Seeing as how they are really following the marvel universe with the powers, I wouldn't put it past them. But I think its him. Seeing as how he did have Claire's healing ability, and she was able to heal after getting close to that radioactive guy.
My favorite scene in that whole ep is when HRG grabbed that asshole manager's finger and told him to back off.
They do seem to follow Marvel pretty closely (Nathan even made a slight comment about their evolutionary group being discovered and then herded onto an island out in the middle of nowhere *cough cough Genosha cough* in an episode, which made a few over-enthusiastic Lost fans go nuts thinking the two shows were merging.)
Really, Heroes pulls from a lot of comic books. Eden's power was more closely related to Jesse Custer's voice-of-God ability in Preacher, and the huge plot of uniting the population by blowing up the city on purpose mirrors the plot to Alan Moore's Watchmen (soon to be a major motion picture).
I just randomly thought about the clone thing while in the shower (where I also had the half-baked idea that Nathan's wife, Heidi, was secretly Uluru, until we finally saw her a third of the way through the series).
Totally agree on the scene with Bennet. He, along with Hiro and Ando, is in my top circle of favorite characters. I loved him even when everyone else thought he was evil.
I didn't like either of those relationship endings. I mean I didn't like Parkman's wife. She just irritated me. But the thing with Nathan's wife being "driven away" by him. Please, they just wanted to get rid of those characters and couldn't think of a better way of doing it.
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My favorite scene in that whole ep is when HRG grabbed that asshole manager's finger and told him to back off.
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Really, Heroes pulls from a lot of comic books. Eden's power was more closely related to Jesse Custer's voice-of-God ability in Preacher, and the huge plot of uniting the population by blowing up the city on purpose mirrors the plot to Alan Moore's Watchmen (soon to be a major motion picture).
I just randomly thought about the clone thing while in the shower (where I also had the half-baked idea that Nathan's wife, Heidi, was secretly Uluru, until we finally saw her a third of the way through the series).
Totally agree on the scene with Bennet. He, along with Hiro and Ando, is in my top circle of favorite characters. I loved him even when everyone else thought he was evil.
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They conveniently wrote out Janice and Heidi saying that Matt's now divorced and Nathan's current state drove Heidi and the boys away.
Isn't this sort of a cheater's way of showing when they came out to the public about Heidi now being able to walk again?
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