Episode:Turn and Face the Strange - Revision history

imported>OzzMan: /* Trivia */

2011-07-17T10:42:25Z

Trivia

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imported>OzzMan: /* Trivia */

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	*The truth of Sylar's survival after the events of ''[[Dual]]'' is revealed: the fire at Primatech melted the glass shard in his brain, allowing him to [[RCR\|regenerate]].		*The truth of Sylar's survival after the events of ''[[Dual]]'' is revealed: the fire at Primatech melted the glass shard in his brain, allowing him to [[RCR\|regenerate]].
	*The title of this episode, ''Turn and Face the Strange'', is a line from the David Bowie song "Changes". This is at least the second time a David Bowie song has been referenced. Previously, [[Noah]] said, "[[Rebel\|Rebel, Rebel]]" (''[[Cold Snap]]''), also a title of a David Bowie song. It should be noted that David Bowie sings his song "Heroes" on the ''[[Heroes Original Soundtrack]]''.		*The title of this episode, ''Turn and Face the Strange'', is a line from the David Bowie song "Changes". This is at least the second time a David Bowie song has been referenced. Previously, [[Noah]] said "[[Rebel\|Rebel, Rebel]]" (''[[Cold Snap]]''), also a title of a David Bowie song. It should be noted that David Bowie sings his song "Heroes" on the ''[[Heroes Original Soundtrack]]''.
	*This episode was previously known as ''Face the Stranger'' and ''Turn and Face the Stranger''.		*This episode was previously known as ''Face the Stranger'' and ''Turn and Face the Stranger''.
	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.
	*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].		*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].
	*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes, the second-longest gap (after [[Mira Shenoy]]) between any character's appearances.		*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes, the second-longest gap (after [[Mira Shenoy]]) between any character's appearances.

imported>Skullman1392: Undo revision by Altes: the wikipedia page for the song lists the lyrics as "Turn and face the strange." Also, it can't be confirmed either way...

2010-06-14T02:05:49Z

Undo revision by Altes: the wikipedia page for the song lists the lyrics as "Turn and face the strange." Also, it can't be confirmed either way...

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*The truth of Sylar's survival after the events of ''[[Dual]]'' is revealed: the fire at Primatech melted the glass shard in his brain, allowing him to [[RCR\|regenerate]].		*The truth of Sylar's survival after the events of ''[[Dual]]'' is revealed: the fire at Primatech melted the glass shard in his brain, allowing him to [[RCR\|regenerate]].
			*The title of this episode, ''Turn and Face the Strange'', is a line from the David Bowie song "Changes". This is at least the second time a David Bowie song has been referenced. Previously, [[Noah]] said, "[[Rebel\|Rebel, Rebel]]" (''[[Cold Snap]]''), also a title of a David Bowie song. It should be noted that David Bowie sings his song "Heroes" on the ''[[Heroes Original Soundtrack]]''.
	*This episode was previously known as ''Face the Stranger'' and ''Turn and Face the Stranger''.		*This episode was previously known as ''Face the Stranger'' and ''Turn and Face the Stranger''.
	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.

imported>Altes: /* Trivia */ it's actually "turn and face the STRAIN"

2010-06-13T08:19:09Z

Trivia: it's actually "turn and face the STRAIN"

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*The truth of Sylar's survival after the events of ''[[Dual]]'' is revealed: the fire at Primatech melted the glass shard in his brain, allowing him to [[RCR\|regenerate]].		*The truth of Sylar's survival after the events of ''[[Dual]]'' is revealed: the fire at Primatech melted the glass shard in his brain, allowing him to [[RCR\|regenerate]].
	*The title of this episode, ''Turn and Face the Strange'', is a line from the David Bowie song "Changes". This is at least the second time a David Bowie song has been referenced. Previously, [[Noah]] said, "[[Rebel\|Rebel, Rebel]]" (''[[Cold Snap]]''), also a title of a David Bowie song. It should be noted that David Bowie sings his song "Heroes" on the ''[[Heroes Original Soundtrack]]''.
	*This episode was previously known as ''Face the Stranger'' and ''Turn and Face the Stranger''.		*This episode was previously known as ''Face the Stranger'' and ''Turn and Face the Stranger''.
	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ no need for a semicolon, name the first longest, no need to meniton "twice" in case either of them appear a 3rd time

2010-03-13T12:54:50Z

Trivia: no need for a semicolon, name the first longest, no need to meniton "twice" in case either of them appear a 3rd time

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	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.
	*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].		*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].
	*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the second-longest gap ~~for~~ ~~any~~ ~~character~~ to ~~have~~ ~~appeared~~ ~~twice~~.		*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes, the second-longest gap (after [[Mira Shenoy]]) between any character's appearances.

