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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ specials for hire

2008-10-17T01:35:04Z

Trivia: specials for hire

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ specials for hire

2008-10-17T01:35:04Z

Trivia: specials for hire

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* According to an ''[[Inside Heroes]]'' [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/video_display.shtml#mea=135774 video], the set for Wandering Rocks was built in the same location as the [[Burnt Toast Diner]]. ~~Both~~ sets were built on the Universal backlot.		* According to an ''[[Inside Heroes]]'' [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/video_display.shtml#mea=135774 video], the set for Wandering Rocks was built in the same location as the [[Burnt Toast Diner]]. The [[commentary]] for ''[[Angels and Monsters]]'' mentions that this is also the set used to film scenes at the [["specials for hire" bar]]. All three sets were built on the Universal backlot.
	* According to [[Ruth Ammon]], the pub's design was inspired by [http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's] in New York. In fact, [[McSorley's son\|a character]] was even named for the real-life pub.		* According to [[Ruth Ammon]], the pub's design was inspired by [http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's] in New York. In fact, [[McSorley's son\|a character]] was even named for the real-life pub.
	* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.		* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* External Links */ cat

2008-05-10T20:50:10Z

External Links: cat

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imported>MiamiVolts: add gallery

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add gallery

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	* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.		* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.
	* [[Joe Pokaski]] sometimes uses the internet handle "wanderingrox".		* [[Joe Pokaski]] sometimes uses the internet handle "wanderingrox".

			==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			Image:BoxOverFireplace.jpg\|[[Ricky]] holds [[the box]] over the pub's fireplace.
			Image:Petercaitlin.PNG\|[[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] kiss while sitting at the bar.
			Image:02x05 Elle Electromagnetism4.jpg\|Before [[lightning\|zapping]] [[Ricky]], [[Elle]] welds the pub's lock closed with her ability.
			</gallery>

	==External Links==		==External Links==

imported>MiamiVolts: /* The Line */

2008-05-10T20:13:31Z

The Line

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	=== [[Episode:The Line\|The Line]] ===		=== [[Episode:The Line\|The Line]] ===
	~~In the Wandering Rocks,~~ [[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] decide to go to [[Montreal]].		[[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] decide to go to [[Montreal]].

	=== [[Episode:Four Months Ago...\|Four Months Ago...]] ===		=== [[Episode:Four Months Ago...\|Four Months Ago...]] ===

imported>MiamiVolts: /* Fight or Flight */

2008-05-10T20:13:11Z

Fight or Flight

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	===[[Episode:Fight or Flight\|Fight or Flight]]===		===[[Episode:Fight or Flight\|Fight or Flight]]===
	At the ~~pub~~, [[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] kiss, and are interrupted by [[Ricky]] and a [[Fitzpatrick\|man]]. The man tells Peter that a [[Elle\|woman]] was looking for him, and Ricky suggests that he and Caitlin stay at her [[Caitlin's flat\|flat]]. Later, the woman visits the pub, and asks Ricky if she knows Peter. Ricky denies ever having seen Peter, so the woman [[death\|kills]] him, using [[lightning]]. Later, Caitlin and Peter come to the pub to find [[Tuko]] sitting next to Ricky's charred body.		While sitting at the bar, [[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] kiss, and are interrupted by [[Ricky]] and a [[Fitzpatrick\|man]]. The man tells Peter that a [[Elle\|woman]] was looking for him, and Ricky suggests that he and Caitlin stay at her [[Caitlin's flat\|flat]]. Later, the woman visits the pub, and asks Ricky if she knows Peter. Ricky denies ever having seen Peter, so the woman [[death\|kills]] him, using [[lightning]]. Later, Caitlin and Peter come to the pub to find [[Tuko]] sitting next to Ricky's charred body.

	=== [[Episode:The Line\|The Line]] ===		=== [[Episode:The Line\|The Line]] ===

imported>MiamiVolts: /* Kindred */ don't need to say "In the Wandering Rocks" if that's what the article's about...

2008-05-10T20:11:52Z

Kindred: don't need to say "In the Wandering Rocks" if that's what the article's about...

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	===[[Kindred]]===		===[[Kindred]]===
	~~In the Wandering Rocks,~~ [[Ricky]] makes [[Peter]] a deal to get his identity. Peter [[telepathy\|hears]] [[Will]]'s thoughts about stealing the lockbox money after the robbery. Peter mentions this, and Ricky becomes upset at such an accusation. He shows Peter his family crest tattoo, and tells Peter that Will is his brother.		[[Ricky]] makes [[Peter]] a deal to get his identity. Peter [[telepathy\|hears]] [[Will]]'s thoughts about stealing the lockbox money after the robbery. Peter mentions this, and Ricky becomes upset at such an accusation. He shows Peter his family crest tattoo, and tells Peter that Will is his brother.

	Later, Peter practices [[empathic mimicry\|recalling]] his powers in the back of the pub, but finds his attempts do not work. [[Caitlin]] asks how it works, but he tells her he doesn't know.		Later, Peter practices [[empathic mimicry\|recalling]] his powers in the back of the pub, but finds his attempts do not work. [[Caitlin]] asks how it works, but he tells her he doesn't know.

imported>MiamiVolts: /* Kindred */ +Petrified Lightning

2008-05-10T20:10:49Z

Kindred: +Petrified Lightning

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	Later, Peter receives a tattoo of the family crest from Caitlin in the pub, and Ricky tells Peter that he knows he's one of them. He tells him that they have no secrets among family, and places [[the box]] in front of Peter. Caitlin asks if he'll open it, but Peter decides that he can wait on discovering his past.		Later, Peter receives a tattoo of the family crest from Caitlin in the pub, and Ricky tells Peter that he knows he's one of them. He tells him that they have no secrets among family, and places [[the box]] in front of Peter. Caitlin asks if he'll open it, but Peter decides that he can wait on discovering his past.

