Admit it, when Nathan...

[Ginx]

*SQEEEed* When "Nathan" used TK to move the coffee cup hahaha.... so much for keep Sylar at bay! :D

[warriorrenegade]

It was pretty cool I'll admit, but off first take it feels very familiar. Like Peter's journey in the 1st season. Don't know yet if that's good or bad. More episodes will tell.

[RedPhoenix23]

Eh. Predictible. Silly, silly plotline.

[STFanatic]

I really liked that part, I bet 'Nathan' thinks he is gaining more powers.

[Lawliet]

It may be predictable but the context in which it was done made it that much better!

[RedPhoenix23]

Nope just saw it myself and I still got say "eh... predictible", lol. Nuke that storyline ASAP please!

[STFanatic]

I really like the storyline, IMO it beats the last Smallville storyline all to heck.

(Note that I have not read one single spoiler)

I bet Nathan thinks he is gaining powers and tells Mommy and Pete all about it.
I am looking forward to the awkwardness of that.

[shanemak]

Yea that was predictable, and not original either. Kinda reminded me of richard moving the cofee cup in the 4400. But what will be the straw the breaks the camels back is if Nathan gets injured and instantly heals.

[haydenclaireheroes]

I was not sure if this story line would be confusing and you would have to analize every scene to get it but truly it was really the opposite. It was awesome to see that syler is really nathen and how nathen sees that he is changeing.

[RedPhoenix23]

Meh, gave up on Smallville so comparasions to their silly plotlines means nothing to me cuz I got no idea what's going on in Smallville, lol.

[Syn]

I like that Nathan's showing a little Sylar in his personality; his obsession with improving himself, for one.

[UncleBuck]

I just don't understand why after one episode SYLAR is back already... so much for drama