Future Hiro says that Hiro kills Sylar, according to the comic. So why isn't he dead? The way they're trying to put it across is that nothing happens during the five years they 'skipped'. They were in the future and Sylar was alive, so obviously he didn't kill Sylar, though everything states he did.

That little girl, Molly.. She's the kid from the second episode, that the cop finds hiding in the closet. Remember she was afraid, because she saw her parents get murdered in the way Sylar kills? She told suresh about the boogyman, who eats brains.. Its the same kid. She's the one parkman found.

The creators were right, our veiws do kinda go more sympathetic now that we know why Sylar became who he is, bad parenting. It alwass seem to be the start of the alot of problems doesn't it? People need to think twice before having kids, or else they might screw up bad and raise a Syler.

So we finally know Molly's powers, though alot of fans seem to have caught on long before. What are Matt and Bennett gonna do when the device is an innocent little girl?

Nathan Nathan... Please don't tell me just cause Momma tells you to do something you go and do it! I stil find it hard to believe in order to achive "paradise" innocent lives must he sacrificed, and using the Hiroshima bomb to pull strings too, isnt the point of learning history is so we learn to NOT repeat it?!

And now Claire may have to lose even more innoncence, as if her life wasn't screwed up enough already. But at least she got to see Daddy Bennett one more time.

And Hiro shows his reluctance to become what he will be in 5 years time... I'm impressed with what Masi Oka did with both his future self and present, they're the same and yet completly different in attitudes. Though it looks like the timeline has changed, considering the sword is broken... But Sylar still see the vision that HE explodes... Argh headache...

Interesting that we get to see more of Candance's powers. Poor Micah... trapped... I hope nothing happens to him, I hate to see this character ending up on the "loving memory" list, especially since we haven't even see more development to his character and his powers.

Niki and Jess need to figure out who's in control, cause sometimes I dunno anymore. Jess also needs to figure out if shes an out of control killer or just a character who is calculating and is in control. One moment shes kicking everyone asses in the most brutal way, next time she's more civil?

Hiro better grow some cajones in the next episode, after what he did this week

Man, so much going on, and the lines between good/bad/indifferent are so blurred now. Which way is up? Who's good? What's right? I have a feeling we won't really come to a conclusion about that until the season is done. And even then, I have my doubts.

Linderman and Mrs. Petrelli obviously think they're doing something for the good of the future - the only way I'll completely buy that take is if Mrs. Petrelli can see the future - which would explain why Peter had the vision he did, and where he got the power from. Sylar's past comes into focus and we see that his mom (Audrey from Little Shop of Horrors, that was weird) shaped a lot of what he became. He's still a sicko, though, and I'm interested to see what they do with him.

I was torn whether Micah was being brought in to rig the election or to make sure the tracking system stayed in place, but now that we know that the tracking system is Molly/Mollie/whatever, it looks like he gets to rig the election. And how DL and NikiJessica will play into that will be interesting - NikiJessica knows Nathan, but does she know that he's working with Linderman now? And will that affect whether she decides to let Micah take part?

I'm a bit peeved by the Peter blowing up bit, though. Ted had to work to get his powers to the level they're at - does that mean that Peter absorbs the strength of the powers at the time of contact, too? And if so, why doesn't he absorb the control? It's kinda weird. At any rate, I'll be interested to see how Claire's role in that plays out. And taking Peter's vision of the future into account, everyone's there (though not in the right clothes) except for Isaac and Simone. Don't know if that factors in at all. Plus, where's invisible guy (I forgot his name)? We assume he ran off, but he's a possible additional piece. We know that he punched Peter out when he went into freakout mode before. It would be poetic to have him materialize there at the beginning of the next episode and clock Peter again. He'd be able to talk to Mr. Bennet, then, too.

Lastly, Mohinder's involvement is interesting to me. Now he's helping the company because he thinks he's helping himself, but where will that end him up? And how much of Suresh's formula and list were formed by Chandi or whatever her name is? (EDIT: nevermind, the disease is the same, but it's not necessarily fair to believe that the powers were the same. Too unsure on it.)

Anyway. I've only had 12 hours to process things (and half of that was spent sleeping), so I'll probably be even more curious before the next episode comes along.

Yeah, I caught that pretty quick - just with the way that the storyline has always played out, as soon as it was a little girl, it had to be that little girl.

- Guessing from the episode's title, we see how Nathan wins the election.
- It's been stated that the last three episodes show all the heroes coming together in New York, and Landslide is the third to last episode.
- Adrian Pasdar (Mohinder) has blurbed that the 22nd episode (Landslide) will show how his father actually died.
- We may find out how Sylar actually steals powers from others (brain-eating?).

Source: http://heroeswiki.com/Spoiler:Landslide

That last one I REALY want to know, because it's been bugging me since the first time he "brain-ate", I suppose.