“Godsend” Plot SPOILERS

The geeks over at Aint-It-Cool-News has gotten themselves a copy of Chapter 12, “Godsend”, and they’ve dished on some interesting plot points. Be warn, these contain POTENTIAL SPOILERS, so don’t read on unless you really want to know. Some quick rundowns: Christopher Eccleston’s invisible man character Claude does indeed show up in “Godsend” and it would appear Hiro has lost some of his mojo after failing to save Charlie the waitress.

Here’s what AICN said:

* The episode, titled �Godsend,� begins with the superimposition �Two Weeks Later� (which puts it just three weeks before Nov. 8, when Manhattan goes boom).

* As the episode begins, Hiro, Nathan and Peter have all returned to New York, where we learn Hiro�s powers have been diminishing since he failed to rescue his waitress-girlfriend Charlie. Peter, meanwhile, is in a coma, reliving the dream of apocalypse.

* It turns out that Syler did not escape PrimaTech Paper following the unpleasantness with Eden.

* Claire�s nerd-pal, Zach, isn�t gone for good after all.

* Nathan comes to remark that Hiro�s English is much improved. Hiro attributes this to Charlie, who taught him �many things.�

* Niki, while in Vegas stir, makes a very interesting discovery about herself. I think.

* We do not learn to whom Jack Bennet reports, but a plural pronoun is employed.

* The shadowy �Linderman� does not yet surface (at least not overtly), but the name �Linderman� comes up a lot.

* Peter does not fly, but there are special effects aplenty.

* The new Christopher Eccleston character is indeed introduced in this episode. He sports a beard and we don�t meet him till near episode�s end.

* And here�s how it ends, spoiler boys: �Who needs God when you got me?