HEROES SEASON 3 Discussion Thread [Spoilers!]

Amazed no one has started this yet. Well, looks like it's up to me to save the day!
Wow wow wow! My faith is this show has just about been restored, after the crapfastic last season.
I was blown away by the revelation that it was future-Peter who shot Nathan. But I just love the cold-hearted bastard future-Peter is, and the exchanges between him and Angela were the highlights of his scenes for me. (Nice to finally know what her power is too.) I still don't get how he managed to "send" his past self "into" someone else. My theory is that he picked up an ability to posses people somewhere in the future (think Jericho from Teen Titans), took over his past self's body, and sent his exorcised his spirit into that other guy's body. Which would mean that the scar-face Peter is really the illusion, and he takes that form to let people know he's not the regular Peter. Just a wild theory, though, to explain an odd detail of the show that I doubt the writers will explain themselves.
I totally saw Mohinder's experiment backfiring. The rule of science fiction is that when you're on top of the world because of a new ability or whatever, something is going to go hideously wrong, and there's likely slime involved.
I KNEW Linderman was going to be an illusion in Nathan's head. I wonder if he put himself in Nathan's head before death or if this is Nathan's pre-established tendency for split personalities resurfacing. Still, a cool dynamic we're having here.
There are still some problems, like Claire continuing to be a whiny little brat. I'm really beginning to despise her character, always fretting and worrying and then turning around five minutes later and saying how her powers can be the only thing to save the day. And sweet mercy, that scene with Sylar picking apart her brain was REVOLTING.
And what's up with Niki/Jessica/whatever the hell her name is now? Bad enough she cheated death, but now she has new powers? Wouldn't it have been just easier to introduce a new character? Okay, the possible scenario we're dealing with here is that each personality has a different power, and while I'll admit that's an interesting idea, I still think her character(s) is/are lame.
But WOW, what an ENDING! I DID NOT see that coming, but I find myself very pleased with the concept of Sylar and Peter being brothers. It certainly sheds new light on why Gabriel's mother told him he wasn't her son right before he killed her. This certainly explains why they have similar powers, and will make for even more awesome dynamics during their inevitable clashes.
All in all, I am VERY EXCITED about this show again!

Wow wow wow! My faith is this show has just about been restored, after the crapfastic last season.
I was blown away by the revelation that it was future-Peter who shot Nathan. But I just love the cold-hearted bastard future-Peter is, and the exchanges between him and Angela were the highlights of his scenes for me. (Nice to finally know what her power is too.) I still don't get how he managed to "send" his past self "into" someone else. My theory is that he picked up an ability to posses people somewhere in the future (think Jericho from Teen Titans), took over his past self's body, and sent his exorcised his spirit into that other guy's body. Which would mean that the scar-face Peter is really the illusion, and he takes that form to let people know he's not the regular Peter. Just a wild theory, though, to explain an odd detail of the show that I doubt the writers will explain themselves.
I totally saw Mohinder's experiment backfiring. The rule of science fiction is that when you're on top of the world because of a new ability or whatever, something is going to go hideously wrong, and there's likely slime involved.
I KNEW Linderman was going to be an illusion in Nathan's head. I wonder if he put himself in Nathan's head before death or if this is Nathan's pre-established tendency for split personalities resurfacing. Still, a cool dynamic we're having here.
There are still some problems, like Claire continuing to be a whiny little brat. I'm really beginning to despise her character, always fretting and worrying and then turning around five minutes later and saying how her powers can be the only thing to save the day. And sweet mercy, that scene with Sylar picking apart her brain was REVOLTING.
And what's up with Niki/Jessica/whatever the hell her name is now? Bad enough she cheated death, but now she has new powers? Wouldn't it have been just easier to introduce a new character? Okay, the possible scenario we're dealing with here is that each personality has a different power, and while I'll admit that's an interesting idea, I still think her character(s) is/are lame.
But WOW, what an ENDING! I DID NOT see that coming, but I find myself very pleased with the concept of Sylar and Peter being brothers. It certainly sheds new light on why Gabriel's mother told him he wasn't her son right before he killed her. This certainly explains why they have similar powers, and will make for even more awesome dynamics during their inevitable clashes.
All in all, I am VERY EXCITED about this show again!