"Heroes" Chapter Nine 'Homecoming' (2006)

Director:

Greg Beeman

Writers:

Adam Armus (written by)
Tim Kring (creator) ...

TV Series:

"Heroes" (2006)

Original Air Date:

20 November 2006 (Season 1, Episode 9)

Genre:

Drama | Sci-Fi

Plot:

As Homecoming approaches in Odessa, Claire's father makes an effort to save Claire's life. Peter, having tried to contact Hiro...

Plot Keywords:

Brother Sister Relationship | Super Power | New York City | Father Son Relationship | Reference To Batman

Cast

Santiago Cabrera	...	Isaac Mendez
Tawny Cypress	...	Simone Deveaux
Noah Gray-Cabey	...	Micah Sanders
Ali Larter	...	Jessica Sanders / Niki Sanders
Masi Oka	...	Hiro Nakamura
Hayden Panettiere	...	Claire Bennet
Adrian Pasdar	...	Nathan Petrelli
Sendhil Ramamurthy	...	Mohinder Suresh
Leonard Roberts	...	D.L. Hawkins
Milo Ventimiglia	...	Peter Petrelli
Nora Zehetner	...	Eden McCain
James Kyson Lee	...	Ando Masahashi
Ashley Crow	...	Sandra Bennet
Zachary Quinto	...	Sylar
Erick Avari	...	Chandra Suresh

Runtime:

43 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Netherlands:12 | USA:TV-14

Company:

Tailwind Productions

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: In the shot of Claire's mom explaining to her dad why she allowed Claire to sneak out to Homecoming, her lapel mike is visible.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Mohinder Suresh: [voiceover] We are, if anything, creatures of habit - drawn to the safety and comfort of the familiar.
Zach: Do they actually believe that grain is a vegetable?
Mohinder Suresh: [voice over] But what happens when the familiar becomes unsafe, when the fear that we have been desperately trying to avoid, finds us where we live?

Movie Connections:

References "Battlestar Galactica" (2004)

Best Hour of Sci-Fi/Suspense on TV Ever?

Quite possibly the most exciting piece of Sci-Fi/Action on television ever broadcast! All of the episodes leading up to this moment were perfectly executed to bring the viewer to this glorious hour. Characters and plot lines all converged into a moment of tension and suspense unlike any other I have seen in quite some time. Not only was the main storyline of save the cheerleader, save the world beautifully dealt with, the back stories or side stories were not forgotten and also intertwined magnificently. This show is slowly but surely becoming my favorite program on television, right behind the already superb and amazing Battlestar Galactica. More episodes like this (probably impossible because then they would all be the best ever) and this show will be in my television hall of fame.