			===[[Graphic Novel:Petrified Lightning]]===
			[[Peter]] asks [[Caitlin]] out on a date, and they leave for the [[Cork]] beach together.

	===[[Episode:Fight or Flight\|Fight or Flight]]===		===[[Episode:Fight or Flight\|Fight or Flight]]===

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ ah, so that's where the name comes from!

2008-02-23T15:10:39Z

Trivia: ah, so that's where the name comes from!

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	* According to [[Ruth Ammon]], the pub's design was inspired by [http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's] in New York. In fact, [[McSorley's son\|a character]] was even named for the real-life pub.		* According to [[Ruth Ammon]], the pub's design was inspired by [http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's] in New York. In fact, [[McSorley's son\|a character]] was even named for the real-life pub.
	* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.		* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.
			* [[Joe Pokaski]] sometimes uses the internet handle "wanderingrox".

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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rmv links to disambig page

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	==About==		==About==
	===[[Episode:Lizards\|Lizards]]===		===[[Episode:Lizards\|Lizards]]===
	The Irish thugs have brought [[Peter]] here after they find him. They tie him up and try to beat him into revealing the location of the iPods they were sent to steal by McSorley at the [[Cork shipping yard\|shipping yard]], finding Peter instead. He doesn't remember anything and is knocked unconscious. Later, [[Ricky]]'s sister, [[Caitlin]], comes in to clean him up and discovers he is unharmed even after being beaten unconscious. That evening, some of [[McSorley]]'s ~~goons~~ come into the pub to take [[Caitlin]]. However, [[Peter]], who has escaped by [[phasing]] out of his binds, comes to her rescue. He uses several powers to do so, denying it later. [[Ricky]] returns after he finds out and lets [[Peter]] know that one of the goons was [[McSorley]]'s son, thus making matters worse for he and his crew. He convinces [[Peter]] to help him with a 'little job' by showing him [[the box]] that contains everything he had on him when they found him. He promises to give it to him after the job.		The Irish thugs have brought [[Peter]] here after they find him. They tie him up and try to beat him into revealing the location of the iPods they were sent to steal by McSorley at the [[Cork shipping yard\|shipping yard]], finding Peter instead. He doesn't remember anything and is knocked unconscious. Later, [[Ricky]]'s sister, [[Caitlin]], comes in to clean him up and discovers he is unharmed even after being beaten unconscious. That evening, some of [[McSorley's thug]]s come into the pub to take [[Caitlin]]. However, [[Peter]], who has escaped by [[phasing]] out of his binds, comes to her rescue. He uses several powers to do so, denying it later. [[Ricky]] returns after he finds out and lets [[Peter]] know that one of the goons was [[McSorley's son]], thus making matters worse for he and his crew. He convinces [[Peter]] to help him with a 'little job' by showing him [[the box]] that contains everything he had on him when they found him. He promises to give it to him after the job.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* According to an ''[[Inside Heroes]]'' [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/video_display.shtml#mea=135774 video], the set for Wandering Rocks was built in the same location as the [[Burnt Toast Diner]]. Both sets were built on the Universal backlot.		* According to an ''[[Inside Heroes]]'' [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/video_display.shtml#mea=135774 video], the set for Wandering Rocks was built in the same location as the [[Burnt Toast Diner]]. Both sets were built on the Universal backlot.
	* According to [[Ruth Ammon]], the pub's design was inspired by [http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's] in New York. In fact, [[McSorley\|a character]] was even named for the real-life pub.		* According to [[Ruth Ammon]], the pub's design was inspired by [http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/ McSorley's] in New York. In fact, [[McSorley's son\|a character]] was even named for the real-life pub.
	* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode 10 in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.		* The Wandering Rocks is the title of episode ten in [[wikipedia:James Joyce\|James Joyce]]'s novel ''[[wikipedia:Ulysses (novel)\|Ulysses]]'' in which several characters move about and cross paths in Dublin. As Joyce's ''Ulysses'' parallels [[wikipedia:Homer\|Homer]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Odyssey\|Odyssey]]'', ultimately the rocks come from the mythical [[wikipedia:Symplegades\|clashing rocks]] that were in one of only two paths the hero [[wikipedia:Odysseus\|Odysseus]] could follow home.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	===[[Episode:Fight or Flight\|Fight or Flight]]===		===[[Episode:Fight or Flight\|Fight or Flight]]===
	At the ~~pub~~, [[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] kiss, and are interrupted by [[Ricky]] and a [[Fitzpatrick\|man]]. The man tells Peter that a [[Elle\|woman]] was looking for him, and Ricky suggests that he and Caitlin stay at her [[Caitlin's flat\|flat]]. Later, the woman visits the pub, and asks Ricky if she knows Peter. Ricky denies ever having seen Peter, so the woman [[death\|kills]] him, using [[lightning]]. Later, Caitlin and Peter come to the pub to find [[Tuko]] sitting next to Ricky's charred body.		While sitting at the bar, [[Peter]] and [[Caitlin]] kiss, and are interrupted by [[Ricky]] and a [[Fitzpatrick\|man]]. The man tells Peter that a [[Elle\|woman]] was looking for him, and Ricky suggests that he and Caitlin stay at her [[Caitlin's flat\|flat]]. Later, the woman visits the pub, and asks Ricky if she knows Peter. Ricky denies ever having seen Peter, so the woman [[death\|kills]] him, using [[lightning]]. Later, Caitlin and Peter come to the pub to find [[Tuko]] sitting next to Ricky's charred body.

	=== [[Episode:The Line\|The Line]] ===		=== [[Episode:The Line\|The Line]] ===