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| name = Matt Parkman |
| name = Matt Parkman |
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| sortname = Parkman, Matt (explosion future) |
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| portrayer = [[Greg Grunberg]] |
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| gender = Male |
| gender = Male |
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| age = 43 |
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| born = June 10, 1968 |
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| home = Washington, D.C. |
| home = Washington, D.C. |
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| occupation = Director of [[Homeland Security]],<br>former private security guard,<br>former LAPD Officer |
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| significant other = [[Janice Parkman]] |
| significant other = [[Janice Parkman]] (estranged) |
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| parent = [[Maury Parkman]] |
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| child(ren) = [[Matthew]] |
| child(ren) = [[Matthew]] |
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'''Matt Parkman''', in a [[Timeline:Possible Futures#Explosion Timeline|possible future]] of the year 2011, is the Director of [[Homeland Security]], acting under the direct orders of the head of the current administration, U.S. President [[Sylar (explosion future)|Nathan Petrelli]]. |
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==Character History== |
==Character History== |
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===[[Episode:Five Years Gone|Five Years Gone]]=== |
===[[Episode:Five Years Gone|Five Years Gone]]=== |
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Following the [[the explosion|destruction]] of New York City, Matt Parkman rises to be the head Department of Homeland Security. Part of his job |
Following the [[the explosion|destruction]] of New York City, Matt Parkman rises to be the head of Department of Homeland Security. Part of his job includes monitoring the actions of other evolved humans and tracking down evolved human terrorists, such as [[Hiro Nakamura (explosion future)|Hiro Nakamura]]. |
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On November 8, 2011, on the fifth |
On November 8, 2011, on the fifth anniversary of the explosion in New York, Matt tracks Hiro down to the apartment of [[Isaac Mendez]]. There, he manages to arrest a [[Hiro Nakamura]], but, unbeknownst to him, this Hiro had just arrived from 2006, and the current Hiro escapes with [[Ando]]. Matt questions Hiro while the [[The Haitian (explosion future)|Haitian]] prevents him from teleporting away, but they learn nothing from him. When [[Mohinder Suresh (explosion future)|Mohinder Suresh]] realizes that Hiro can not only bend space, but time as well, Matt is not happy as it means that there are now two Hiros. |
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He is soon contacted by [[ |
He is soon contacted by [[Noah Bennet (explosion future)|Bennet]], with whom Matt has an agreement that Bennet will betray any dangerous evolved humans to Homeland Security for the chance to protect the rest by sending them into hiding. Bennet informs Matt of Hiro's presence at the [[Primatech]] facility. Matt manages to catch Hiro and Ando in Bennet's office, but they are soon rescued by [[Peter Petrelli (explosion future)|Peter Petrelli]]. |
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After the failed ambush, Matt confronts Bennet. |
After the failed ambush, Matt confronts Bennet. He asks Bennet for any word from [[Janice Parkman|Janice]], to which, Bennet produces a [[:Image:Drawing of Matthew and Janice Parkman.jpg|picture]] drawn by Matt and Janice's son, [[Matthew]]. Afterward, Matt questions Bennet about where Claire is, revealing his knowledge that she is alive, and it is revealed that he and his men have already killed [[Hana Gitelman (explosion future)|Hana]]. When Bennet refuses to cooperate, Matt reads his mind and discovers the secret of [[Claire Bennet (explosion future)|Claire's]] location before shooting Bennet. |
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Matt goes to the Burnt Toast Diner in Midland, |
Matt goes to the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] in [[Midland, TX]], and captures Claire. He then takes her to the [[Petrelli mansion]] in New York. He informs the President about the existence of two Hiros and tells him about Claire. He then offers to kill Hiro, whom they already have in custody, but the President assigns that task to Mohinder. Later, when the Homeland Security facility is attacked by Future Hiro, Peter and Ando, Matt and his men form a last line of defense within range of the Haitian's [[Mental manipulation|power-cancellation]]. However, the tables are turned when Mohinder kills the Haitian, and the attackers manage to reach the captive Hiro. Matt manages to shoot Future Hiro twice before being locked out of the room by Peter. He then calls the President to inform him of the situation. |
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===[[Graphic Novel:Walls, Part 1]]=== |
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A female [[agent (super speed)|agent]] remarks that Director Parkman was right--the [[Moab Federal Penitentiary|prison]] inmates wouldn't be able to resist. |
