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Tonight’s Episode: Chapter 18, Like Any Parasite

By Sam | March 5, 2007 (12:05 pm)

With the election and NYC�s destruction looming, Nathan (Adrian Pasdar) has a disturbing face-to-face meeting with the shadowy Linderman. Hiro�s (Golden Globe nominee Masi Oka) attempt to steal the sword steers him into a grim new direction. Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy) makes a breakthrough on �the list� � at great cost. D.L. (Leonard Roberts) begins to suspect all is not well at home. Isaac (Santiago Cabrera) paints his most terrible painting yet. New �hero� Candice Wilmer (guest star Missy Peregrym) makes an illusive debut.

Jack Coleman, Tawny Cypress, Noah Gray-Cabey, Greg Grunberg, Ali Larter, Hayden Panettiere and Milo Ventimiglia also star. Ashley Crow, Jimmy Jean-Louis, James Kyson Lee, Zachary Quinto and Eric Roberts guest star.

A preview of the episode below. Watch it, and then join us at the Official Chapter 18 Discussion Thread in the forum!

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Suzanne Perkins on March 5, 2007

I was really excited about this show in the beginning, but I’m getting tired of it going no where. By now the heroes should be able to do some good with their special powers and they should know each other. Are you trying to depress the viewing population by always giving the bad guys the upper hand? “Lost” is doing the same thing…going no where. Between longer and longer commercials and nothing positive happening, I tend to think our family will be finding something else to watch on Monday nights. I was afraid this show was too good to be true. Years ago the same thing happened with “Twin Peaks” It started strong and went no where.

 
Betty Kelley on March 5, 2007

We missed the episode on Monday night. Will that episode be reshown on another night?

 
trajan on March 5, 2007

Betty: Sci Fi channel Friday airs Heroes episode from previous MOnday

Or go to NBC/ Heroes and watch there

I dig the show - like how it keeps you guessing - always surprises you

 
Ben on March 5, 2007

I’ve got to agree with Suzanne. The show is getting ridiculously drawn out just like I hear LOST is. It seems that lots of creativity is put into the initial idea/episodes and once people are interested, the commercialism kicks in and they use ads to milk the hell out of what could have been an entertaining series. There’s been a few episodes that I didn’t catch, but when I pick back up a few weeks later, it’s as if I didn’t miss anything at all. It’s easy to follow because there’s NOTHING of any substance happening. Congratulation to the writers/producers. They’ve found a way to milk the advertisers and bore the public.

 
Tyrone on March 6, 2007

I disagree with that. You have to understand unlike a lot of other TV shows, they deal with major storylines and plots every episode, unlike other shows like Smallville or The X-Files for example where some episodes have nothing to do with the main storyline at all. Also with so many main characters and intertwining storylines, it will by nature take awhile to build them. The reason it seems drawn out is because there literally is no way to speed it up or else the series would last only one season. Taking time allows them to build on each character. I’m glad they are taking their time and not just speeding things up or else the show would get boring very fast.

 
KermEd on March 6, 2007

I have to agree with Tyrone there. Everytime the show seems to be moving at too slow of a pace for me - The next episode advances things at an accelerated pace. Take tonights episode for example, they finished several of the mini-story-quests, killed people who we are used to watching, and saw the most normal people step up to save / stop superhumans.

The moral of the show seems to be that no matter what a persons abilities or gifts are: it is their intentions, courage, and the outcomes from decisions that establish who they are.

I love this show. It contains heroes from several countries & keeps the story moving by creating new directions with every episode. I am always looking foreward to the next episode. And sometimes, when you miss an episode or two, and think you haven’t missed anything - you realise you’re wrong 3 or 4 episodes later when you end up not understanding why someone is following a new path. 10/10, keep em coming.

 
stefan on March 6, 2007

I agree with tyrone it aint like any other super hero thing man this is different.Its true with the commercialism they suck the show.its not something like X men,smallville or any other super hero thing there is a difference in it & it’s a big one.did yall noticed the lengths of the episodes had been cut shot !

 
Evylene on March 6, 2007

I am amazed with the creativity of the producer and writers. Personally, I think the storyline is great! It is interesting. As what the producer had told the public, they know where the story will reach at the end of season one and then different threats/issues will be introduced during the upcoming season. It’s not like they are going no where…

 
Astro on March 6, 2007

As an Australian who has caught the “Heroes bug”, I have to agree with the last few posters. You really need to watch every episode to fully grasp the depth and scope of the storylines and the complex relationships between various characters.

Hats off to the writers for continuing to shock and surprise us at episode 18! Bring on the rest of the season…

 
hiranmv on March 6, 2007

we need new more wallpapers of new heroes

 
Radiant on March 7, 2007

I think Heroes is really great…very deep storyline and vce-vrsa…but i think Peter is too powerful to be a hero…let all super-humans pass near him and Voilaa…he becomes ALL in ONE

 
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