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	Hiro moves Ando so he'll land safely and starts time again. The girl thanks him and promises to tell everyone, but then notices that Hiro has frozen himself in time. The girl leaves and Ando tries to get through to his friend.		Hiro moves Ando so he'll land safely and starts time again. The girl thanks him and promises to tell everyone, but then notices that Hiro has frozen himself in time. The girl leaves and Ando tries to get through to his friend.

	Angela is having lunch at [[Kojin Sushi]] when Sylar comes up to her, looking like himself acting like Nathan. She wakes up from her [[precognition\|precognitive]] dream as her car arrives at the restaurant. Angela sits down and Nathan comes in and apologizes for being late. She worries that Noah is wavering and Nathan assures her that he'll take care of it. Nathan wonders if he likes sushi and Angela covers. He notes that he's felt recently like there's a lot of change going on with him and it seems like his previous life isn't his own. Angela dismisses it as self-reflection but Nathan wonders what kind of father, brother, and son he's been. She insists he's been fine but Nathan says he's been a jackass and plans to reconnect with everyone important in his life so he can be a "better me". He says he feels invincible but Angela says it's just a mid-life crisis and suggests he go out and buy a car and get a younger woman. Nathan concedes the point and wonders what he'd be without her.		Angela is having lunch at [[Kojin Sushi]] when Sylar comes up to her, looking like himself acting like Nathan. She wakes up from her [[precognition\|precognitive]] dream as her car arrives at the restaurant. Angela sits down and Nathan comes in and apologizes for being late. She worries that Noah is wavering and Nathan assures her that he'll take care of it. Nathan wonders if he likes [[sushi]] and Angela covers. He notes that he's felt recently like there's a lot of change going on with him and it seems like his previous life isn't his own. Angela dismisses it as self-reflection but Nathan wonders what kind of father, brother, and son he's been. She insists he's been fine but Nathan says he's been a jackass and plans to reconnect with everyone important in his life so he can be a "better me". He says he feels invincible but Angela says it's just a mid-life crisis and suggests he go out and buy a car and get a younger woman. Nathan concedes the point and wonders what he'd be without her.

	In [[Los Angeles, CA]], Matt gets a call from Angela. She tells him that they have a problem and Sylar is beginning to emerge. Matt warns that Sylar is Sylar but Angela tells him he needs to reinforce the Nathan persona and [[telepathy\|erase Sylar's memories]] again. Matt insists that he's stopped using his abilities because he's been seeing things ever since. Angela says there's no out for people like them but Matt tells her to fix her own problems and hangs up.		In [[Los Angeles, CA]], Matt gets a call from Angela. She tells him that they have a problem and Sylar is beginning to emerge. Matt warns that Sylar is Sylar but Angela tells him he needs to reinforce the Nathan persona and [[telepathy\|erase Sylar's memories]] again. Matt insists that he's stopped using his abilities because he's been seeing things ever since. Angela says there's no out for people like them but Matt tells her to fix her own problems and hangs up.
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	* [[Samuel Sullivan]] as a carnival owner who can manipulate tattoos and seduces others into joining him has several strong visual and narrative similarities to G.M. Dark, one of the owners of Cooger & Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show from Ray Bradbury's novel [[wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)\|''Something Wicked This Way Comes'']].		* [[Samuel Sullivan]] as a carnival owner who can manipulate tattoos and seduces others into joining him has several strong visual and narrative similarities to G.M. Dark, one of the owners of Cooger & Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show from Ray Bradbury's novel [[wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)\|''Something Wicked This Way Comes'']].
	* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.		* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.
	* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.		* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "[[sushi]]" in this episode.
	* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'' and ''[[An Invisible Thread]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').		* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'' and ''[[An Invisible Thread]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').