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

imported>Boycool42: Mohinder's girl Mira - 60 episodes

2010-03-12T12:35:11Z

Mohinder's girl Mira - 60 episodes

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	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.
	*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].		*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].
	*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the longest gap for any character to have appeared twice.		*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the second-longest gap for any character to have appeared twice.

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

imported>Radicell: Undo revision 437765 by Boycool42 (Talk): it's the longest... no?

2010-03-12T12:27:22Z

Undo revision 437765 by Boycool42 (Talk): it's the longest... no?

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	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.
	*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].		*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].
	*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the ~~second-~~longest gap for any character to have appeared twice.		*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the longest gap for any character to have appeared twice.

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

imported>Boycool42: /* Trivia */

2010-03-12T02:51:23Z

Trivia

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	*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.		*This episode mentions Project Icarus for the first time. In real life, Project Icarus was the name of a plan devised by students of Professor Paul Sandorff of MIT to destroy a meteor on a collision course with the Earth.
	*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].		*The outro relates the [[Wikipedia:Icarus\|Greek myth of Icarus]].
	*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the longest gap for any character to have appeared twice.		*[[Chandra's super]] reappears in this episode, having been seen last in ''[[Genesis]]''. This is a gap of 55 episodes; the second-longest gap for any character to have appeared twice.

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

imported>Muffin84: current german link

2010-01-28T07:19:49Z

current german link

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: standard name

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standard name

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	[[Sandra]] paces back and forth in the hallway of [[Building 26]], waiting for Noah. When he appears, she tells him she won't sit home waiting for him to tell her where Claire is. He says Claire is safe, and the less Sandra knows, the better. Sandra doesn't believe anything he says anymore, and wants to see Claire. Noah changes the subject and tells her that there's a dead body, but he doesn't think it’s Sylar. Just then, Danko approaches. He introduces himself to Sandra and shakes her hand, but she knows he's the guy who's been watching [[The Bennets' home\|her house]]. "Nice meeting you," he says, and walks off. Noah begs her to go home, but Sandra says she’s staying in town until Noah finds Claire. She walks off.		[[Sandra]] paces back and forth in the hallway of [[Building 26]], waiting for Noah. When he appears, she tells him she won't sit home waiting for him to tell her where Claire is. He says Claire is safe, and the less Sandra knows, the better. Sandra doesn't believe anything he says anymore, and wants to see Claire. Noah changes the subject and tells her that there's a dead body, but he doesn't think it’s Sylar. Just then, Danko approaches. He introduces himself to Sandra and shakes her hand, but she knows he's the guy who's been watching [[The Bennets' home\|her house]]. "Nice meeting you," he says, and walks off. Noah begs her to go home, but Sandra says she’s staying in town until Noah finds Claire. She walks off.

	Danko walks into the men's bathroom and locks the door, but it's not Danko, it's [[Sylar]]. The real Danko is inside, at a urinal. Sylar says he enjoys being Danko and loves commanding respect. Danko warns him that this is not a game, and it's not about finding a clever way to kill Noah Bennet. [[Shape ~~shifter\|Shapeshifting~~]] back to his true form, Sylar says he's not going to kill Noah--he's going to destroy him.		Danko walks into the men's bathroom and locks the door, but it's not Danko, it's [[Sylar]]. The real Danko is inside, at a urinal. Sylar says he enjoys being Danko and loves commanding respect. Danko warns him that this is not a game, and it's not about finding a clever way to kill Noah Bennet. [[Shape shifting]] back to his true form, Sylar says he's not going to kill Noah--he's going to destroy him.

