a 0.5 for a repeat of “One Tree Hill.”
At 10 p.m. ABC led once again with a 6.7 for “The Bachelor: After the Final Rose,” followed by CBS with a 3.8 for “CSI: Miami.” NBC was third with a 2.4 for “Medium” and Univision fourth with a 1.1 for “Cristina.”
ABC also led the night among households with a 10.6 average overnight rating and a 16 share. CBS was second at 7.8/12, Fox third at 6.5/9, NBC fourth at 4.4/7, Univision fifth at 2.0/3 and CW sixth at 0.8/1.
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