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	* This is the first single episode that aired for two hours. Previously, two episodes aired back-to-back (''[[The Second Coming]]'' and ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]''), or have been named similarly (''[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]'' and ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]''), but they were always considered separate episodes. ''Orientation'' and ''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'' are considered two parts of the same episode.		* This is the first single episode that aired for two hours. Previously, two episodes aired back-to-back (''[[The Second Coming]]'' and ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]''), or have been named similarly (''[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]'' and ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]''), but they were always considered separate episodes. ''Orientation'' and ''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'' are considered two parts of the same episode.
	*This episode bills [[Robert Knepper]] as a guest star, although the press release stated that he was a new regular. This was probably due to the fact that the role was originally meant to be recurring only, but the actor and [[NBC]] have both confirmed multiple times that he is a regular cast member. The billing may have also been NBC's way of simply introducing Knepper.		*This episode bills [[Robert Knepper]] as a guest star, although the press release stated that he was a new regular. This was probably due to the fact that the role was originally meant to be recurring only, but the actor and [[NBC]] have both confirmed multiple times that he is a regular cast member. The billing may have also been NBC's way of simply introducing Knepper.
	* [[Kimiko]] calls [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]]'s business "Heroes For Hire" instead of [[Dial a Hero]]. "Heroes for Hire" is the name the company was originally called in early drafts of the script. "Heroes for Hire" is taken from Marvel Comics, where it is a pair of superheroes that charge for their services.		* [[Kimiko]] calls [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]]'s business "Heroes For Hire" instead of [[Dial a Hero]]. "Heroes for Hire" is the name the company was originally called in early drafts of the script. "Heroes for Hire" is taken from [[Marvel Comics]], where it is a pair of superheroes that charge for their services.
	* [[Kimiko]] says that [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] have spent fifty million yen on Dial a Hero. 50 million yen is approximately 500,000 U.S. dollars.		* [[Kimiko]] says that [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] have spent fifty million yen on Dial a Hero. 50 million yen is approximately 500,000 U.S. dollars.
	* [[Annie]], [[Gretchen]], and [[Claire]] appear to play ''Guitar Hero 5'', though in the dialogue they mention it as ''Guitar Hero III'', which was released on October 28, 2007.		* [[Annie]], [[Gretchen]], and [[Claire]] appear to play ''Guitar Hero 5'', though in the dialogue they mention it as ''Guitar Hero III'', which was released on October 28, 2007.

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	* This is the first single episode that aired for two hours. Previously, two episodes aired back-to-back (''[[The Second Coming]]'' and ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]''), or have been named similarly (''[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]'' and ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]''), but they were always considered separate episodes. ''Orientation'' and ''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'' are considered two parts of the same episode.		* This is the first single episode that aired for two hours. Previously, two episodes aired back-to-back (''[[The Second Coming]]'' and ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]''), or have been named similarly (''[[The Eclipse, Part 1]]'' and ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]''), but they were always considered separate episodes. ''Orientation'' and ''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'' are considered two parts of the same episode.
	*This episode bills [[Robert Knepper]] as a guest star, although the press release stated that he was a new regular. This was probably due to the fact that the role was originally meant to be recurring only, but the actor and [[NBC]] have both confirmed multiple times that he is a regular cast member. The billing may have also been NBC's way of simply introducing Knepper.		*This episode bills [[Robert Knepper]] as a guest star, although the press release stated that he was a new regular. This was probably due to the fact that the role was originally meant to be recurring only, but the actor and [[NBC]] have both confirmed multiple times that he is a regular cast member. The billing may have also been NBC's way of simply introducing Knepper.
	* [[Kimiko]] calls [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]]'s business "Heroes For Hire" instead of [[Dial a Hero]]. "Heroes for Hire" is the name the company was originally called in early drafts of the script.		* [[Kimiko]] calls [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]]'s business "Heroes For Hire" instead of [[Dial a Hero]]. "Heroes for Hire" is the name the company was originally called in early drafts of the script. "Heroes for Hire" is taken from Marvel Comics, where it is a pair of superheroes that charge for their services.
	* [[Kimiko]] says that [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] have spent fifty million yen on Dial a Hero. 50 million yen is approximately 500,000 U.S. dollars.		* [[Kimiko]] says that [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] have spent fifty million yen on Dial a Hero. 50 million yen is approximately 500,000 U.S. dollars.
	* [[Annie]], [[Gretchen]], and [[Claire]] appear to play ''Guitar Hero 5'', though in the dialogue they mention it as ''Guitar Hero III'', which was released on October 28, 2007.		* [[Annie]], [[Gretchen]], and [[Claire]] appear to play ''Guitar Hero 5'', though in the dialogue they mention it as ''Guitar Hero III'', which was released on October 28, 2007.
	* [[Samuel Sullivan]] as a carnival owner who can manipulate tattoos and seduces others into joining him, has several strong visual and narrative similarities to G.M. Dark, one of the owners of Cooger & Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show from Ray Bradbury's novel [[wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)\|''Something Wicked This Way Comes'']].		* [[Samuel Sullivan]] as a carnival owner who can manipulate tattoos and seduces others into joining him has several strong visual and narrative similarities to G.M. Dark, one of the owners of Cooger & Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show from Ray Bradbury's novel [[wikipedia:Something Wicked This Way Comes (novel)\|''Something Wicked This Way Comes'']].
	* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.		* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.
	* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.		* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.
	* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'' and ''[[An Invisible Thread]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').		* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'' and ''[[An Invisible Thread]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').

