Season Finale "An invisible Thread"

[targis]

Claude makes his Return for the finale. Maybe he will teach Peter how to use his power again.

Micah will also be in this episode.

[FLyxNERD]

whoohooo cant wait to see micah

[Dpyro]

is this reall???

[ShanshuSylar]

I was seriously wondering if the show had just dropped Claude altogether. If he returns I feel like we should get some kind of idea where he's been. I feel like the title of this episode could also be a callback to both future hiro's and future peter's connective web of threads showing how events and people link and lead to certain outcomes.

[weemanwise]

Yeah! Claude is awesome!

[hellnback]

i'm getting the feeling that when the current writer left after the first season, that also changed alot of the storylines that had been planned. the new writers then took over and went with their own stuff but it didn't work so they got fired. so the old writer comes back and is now trying to get some of the original storylines back in place. sylar has his shape shifting abilities back was part of the original storyline so he was written to have them again.

[VitalManhattan]

can someone tell me who Claude is?

[targis]

can someone tell me who Claude is?
He taught Peter how to use his empathic mimicry to keep multiple powers.

He worked for primatech with Noah before Noah was partners with the Hatian.

[ShanshuSylar]

He was also the invisible man. i.e. ability was invisibility.

[TheANIMAL (marcus)]

Christopher Eckleston or however you spell his name.

[Lexgirl33]

I cant wait to see Chris back!!

[ShanshuSylar]

Is the source saying Claude will be back reliable?

[targis]

Is the source saying Claude will be back reliable?
I got it from IMDB cast list for this episode

[Novak Fan]

sylar has his shape shifting abilities back was part of the original storyline so he was written to have them again.

Actually is the first time Sylar has the shape shifting thing. He got the illusion ability from Candice, that's why he was future!fake!Nathan, not because the shape shifting.

[Yoshua]

Actually is the first time Sylar has the shape shifting thing. He got the illusion ability from Candice, that's why he was future!fake!Nathan, not because the shape shifting.


Originally before Sylar was cast he had abilities that no one was told about. It was assumed he could 'blend in' so the thought was shape shifting. He was also shot at point blank range and then flew up through a roof either with a super jump, flight or wall climbing.


All of those abilities seemed to be scrapped when we actually met sylar, and well before he caught the flu, i mean shanti.

[DoN Migu-EL]

Originally before Sylar was cast he had abilities that no one was told about. It was assumed he could 'blend in' so the thought was shape shifting. He was also shot at point blank range and then flew up through a roof either with a super jump, flight or wall climbing.


All of those abilities seemed to be scrapped when we actually met sylar, and well before he caught the flu, i mean shanti.

When did this happen?

[Litle bit more bizarre]

It happened when he wanted to kill Molly but Matt surprised him and send few bullets to his chest and when Matt turn to that blond FBI agent ( I forgot her name ) than Sylar stand up and just dissapeared

[wooosmallville]

It happened when he wanted to kill Molly but Matt surprised him and send few bullets to his chest and when Matt turn to that blond FBI agent ( I forgot her name ) than Sylar stand up and just dissapeared

I would guess that Sylar used TK, but I guess that doesn't explain why he fell. I always wondered about that scene.

[targis]

Well Sylar can use TK to pick up movible objects and move them. If Sylar tried to use TK on a unmovible object that was up above him like the side of a building it should propel him through the air.

Like the way that spiderman does with his web

[Yoshua]

When did this happen?

Oddly enought it is the scene that your avatar is taken from.

[targis]

Originally before Sylar was cast he had abilities that no one was told about. It was assumed he could 'blend in' so the thought was shape shifting. He was also shot at point blank range and then flew up through a roof either with a super jump, flight or wall climbing.


All of those abilities seemed to be scrapped when we actually met sylar, and well before he caught the flu, i mean shanti.
when he super jumped it could have been caused by him pushing himself up off the ground using his TK and propelling himself through the air.

[DoN Migu-EL]

Oddly enought it is the scene that your avatar is taken from.

So it is haha.

I just re watched and idk how he disappears but he stops the bullets with TK you can hear the bullets fall to the ground when he stands back up. I'm sure he just fell down to give the illusion he had been shot.

[targis]

Claude makes his Return for the finale. Maybe he will teach Peter how to use his power again.

Micah will also be in this episode.


Claude will not be in this episode. IMDB made a mistake on the cast list.

[KSiteTV]

More on IMDB mistakes:

http://www.herosite.net/incorrect-imdb.htm

[Litle bit more bizarre]

Oddly enought it is the scene that your avatar is taken from.

Thats realy funny I didnt notice that :rotfl:

[Superboy2]

So no Claude now? That sucks.

[GrantCalibre]

What exactly does An Invisible Thread refer to, since we probably know it's not referring to Claude "The Invisible Man"?

Is it a reference back to the threads Future Hiro and Future Peter used to track the affects of each event/person/action through the timestream? Maybe it's saying there was an "invisible thread" - someone working behind the scenes, or some factor they didn't know about and didn't include in their calculations? What could that be? Is it a reference to "Destiny"? With Peter's monologue talking to "God" in the church, Destiny is back in the forefront of the show's themes. Or, more directly, is the Invisible thread going to be a person (maybe Angela?) who has been affecting each key event in the past decades. Somehow until recently she has been below the radar (invisible) and now she's unearthing her past in 1961?

[super_j_man]

Maybe it's saying there was an "invisible thread" - someone working behind the scenes, or some factor they didn't know about and didn't include in their calculations?

I think its that. Each thread represented a person and their timeline. So someone else might have a hand in controlling things that no one knows about yet. It's all a guess but we'll find out for sure in two weeks!

[targis]

Hiro discovers that there are repercussions to regaining his powers.

What do you think this could mean?

[haydenclaireheroes]

this episode is going to be call and i think claude will want revenge on claire and HRG.

[targis]

this episode is going to be call and i think claude will want revenge on claire and HRG.
There was a mistake on IMDB cast list and it turns out he will not be in this episode.

[Lexgirl33]

Question: This two-week Lost hiatus is killing me! More scoopage before the final episodes, please! --Brad
Ausiello: The major-ish Lost death is coming up soooooon. Also, it's less ish and more major than I first thought.

Question: Please, please, please give us a hint about whom Sylar kills in Monday's Heroes season finale! --Claire
Ausiello: It's a major character, and the death definitely sticks. But there is a twist. (Hint: It's possible no one will be leaving the show.) BTW, the finale is fantastic. It's compelling, suspense-filled and, most importantly, events occur consecutively and in the present day. Heroes is back, people!


Ahhh I can't wait!!

[Superboy2]

I wanna say its Nathan, cause everything is leading towards it. But that wouldn't be a surprise. I'd have to say maybe Matt.

[ShanshuSylar]

Question: This two-week Lost hiatus is killing me! More scoopage before the final episodes, please! --Brad
Ausiello: The major-ish Lost death is coming up soooooon. Also, it's less ish and more major than I first thought.

Question: Please, please, please give us a hint about whom Sylar kills in Monday's Heroes season finale! --Claire
Ausiello: It's a major character, and the death definitely sticks. But there is a twist. (Hint: It's possible no one will be leaving the show.) BTW, the finale is fantastic. It's compelling, suspense-filled and, most importantly, events occur consecutively and in the present day. Heroes is back, people!


I guess if the writers are going toward Five Years Gone then it will have to be Nathan. And this easily fits in with Ausiello's hint that no one will be leaving the show.

[targis]

what will the invisible thread be?