Episode:The Eclipse, Part 2 - Revision history

imported>Tanderix at 18:54, 10 May 2010

2010-05-10T18:54:22Z

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imported>Tanderix at 18:54, 10 May 2010

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	==Story Development==		==Story Development==
	{{StoryDevelopment\|links=[[Eclipse]] &~~bull~~; [[Sam's Comics]] &~~bull~~; [[Sam]] & [[Frack]] &~~bull~~; [[Courier fanboy\|Bike Messenger]]}}		{{StoryDevelopment\|links=[[Eclipse]] · [[Sam's Comics]] · [[Sam]] & [[Frack]] · [[Courier fanboy\|Bike Messenger]]}}

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

imported>Tristan0709: /* Trivia */

2010-01-19T23:31:33Z

Trivia

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
			* [[Kristen Bell]] is credited as a Special Guest Star for this episode.
	* In [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/2008/12/season-3-episode-11.html a blog entry], [[Greg Beeman]] said that the decision to not directly show [[Noah]] slitting [[Sylar]]'s throat may have been influenced by ''[[Batman\|The Dark Knight]]'' and its lack of directly showing violence.		* In [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/2008/12/season-3-episode-11.html a blog entry], [[Greg Beeman]] said that the decision to not directly show [[Noah]] slitting [[Sylar]]'s throat may have been influenced by ''[[Batman\|The Dark Knight]]'' and its lack of directly showing violence.
	* This is only the third time that [[Hiro]] and [[Claire]] are with each other, the other two being when [[Kaito]] handed Claire off to [[Noah]] and in [[Kirby Plaza]]. This also marks the first time Claire and Hiro actually speak to each other.		* This is only the third time that [[Hiro]] and [[Claire]] are with each other, the other two being when [[Kaito]] handed Claire off to [[Noah]] and in [[Kirby Plaza]]. This also marks the first time Claire and Hiro actually speak to each other.

imported>RedScharlach: missing word

2009-12-07T09:02:16Z

missing word

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	[[Sandra]] accompanies the wounded [[Claire]] to the ER. An [[emergency room doctor (III)\|emergency room doctor]] says that Claire was either shot much less recently than Sandra claims, or Claire has never been sick in her life, and demands an explanation. Sandra doesn’t explain, and the doctor replies that if Sandra doesn’t tell her the truth, she’s going to call the police.		[[Sandra]] accompanies the wounded [[Claire]] to the ER. An [[emergency room doctor (III)\|emergency room doctor]] says that Claire was either shot much less recently than Sandra claims, or Claire has never been sick in her life, and demands an explanation. Sandra doesn’t explain, and the doctor replies that if Sandra doesn’t tell her the truth, she’s going to call the police.

	[[Sylar]] and [[Elle]] have just finished making love in [[Stephen Canfield]]’s house. Elle wonders what happens if their power loss is permanent, and Sylar says if it is then she gets what she wants. She asks him what he thinks she wants and after kissing her, says they have a chance to reinvent themselves, free of powers or parents. Elle admits it’s scary, and then notices a laser sight on Sylar’s forehead. She pulls him out of the way as [[Noah]] opens fire. They get to cover as he bursts in, and Elle returns fire. They head out the door as Noah shoots her in the thigh. Noah chases them, following the trail of blood. They hide behind a junked car and Noah yells at them to run, and that he wants them to scared like Claire was.		[[Sylar]] and [[Elle]] have just finished making love in [[Stephen Canfield]]’s house. Elle wonders what happens if their power loss is permanent, and Sylar says if it is then she gets what she wants. She asks him what he thinks she wants and after kissing her, says they have a chance to reinvent themselves, free of powers or parents. Elle admits it’s scary, and then notices a laser sight on Sylar’s forehead. She pulls him out of the way as [[Noah]] opens fire. They get to cover as he bursts in, and Elle returns fire. They head out the door as Noah shoots her in the thigh. Noah chases them, following the trail of blood. They hide behind a junked car and Noah yells at them to run, and that he wants them to be scared like Claire was.

	Nathan is chained to the wall in a cell with two girls, [[Vivienne]] and [[Marie (Haiti)\|Marie]]. He speaks to them in French and they eventually acknowledge him. Before he can say anything further, Samedi comes in notes that giving away one’s name is to give away part of one’s power. The soldiers take the younger Haitian woman away and Samedi informs Nathan that she’ll be sold into slavery. Nathan says he won’t let Samedi get away with it, but Samedi says that he’s a god and Nathan is but a man.		Nathan is chained to the wall in a cell with two girls, [[Vivienne]] and [[Marie (Haiti)\|Marie]]. He speaks to them in French and they eventually acknowledge him. Before he can say anything further, Samedi comes in notes that giving away one’s name is to give away part of one’s power. The soldiers take the younger Haitian woman away and Samedi informs Nathan that she’ll be sold into slavery. Nathan says he won’t let Samedi get away with it, but Samedi says that he’s a god and Nathan is but a man.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: this is how he is credited

