I don't think Mohinder has a power. IIRC, the virus was attacking the genes responsible for Molly's powers. If Mohinder had a power, it would have attacked those genes, but if he didn't, his immune system would have just killed it off, and voila, antibodies! And Mohinder's dreamwalk was courtesy of that little boy, the one whose picture he found in his father's office.
As for Peter's dreamwalk, I think it might have been Charles' power. Peter had a dream early in the season that he was talking to Charles and then he flew off, and there was some speculation that that was Charles, not Peter. Also, though, it could have been a combination of Hiro's temporal translocation and Claude's invisibility.
Ando's power, if he gets one, should be the ability to explain to the Japanese authorities how he wound up back in the country with no travel records carrying a stolen cultural treasure. THAT will be something that can preserve his cute little self. :) But there do need to be some "normal" people; the one thing that always bugged me about the X-Men was that the Professor talked a good game about co-existence, but the team had very little contact with non-mutants, even friendly ones.
George Takei with a sword? Is totally my anti-drug. Has been since I saw Sulu with a foil in "The Naked Time." ("Sorry, neither!" You go, Uhura!)
Why, yes, I am a total geek, why do you ask? :)
Molly/Micah; I've seen someone call them Mocha. One conversation, and they already have a portmanteau pairing name; now that's proactive.
Noah, of course, was all about saving the world, and saving the various life-forms, what with the two-by-two.
And Peter can fly, on his own, without Nathan, so I see a Republic Pictures type save for them.
I'm not sure that Mohinder has a power, either. It's just interesting to think he might have some subtle ability that he's unaware of. But his sister had the same virus Molly has. He was conceived to save her. He carries antibodies against it and should be immune. If he has a power it would have been protected. He did dreamwalk in "Seven Minutes to Midnight" and "Homecoming" seeing the events prior to his father eaving for America, but I don't think he has since. A local boy said to be a spirit guide with the genetic marker was also in the dreams, meaning they could have been manifested by the boy instead of Mohinder.
Ando really does need the gift of gab!
Mocha! That's priceless.
The Uhura/Sulu exchange from "The Naked Time" is a classic Trek moment.
As for Peter's dreamwalk, I think it might have been Charles' power. Peter had a dream early in the season that he was talking to Charles and then he flew off, and there was some speculation that that was Charles, not Peter. Also, though, it could have been a combination of Hiro's temporal translocation and Claude's invisibility.
Ando's power, if he gets one, should be the ability to explain to the Japanese authorities how he wound up back in the country with no travel records carrying a stolen cultural treasure. THAT will be something that can preserve his cute little self. :) But there do need to be some "normal" people; the one thing that always bugged me about the X-Men was that the Professor talked a good game about co-existence, but the team had very little contact with non-mutants, even friendly ones.
George Takei with a sword? Is totally my anti-drug. Has been since I saw Sulu with a foil in "The Naked Time." ("Sorry, neither!" You go, Uhura!)
Why, yes, I am a total geek, why do you ask? :)
Molly/Micah; I've seen someone call them Mocha. One conversation, and they already have a portmanteau pairing name; now that's proactive.
Noah, of course, was all about saving the world, and saving the various life-forms, what with the two-by-two.
And Peter can fly, on his own, without Nathan, so I see a Republic Pictures type save for them.
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Ando really does need the gift of gab!
Mocha! That's priceless.
The Uhura/Sulu exchange from "The Naked Time" is a classic Trek moment.
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