Episode:Run! - Revision history

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	"''A hero never runs.''"<br>		"''A hero never runs.''"<br>
	"''Stop saying the things I say to you!.''"		"''Stop saying the things I say to you!''"
	:-[[Ando ~~Masahashi\|Ando's~~]] ~~quoting of him start to annoy~~ [[~~Hiro Nakamura\|~~Hiro]].		:-[[Ando]], [[Hiro]]

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	"''A hero never runs.''"<br>		"''A hero never runs.''"<br>
	"''Stop saying the things I say to you!.''"		"''Stop saying the things I say to you!.''"
	:-[[Ando ~~Mashashi~~\|Ando's]] quoting of him start to annoy [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]].		:-[[Ando Masahashi\|Ando's]] quoting of him start to annoy [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]].

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			"''A hero never runs.''"<br>
			"''Stop saying the things I say to you!.''"
			:-[[Ando Mashashi\|Ando's]] quoting of him start to annoy [[Hiro Nakamura\|Hiro]].

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	==Story Development==		==Story Development==
	{{StoryDevelopment\|links=[[Nathan's bribe money]] · [[Hope]] · [[Hope's bag]] · [[Zane Taylor]] · [[Melting]] · [[Steve Gustavson]] · [[Aron's diamonds]]}}		{{StoryDevelopment\|links=[[Nathan's bribe money]] · [[Hope]] · [[Hope's bag]] · [[Zane Taylor]] · [[Melting]] · [[Steve Gustavson]] · [[Aron's diamonds]] · [[Ando's victims]]}}

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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	* Zane Taylor is the name of writer [[Adam Armus]]'s nephew.		* Zane Taylor is the name of writer [[Adam Armus]]'s nephew.
	* The real world location of [[Meredith Gordon]]'s trailer is a trailer park in Santa Clarita, CA.		* The real world location of [[Meredith Gordon]]'s trailer is a trailer park in Santa Clarita, CA.
	* When Hiro confronts Hope, she says, "Thanks for the help Sulu," then knocks him out. This is a reference to the ''[[Star Trek]]'' character Sulu, who was originally portrayed by [[George Takei]].		* When Hiro confronts Hope, she says, "Thanks for the help Sulu," then knocks him out. This is a reference to the ''[[Star Trek]]'' character Sulu, who was originally portrayed by [[George Takei]] who plays Hiro's father [[Kaito Nakamura\|Kaito]].
	* The telephone number dialed by [[Matt Parkman]] while running from [[Jessica]] does not start with the traditional "555" used in television and movies; it was 698-4631.		* The telephone number dialed by [[Matt Parkman]] while running from [[Jessica]] does not start with the traditional "555" used in television and movies; it was 698-4631.
	* The graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]'' tells the story of what happened to [[Sylar]] before he met [[Zane Taylor]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]'' tells the story of what happened to [[Sylar]] before he met [[Zane Taylor]].

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	* Zane Taylor is the name of writer [[Adam Armus]]'s nephew.		* Zane Taylor is the name of writer [[Adam Armus]]'s nephew.
	* The real world location of [[Meredith Gordon]]'s trailer is a trailer park in Santa Clarita, CA.		* The real world location of [[Meredith Gordon]]'s trailer is a trailer park in Santa Clarita, CA.
	* When Hiro confronts Hope, she says "Thanks for the help Sulu" ~~before~~ ~~knocking~~ him out. This is a reference to the ''[[Star Trek]]'' character Sulu, who was portrayed by [[George Takei]].		* When Hiro confronts Hope, she says, "Thanks for the help Sulu," then knocks him out. This is a reference to the ''[[Star Trek]]'' character Sulu, who was originally portrayed by [[George Takei]].
	* The telephone number dialed by [[Matt Parkman]] while running from [[Jessica]] does not start with the traditional "555" used in television and movies; it was 698-4631.		* The telephone number dialed by [[Matt Parkman]] while running from [[Jessica]] does not start with the traditional "555" used in television and movies; it was 698-4631.
	* The graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]'' tells the story of what happened to [[Sylar]] before he met [[Zane Taylor]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]'' tells the story of what happened to [[Sylar]] before he met [[Zane Taylor]].

