"Heroes"
Chapter Three 'One Giant Leap' (2006)

Director:

Greg Beeman

Writers:

Tim Kring (creator) and
Jeph Loeb (writer)

TV Series:

"Heroes" (2006)

Original Air Date:

9 October 2006 (Season 1, Episode 3)

Genre:

Drama | Sci-Fi

Plot:

Hiro gets back to Japan and using Issac's comic book he persuades Ando to help him save the world. They go back to the US...

Plot Keywords:

Mother | Brother | Daughter | New York City | Parent Child Relationship

Cast

Santiago Cabrera	...	Isaac Mendez
Tawny Cypress	...	Simone Deveaux
Noah Gray-Cabey	...	Micah Sanders
Greg Grunberg	...	Matt Parkman
Ali Larter	...	Niki Sanders
Masi Oka	...	Hiro Nakamura
Hayden Panettiere	...	Claire Bennet
Adrian Pasdar	...	Nathan Petrelli
Sendhil Ramamurthy	...	Mohinder Suresh
Milo Ventimiglia	...	Peter Petrelli
Clea DuVall	...	FBI Agent Audrey Hanson
Nora Zehetner	...	Eden McCain
Cristine Rose	...	Angela Petrelli
Tina Lifford	...	Paulette Hawkins
Elizabeth Lackey	...	Janice Parkman (as Lisa Lackey)

Runtime:

60 min | 60 min (including commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

Japanese | English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Netherlands:12

Goofs:

Continuity: When Suresh finds the key in his father's book, the length of tape on the key varies between shots.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Mohinder Suresh: [voiceover] When evolution selects its agents, it does so at a cost. It makes demands in exchange for singularity. And you may be asked to do something against your very nature. Suddenly, the change in your life that should have been wonderful, comes as a betrayal. It may seem cruel, but the goal is nothing short of self-preservation. Survival.

Soundtrack:

Eyes

wow, good show on TV.

i don't think that i ever watched a show religiously. now, i make sure to be home on time before this show starts. for the last couple of years, most of the shows we got were either reality shows or shows based on real life (i.e. "how i met your mother" < i really don't care) or "make a deal" sort of thing, and that did absolutely nothing for me. TV has lacked pure fantasy in the last couple of years, and this show has hit the spot. And, yes, it does follow that idea from superman "with power comes responsibility". so the characters are not just do-all-good-all-the-time, they have depth and issues like we all do, so that lets us relate to them. one problem though, is that it takes a while to get to the point, and the build up is getting so big, that after this season, i'm afraid that this show will not be returning, or the second season will not live up to this one. but otherwise, this show makes up for what others are lacking - fantasy, adventure, fun.