2009-10-11T03:36:13Z

this is how he is credited

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	\| number = 311		\| number = 311
	\| airdate = December 1, 2008		\| airdate = December 1, 2008
	\| writtenby = [[Joe Pokaski]]<br>[[Aron Coleite]]<!--PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE ARON'S NAME OR IT WILL MESS UP THE DPL CODING ON ARON'S PAGE-->		\| writtenby = [[Joe Pokaski]]<br>[[Aron Eli Coleite]]<!--PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE ARON'S NAME OR IT WILL MESS UP THE DPL CODING ON ARON'S PAGE-->
	\| directedby = [[Holly Dale]]		\| directedby = [[Holly Dale]]
	\| last = [[Episode:The Eclipse, Part 1\|The Eclipse, Part 1]]		\| last = [[Episode:The Eclipse, Part 1\|The Eclipse, Part 1]]

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: great trivia...but it belongs on Breckin's page and Robert's page...it's not really trivia about the episode

2009-09-28T03:28:47Z

great trivia...but it belongs on Breckin's page and Robert's page...it's not really trivia about the episode

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	* This episode continues the trend of a character saying "Holy sh—" before cutting to the to be continued screen, as seen in [[One Giant Leap\|season one]] and [[Cautionary Tales\|season two]]. Incidentally, a Bennet has always been the one to deliver the line: [[Claire]] in seasons one and three, and [[Noah]] in season two.		* This episode continues the trend of a character saying "Holy sh—" before cutting to the to be continued screen, as seen in [[One Giant Leap\|season one]] and [[Cautionary Tales\|season two]]. Incidentally, a Bennet has always been the one to deliver the line: [[Claire]] in seasons one and three, and [[Noah]] in season two.
	* A continuity editing goof occurs in the episode: right before [[Sylar]] cuts [[Elle Bishop\|Elle's]] skull, he points his finger at her forehead to use [[telekinesis]]. In this shot, [[Kristen Bell\|Kristen Bell's]] hair is hanging over her forehead. However, in the next shot, where Elle's head is actually getting cut, Kristen's hair is smoothed back behind her ears.		* A continuity editing goof occurs in the episode: right before [[Sylar]] cuts [[Elle Bishop\|Elle's]] skull, he points his finger at her forehead to use [[telekinesis]]. In this shot, [[Kristen Bell\|Kristen Bell's]] hair is hanging over her forehead. However, in the next shot, where Elle's head is actually getting cut, Kristen's hair is smoothed back behind her ears.
	* Breckin Myers (Frack) and Robert Forester (Arthur Petrelli) stared together in Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. Breckin played the groom and Forester played the father of the bride, who, like Arthur, is a war vet, just Korean War instead of Vietnam.

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

imported>WarGrowlmon18: I saw that movie so I know its true.

2009-09-28T03:10:19Z

I saw that movie so I know its true.

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	* This episode continues the trend of a character saying "Holy sh—" before cutting to the to be continued screen, as seen in [[One Giant Leap\|season one]] and [[Cautionary Tales\|season two]]. Incidentally, a Bennet has always been the one to deliver the line: [[Claire]] in seasons one and three, and [[Noah]] in season two.		* This episode continues the trend of a character saying "Holy sh—" before cutting to the to be continued screen, as seen in [[One Giant Leap\|season one]] and [[Cautionary Tales\|season two]]. Incidentally, a Bennet has always been the one to deliver the line: [[Claire]] in seasons one and three, and [[Noah]] in season two.
	* A continuity editing goof occurs in the episode: right before [[Sylar]] cuts [[Elle Bishop\|Elle's]] skull, he points his finger at her forehead to use [[telekinesis]]. In this shot, [[Kristen Bell\|Kristen Bell's]] hair is hanging over her forehead. However, in the next shot, where Elle's head is actually getting cut, Kristen's hair is smoothed back behind her ears.		* A continuity editing goof occurs in the episode: right before [[Sylar]] cuts [[Elle Bishop\|Elle's]] skull, he points his finger at her forehead to use [[telekinesis]]. In this shot, [[Kristen Bell\|Kristen Bell's]] hair is hanging over her forehead. However, in the next shot, where Elle's head is actually getting cut, Kristen's hair is smoothed back behind her ears.
			* Breckin Myers (Frack) and Robert Forester (Arthur Petrelli) stared together in Ghosts of Girlfriends Past. Breckin played the groom and Forester played the father of the bride, who, like Arthur, is a war vet, just Korean War instead of Vietnam.

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

imported>Psilaq Remake: misspelling

2009-05-28T20:20:00Z

misspelling

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	Mohinder goes to Maya’s address and knocks on the door, identifying himself. She says she’ll be there in a minute, but Mohinder notices the scales growing back on his hand. He runs away and she opens the door to only find the address slip lying on the floor.		Mohinder goes to Maya’s address and knocks on the door, identifying himself. She says she’ll be there in a minute, but Mohinder notices the scales growing back on his hand. He runs away and she opens the door to only find the address slip lying on the floor.