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	* Zane Taylor is the name of writer [[Adam Armus]]'s nephew.		* Zane Taylor is the name of writer [[Adam Armus]]'s nephew.
	* The real world location of [[Meredith Gordon]]'s trailer is a trailer park in Santa Clarita, CA.		* The real world location of [[Meredith Gordon]]'s trailer is a trailer park in Santa Clarita, CA.
	* When Hiro confronts Hope, she says "Thanks for the help Sulu," before knocking him out. This is a reference to the ''[[Star Trek]]'' character Sulu, who was portrayed by [[George Takei]].		* When Hiro confronts Hope, she says "Thanks for the help Sulu" before knocking him out. This is a reference to the ''[[Star Trek]]'' character Sulu, who was portrayed by [[George Takei]].
	* The telephone number dialed by [[Matt Parkman]] while running from [[Jessica]] does not start with the traditional "555" used in television and movies; it was 698-4631.		* The telephone number dialed by [[Matt Parkman]] while running from [[Jessica]] does not start with the traditional "555" used in television and movies; it was 698-4631.
	* The graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]'' tells the story of what happened to [[Sylar]] before he met [[Zane Taylor]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]'' tells the story of what happened to [[Sylar]] before he met [[Zane Taylor]].

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	* This episode was originally known as ''Nothing to Lose''.		* This episode was originally known as ''Nothing to Lose''.
	* The money and aluminum case that [[Aron Malsky]] stole was from the robbery that [[Jessica]] and [[D.L.'s crew]] committed and [[D.L.]] later gave to Mr. Malsky to return to [[Mr. Linderman]] to protect his family. (See [[Linderman's money]] for a more detailed account.)		* The money and aluminum case that [[Aron Malsky]] stole was from the robbery that [[Jessica]] and [[D.L.'s crew]] committed and [[D.L.]] later gave to Mr. Malsky to return to [[Mr. Linderman]] to protect his family. (See [[Linderman's money]] for a more detailed account.)
	* While in the [[Montecito Casino]], [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] wear badges that bear the same logo as on the [[NBC]] television series, ''[[Las Vegas (TV series)\|Las Vegas]]''.		* While in the [[Montecito Casino]], [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] wear badges that bear the same logo as on the [[NBC]] television series ''[[Las Vegas (TV series)\|Las Vegas]]''.
	* [[Greg Grunberg]] drove in a "[http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&oe=UTF-8&q=staples+center&z=14&ll=34.041209,-118.248425&spn=0.039188,0.10849&om=1 loop on the 10 and 110 near the Staples Center]" during the filming of the scene where Matt drives Malsky to the [[diamond merchant]].		* [[Greg Grunberg]] drove in a "[http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&oe=UTF-8&q=staples+center&z=14&ll=34.041209,-118.248425&spn=0.039188,0.10849&om=1 loop on the 10 and 110 near the Staples Center]" during the filming of the scene where Matt drives Malsky to the [[diamond merchant]].
	* The building used to shoot the scenes inside [[Ridgway Jewelry]] is located in the "Diamond District" of downtown Los Angeles. This small neighborhood stretches from [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Olive+Street+and+5th,+los+angeles&layer=&sll=34.002492,-118.470833&sspn=0.010833,0.027122&ie=UTF8&z=16&ll=34.048304,-118.252051&spn=0.010827,0.027122&om=1&iwloc=addr 5th and Olive Street to 8th and Broadway] and features over 5,000 jewelry merchants.		* The building used to shoot the scenes inside [[Ridgway Jewelry]] is located in the "Diamond District" of downtown Los Angeles. This small neighborhood stretches from [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Olive+Street+and+5th,+los+angeles&layer=&sll=34.002492,-118.470833&sspn=0.010833,0.027122&ie=UTF8&z=16&ll=34.048304,-118.252051&spn=0.010827,0.027122&om=1&iwloc=addr 5th and Olive Street to 8th and Broadway] and features over 5,000 jewelry merchants.
	* The building does not actually have ceiling tiles; ''Heroes'' production added them for the episode.		* The building does not actually have ceiling tiles; ''Heroes'' production added them for the episode.
	* [[Zane Taylor]]'s ''Ramones'' T-shirt was written into the script and is a nod to executive producer [[Allan Arkush]], who directed ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_and_roll_high_school Rock and Roll High School]'' (1979), which features The Ramones.		* [[Zane Taylor]]'s ''Ramones'' T-shirt was written into the script and is a nod to executive producer [[Allan Arkush]], who directed ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_and_roll_high_school Rock and Roll High School]'' (1979), which features The Ramones.