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	"''I wanted to be Claire Bennet again. I thought people might forget.''"		"''I wanted to be Claire Bennet again. I thought people might forget.''"

	"''No, girl. Google's your enemy.''"		"''No, girl. [[Google]]'s your enemy.''"

	: - [[Claire]], [[Gretchen Berg]]		: - [[Claire]], [[Gretchen Berg]]

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	* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.		* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.
	* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.		* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.
	* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').		* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'' and ''[[An Invisible Thread]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').

	==See Also==		==See Also==

imported>Skullman1392: not the third time somebody else besides Mohinder did a narration

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not the third time somebody else besides Mohinder did a narration

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	* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.		* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.
	* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.		* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.
	* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder, this is the ~~third~~ ~~time~~ the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (~~the~~ ~~first~~ being Linderman in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'' ~~and the second being~~ Nathan in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'').		* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder; this is the one of the few times the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (other times being [[Linderman]] in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'', [[Nathan]] in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'', and [[Sylar]] in ''[[Dual]]'').

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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Episode titles are italicized

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	* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.		* [[Professor Fenton]] can be seen reading ''Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'', a novel published in April 2009. Since this episode takes place before [[Thanksgiving]], this episode probably takes place between April and November 2009. However, this may just be a production error.
	* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.		* [[Sylar\|Nathan]] mistakenly calls yellowtail sashimi "sushi" in this episode.
	* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder, this is the third time the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (the first being Linderman in [[Episode:.07%\|.07%]] and the second being Nathan in [[Angels and Monsters]]).		* In this episode, Samuel does the opening narration instead of Mohinder, this is the third time the narration is spoken by a character other than the geneticist (the first being Linderman in ''[[Episode:.07%\|.07%]]'' and the second being Nathan in ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'').

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	* For Part 2 of ''Orientation'', see '''''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'''''.		* For Part 2 of ''Orientation'', see '''''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'''''.
	* [http://www.nbc.com/heroes/video/clips/fly-on-the-wall/1196740/?__cid=thefilter Behind the scenes video] of [[David Straiton]] and [[James Kyson Lee]] filming ''Orientation''		* [http://www.nbc.com/heroes/video/clips/fly-on-the-wall/1196740/?__cid=thefilter Behind the scenes video] of [[David Straiton]] and [[James Kyson Lee]] filming ''Orientation''
			* For storyboards from the scene in which [[Peter]] jumps through the streets of New York, see '''[[Storyboards#Peter Jumping\|here]]'''.
	{{nav\|season=Four\|title=Orientation\|last=An Invisible Thread\|next=Jump, Push, Fall}}		{{nav\|season=Four\|title=Orientation\|last=An Invisible Thread\|next=Jump, Push, Fall}}
	</noinclude><includeonly><center>{{blurb}}<center>''For a complete summary, see the '''[[Episode:Orientation\|full article]]'''<!--,<br>or watch the episode on [http://www.hulu.com/HULU-LINK Hulu]-->.''</center>{{blurbclose}}</center></includeonly>		</noinclude><includeonly><center>{{blurb}}<center>''For a complete summary, see the '''[[Episode:Orientation\|full article]]'''<!--,<br>or watch the episode on [http://www.hulu.com/HULU-LINK Hulu]-->.''</center>{{blurbclose}}</center></includeonly>

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	* For Part 2 of ''Orientation'', see '''''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'''''.		* For Part 2 of ''Orientation'', see '''''[[Jump, Push, Fall]]'''''.
	* [http://www.hulu.com/watch/97009/heroes-orientation--jump-push-fall Watch the episode on Hulu.]
	* [http://www.nbc.com/heroes/video/clips/fly-on-the-wall/1196740/?__cid=thefilter Behind the scenes video] of [[David Straiton]] and [[James Kyson Lee]] filming ''Orientation''		* [http://www.nbc.com/heroes/video/clips/fly-on-the-wall/1196740/?__cid=thefilter Behind the scenes video] of [[David Straiton]] and [[James Kyson Lee]] filming ''Orientation''
	{{nav\|season=Four\|title=Orientation\|last=An Invisible Thread\|next=Jump, Push, Fall}}		{{nav\|season=Four\|title=Orientation\|last=An Invisible Thread\|next=Jump, Push, Fall}}