	[[Angela]] calls Noah from a street pay phone to tell him that she had a [[precognitive dreaming\|dream]], and asks if he knew about what happened at a place called "[[Coyote Sands]]". Noah knows that whatever happened there was kept a secret for over 20 years, and that the [[Company]] always told him it should never be discussed. Angela says that she and [[Peter]] are now heading there, intending to meet up with [[Nathan]] and [[Claire]], and that she needs Noah there too, so that everyone knows the truth. Noah mentions that he doesn't believe Sylar is really dead, and Angela advises him to leave it alone, but Noah insists on checking one more time. Upon going into the morgue area, Noah sees that the body is missing. He asks a [[Homeland Security agent (V)\|DHS agent]] where it went, and she tells him that it has been sent to the crematorium. Angela begs Noah to "leave it alone" and screams his name, but he hangs up on her.		[[Angela]] calls Noah from a street pay phone to tell him that she had a [[precognitive dreaming\|dream]], and asks if he knew about what happened at a place called "[[Coyote Sands]]". Noah knows that whatever happened there was kept a secret for over 20 years, and that the [[Company]] always told him it should never be discussed. Angela says that she and [[Peter]] are now heading there, intending to meet up with [[Nathan]] and [[Claire]], and that she needs Noah there too, so that everyone knows the truth. Noah mentions that he doesn't believe Sylar is really dead, and Angela advises him to leave it alone, but Noah insists on checking one more time. Upon going into the morgue area, Noah sees that the body is missing. He asks a [[Homeland Security agent (V)\|DHS agent]] where it went, and she tells him that it has been sent to the crematorium. Angela begs Noah to "leave it alone" and screams his name, but he hangs up on her.
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	[[Image:Sandrylar.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Sylar]] reverts to his original form after [[shape shifting\|impersonating]] [[Sandra]].]]		[[Image:Sandrylar.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Sylar]] reverts to his original form after [[shape shifting\|impersonating]] [[Sandra]].]]

	Sandra strides along a sidewalk outside of Noah's apartment building, then stops in an alleyway to [[~~Shape~~ ~~shifting\|shapeshift~~]] back into [[Sylar]]. Sylar smiles, and walks away.		Sandra strides along a sidewalk outside of Noah's apartment building, then stops in an alleyway to [[shape shift]] back into [[Sylar]]. Sylar smiles, and walks away.

	Sam asks Ando and Hiro to take the "magic baby" away from his truck so he can deliver his load. They take him back to their car and try making faces till Matt stops crying. When Ando makes the baby laugh with his funny face, Hiro jumps into the driver's seat and sets off. Ando claims he won't be able to make the same face all the way to [[NYC]], but Hiro insists he must.		Sam asks Ando and Hiro to take the "magic baby" away from his truck so he can deliver his load. They take him back to their car and try making faces till Matt stops crying. When Ando makes the baby laugh with his funny face, Hiro jumps into the driver's seat and sets off. Ando claims he won't be able to make the same face all the way to [[NYC]], but Hiro insists he must.
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	Danko says goodbye to [[Alena]] while Matt listens from around the corner. Matt hears her call him "Jakob" and he hears Danko say he has to get back to Chicago. A car pulls up and Danko tells her to smile, he'll be back in DC before she knows it. Danko leaves and Matt enters Alena's house. He aims a gun at her, but drops it and is about to leave when she notices him. She thinks he's from an escort service and he learns that Danko is a former client of hers. Matt uses [[telepathy\|his ability]] to convince her that he works with Danko. She's pleased to meet one of Danko's friends and asks him to sit.		Danko says goodbye to [[Alena]] while Matt listens from around the corner. Matt hears her call him "Jakob" and he hears Danko say he has to get back to Chicago. A car pulls up and Danko tells her to smile, he'll be back in DC before she knows it. Danko leaves and Matt enters Alena's house. He aims a gun at her, but drops it and is about to leave when she notices him. She thinks he's from an escort service and he learns that Danko is a former client of hers. Matt uses [[telepathy\|his ability]] to convince her that he works with Danko. She's pleased to meet one of Danko's friends and asks him to sit.

	In Building 26, Noah is about to sign the divorce papers when he notices Sandra's signature. He calls up some online records and confirms that the signature is not Sandra's. He calls the DNA lab and a technician called Nigel tells him that the DNA on the metal spike matches [[James Martin]] of [[Arlington, VA]]. Noah realizes Sylar's a ~~shapeshifter~~ and leaves.		In Building 26, Noah is about to sign the divorce papers when he notices Sandra's signature. He calls up some online records and confirms that the signature is not Sandra's. He calls the DNA lab and a technician called Nigel tells him that the DNA on the metal spike matches [[James Martin]] of [[Arlington, VA]]. Noah realizes Sylar's a shape shifter and leaves.

	Matt and Alena sit and discuss Danko, although Alena knows him as "Jakob Pradasa." She believes he's married with children and lives in Chicago, and says that he's promised to divorce his wife and move to Washington to be with her once his children are grown. She says she realizes the situation isn't ideal, but he loves her. Matt says he probably does love her, but he doesn't deserve her, and explains that he will show her that everything Danko has said is a lie.		Matt and Alena sit and discuss Danko, although Alena knows him as "Jakob Pradasa." She believes he's married with children and lives in Chicago, and says that he's promised to divorce his wife and move to Washington to be with her once his children are grown. She says she realizes the situation isn't ideal, but he loves her. Matt says he probably does love her, but he doesn't deserve her, and explains that he will show her that everything Danko has said is a lie.