$1000 says Rebel is actually Micah. Hacking into computers and such.

I forgot Eric Doyle was supposed to have been killed, but if Sylar can miraculously escape a burning building after being stabbed in the brain and incapacitated, I guess anything's possible.

Doyle was never truly killed. He only collapsed from fatigue when Sylar overrode his telekinetic powers. We last saw Doyle face down on the linoleum in Primatech. It's conceivable (and now obvious) that he could've escaped before the place went up in Meredith's inferno.

For that matter, Meredeth and Flint are probably okay too, as both are known to be fireproof.

I'm thinking Meredith's inner conflicts got the best of her and she burnt herself to death, even with her abilities.

...just kidding, the series can't be that poetic. She'll be back.

I really hated Meredith's character. So... I kinda hope she's dead.

Did you ever notice anytime she showed up she had to light her hand on fire--just in case we'd forgotten her? That really pissed me off... to the point I hope she's really dead.

But that's just wishful thinking...

Wow, the latest episode was great! It was weird watching a Heroes episode that was actually good instead of ''sort of mediocre'' or ''bearable I guess''.

Yeah the last two episodes were actually decent, but the characters were fucked up so much that it is hard to take seriously.

This week's episode was boring as fuck. Absolutely nothing got accomplished and everything that happened had nothing whatsoever to do with what was going on. The whole backstory with Angela's sister and Chandra Suresh's concentration camp could have been explained in a 20 minute flashback and they could have done something worthwhile with the rest of the episode.

The best part of the episode was young Linderman's actor trying to sound like Malcolm McDowell.