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Feb. 16th, 2009 10:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
misachan1) All right, now either Luke and Sylar are brothers, and Luke knows it, or he has a massive crush on Sylar. The kids spends half of his scenes just staring at him.
2) I'm glad Sylar went back for him (I think the kid would have been the death of him otherwise), but I thought it was hilarious how he did it in the most dramatic way possible, complete with the walking away from the fireball shot. Way to keep that low profile, Sylar.
3) This storyline is really letting Zachary Quinto show off his comic timing; that car ride after the rescue awesomely awkward. I laughed so loud at "Psycho Killer" coming over the radio that I got reprimanded from the next room.
4) I think Tracey's playing some kind of game with Nathan. I suspected that Nathan hadn't actually been the one to let her out --- it's not Nathan's sort of plan --- but something's going on here. That was a very significant look Tracey gave him before she froze that guy, and it was a very odd thing for her to do. She's calculating and there was no gain in killing that guy, especially in front of someone she knew was sympathetic to her. I'm wondering if she and the Hunter haven't made some kind of deal.
5) Alex is a dork (gee, I wonder why he doesn't get a lot of girls in his store?) but I have to feel for a guy who had by far the lamest power yet on the show. He doesn't even get to talk to fish.
6) Yay to Claire for letting Sandra in on things. 'Bout time.
7) Oh, Noah. I can't say he doesn't deserve this, although that fax coming from California makes me wonder if Noah isn't Rebel (although Angela is still my prime suspect.) That said, I'm really looking forward to next week's Noah-centric episode.
2) I'm glad Sylar went back for him (I think the kid would have been the death of him otherwise), but I thought it was hilarious how he did it in the most dramatic way possible, complete with the walking away from the fireball shot. Way to keep that low profile, Sylar.
3) This storyline is really letting Zachary Quinto show off his comic timing; that car ride after the rescue awesomely awkward. I laughed so loud at "Psycho Killer" coming over the radio that I got reprimanded from the next room.
4) I think Tracey's playing some kind of game with Nathan. I suspected that Nathan hadn't actually been the one to let her out --- it's not Nathan's sort of plan --- but something's going on here. That was a very significant look Tracey gave him before she froze that guy, and it was a very odd thing for her to do. She's calculating and there was no gain in killing that guy, especially in front of someone she knew was sympathetic to her. I'm wondering if she and the Hunter haven't made some kind of deal.
5) Alex is a dork (gee, I wonder why he doesn't get a lot of girls in his store?) but I have to feel for a guy who had by far the lamest power yet on the show. He doesn't even get to talk to fish.
6) Yay to Claire for letting Sandra in on things. 'Bout time.
7) Oh, Noah. I can't say he doesn't deserve this, although that fax coming from California makes me wonder if Noah isn't Rebel (although Angela is still my prime suspect.) That said, I'm really looking forward to next week's Noah-centric episode.