	[[Image:Claire hiro greenhouse comics.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Frack]] spots [[Hiro]] and [[Claire]] hiding in the greenhouse within one of [[9th_Wonders%21\|~~Issac~~'s comics]].]]		[[Image:Claire hiro greenhouse comics.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Frack]] spots [[Hiro]] and [[Claire]] hiding in the greenhouse within one of [[9th_Wonders%21\|Isaac's comics]].]]

	Sam knocks on the bathroom door and tells Hiro that he has to grow up. Hiro notes that they never grew up: all they do is read comic books and eat junk food. Sam says that as a hero, saving the world comes before everything else. Hiro asks why he should bother being a hero if [[Kaito]] is dead. Sam says that anyone can make a difference. Hiro finally comes out and thanks Sam. Frack, going through a ''9th Wonders!'' comic, finds a panel that shows Kaito giving baby Claire to Noah. The panel shows the modern Hiro and Claire hiding behind the ferns in the greenhouse. Frack concludes that Hiro needs to take Claire back so he can regain his memories. When they wonder how they can find Claire, Hiro goes through another issue and finds the scene he needs. He teleports away as Sam says, “Best day ever.”		Sam knocks on the bathroom door and tells Hiro that he has to grow up. Hiro notes that they never grew up: all they do is read comic books and eat junk food. Sam says that as a hero, saving the world comes before everything else. Hiro asks why he should bother being a hero if [[Kaito]] is dead. Sam says that anyone can make a difference. Hiro finally comes out and thanks Sam. Frack, going through a ''9th Wonders!'' comic, finds a panel that shows Kaito giving baby Claire to Noah. The panel shows the modern Hiro and Claire hiding behind the ferns in the greenhouse. Frack concludes that Hiro needs to take Claire back so he can regain his memories. When they wonder how they can find Claire, Hiro goes through another issue and finds the scene he needs. He teleports away as Sam says, “Best day ever.”

imported>Skullman1392: /* Synopsis */

2009-04-19T03:42:06Z

Synopsis

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	At [[Pinehearst]], Arthur is watching a battered Flint when Mohinder returns. Arthur admits the eclipse showed them all that they’re desperate and weak, and asks if Mohinder is ready to go back to work. Mohinder says he has nowhere else to go and Arthur assures him that they’ll find a cure. However, he warns Mohinder he’ll have to take care of the monster within him on his own.		At [[Pinehearst]], Arthur is watching a battered Flint when Mohinder returns. Arthur admits the eclipse showed them all that they’re desperate and weak, and asks if Mohinder is ready to go back to work. Mohinder says he has nowhere else to go and Arthur assures him that they’ll find a cure. However, he warns Mohinder he’ll have to take care of the monster within him on his own.

			[[Image:Sylar and Elle lie on beach.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Sylar]] and [[Elle]] share their final moments.]]
	Sylar is standing on a beach when Elle appears behind him. Sylar explains that Hiro was responsible and asks Elle if Noah was telling the truth about his parents. He has her sit down and touches her forehead. She flinches briefly and then they lay back on the beach. Sylar says he’s been thinking about them finding themselves, free of their parents and their powers. He says she was wrong and that nobody really changes. Elle says that he did. But Sylar states that it was temporary and that now he has his powers back, he knows neither one of them is going to change because they’re "both just damaged goods". He starts to slice open her skull as she screams in agony.		Sylar is standing on a beach when Elle appears behind him. Sylar explains that Hiro was responsible and asks Elle if Noah was telling the truth about his parents. He has her sit down and touches her forehead. She flinches briefly and then they lay back on the beach. Sylar says he’s been thinking about them finding themselves, free of their parents and their powers. He says she was wrong and that nobody really changes. Elle says that he did. But Sylar states that it was temporary and that now he has his powers back, he knows neither one of them is going to change because they’re "both just damaged goods". He starts to slice open her skull as she screams in agony.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Undo revision 314406 by Ryangibsonstewart (Talk): nope, that didn't work either

2009-04-19T00:18:49Z

Undo revision 314406 by Ryangibsonstewart (Talk): nope, that didn't work either

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	\| number = 311		\| number = 311
	\| airdate = December 1, 2008		\| airdate = December 1, 2008
	\| writtenby = [[Joe Pokaski]]<br>[[Aron ~~Eli~~ Coleite]]<!--PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE ARON'S NAME OR IT WILL MESS UP THE DPL CODING ON ARON'S PAGE-->		\| writtenby = [[Joe Pokaski]]<br>[[Aron Coleite]]<!--PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE ARON'S NAME OR IT WILL MESS UP THE DPL CODING ON ARON'S PAGE-->
	\| directedby = [[Holly Dale]]		\| directedby = [[Holly Dale]]
	\| last = [[Episode:The Eclipse, Part 1\|The Eclipse, Part 1]]		\| last = [[Episode:The Eclipse, Part 1\|The Eclipse, Part 1]]