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Matt has the [[power]] of [[telepathy]], the ability to hear thoughts. It is not yet known whether he possesses other telepathic abilities, such as the ability to project thoughts. |
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==[[Evolved Human]] [[Telepathy|Abilities]]== |
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Like his [[Matt Parkman|present-day self]], Matt has the [[power]] of [[telepathy]], the ability to hear thoughts. By 2011, he has extended his ability to be able to extract from people's minds information that they are not consciously thinking about, even if they are resistant. He uses this ability during his interrogations of both [[Hiro Nakamura|Hiro]] and [[Noah Bennet (explosion future)|Mr. Bennet]]. |
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==Notes== |
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* It is highly probable that Matt did not survive the massive amounts of energy released from the fight between [[Peter (explosion future)|Peter]] and [[Sylar (explosion future)|Sylar]], though this is unconfirmed. |
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* Matt's ability in this future foreshadows the development of telepathy as a whole over the series: Future Matt can do more than just read minds, which is all that telepathy is used for besides in the future during Volume One. Present Matt learns to do more as well, though not to the vicious extent as Future Matt. |
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* Despite being a villain in the future and possibly slightly sadistic given the way he uses his power, this Matt apparently still has some good in him as despite working to hunt down specials, he also helps Noah Bennet protect non-dangerous ones through his underground railroad though when forced to choose, he betrayed Bennet. |
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* The current [[Matt Parkman]] is similar to this one, working for [[Renautas|the bad guys]] for an [[Sunstone Manor|evil purpose]] and estranged from his family. However, the current Matt is shown to know what he's doing is wrong as he admits to have self-loathing for his actions and doesn't blame his family for leaving him. |
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==See Also== |
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* {{seealsofuture|exposed}} |
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* For articles related to Matt, see '''[[Related Articles:Matt]]''' |
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* For other members of the Parkman [[family]], see '''[[Parkman (disambig)]]'''. |
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Latest revision as of 09:43, 23 January 2016
| Matt Parkman | |
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| Portrayed by | Greg Grunberg |
| First appearance | Five Years Gone |
| In-story stats | |
| Known ability | Telepathy |
| Formal name | Matthew Parkman |
| Gender | |
| Age | 43 |
| Date of birth | June 10, 1968 |
| Home | Washington, D.C. |
| Occupations | Director of Homeland Security, former private security guard, former LAPD Officer |
| Significant other | Janice Parkman (estranged) |
| Parent | Maury Parkman |
| Child | Matthew |
Matt Parkman, in a possible future of the year 2011, is the Director of Homeland Security, acting under the direct orders of the head of the current administration, U.S. President Nathan Petrelli.
Character History
Five Years Gone
Following the destruction of New York City, Matt Parkman rises to be the head of Department of Homeland Security. Part of his job includes monitoring the actions of other evolved humans and tracking down evolved human terrorists, such as Hiro Nakamura.
On November 8, 2011, on the fifth anniversary of the explosion in New York, Matt tracks Hiro down to the apartment of Isaac Mendez. There, he manages to arrest a Hiro Nakamura, but, unbeknownst to him, this Hiro had just arrived from 2006, and the current Hiro escapes with Ando. Matt questions Hiro while the Haitian prevents him from teleporting away, but they learn nothing from him. When Mohinder Suresh realizes that Hiro can not only bend space, but time as well, Matt is not happy as it means that there are now two Hiros.
He is soon contacted by Bennet, with whom Matt has an agreement that Bennet will betray any dangerous evolved humans to Homeland Security for the chance to protect the rest by sending them into hiding. Bennet informs Matt of Hiro's presence at the Primatech facility. Matt manages to catch Hiro and Ando in Bennet's office, but they are soon rescued by Peter Petrelli.
After the failed ambush, Matt confronts Bennet. He asks Bennet for any word from Janice, to which, Bennet produces a picture drawn by Matt and Janice's son, Matthew. Afterward, Matt questions Bennet about where Claire is, revealing his knowledge that she is alive, and it is revealed that he and his men have already killed Hana. When Bennet refuses to cooperate, Matt reads his mind and discovers the secret of Claire's location before shooting Bennet.
Matt goes to the Burnt Toast Diner in Midland, TX, and captures Claire. He then takes her to the Petrelli mansion in New York. He informs the President about the existence of two Hiros and tells him about Claire. He then offers to kill Hiro, whom they already have in custody, but the President assigns that task to Mohinder. Later, when the Homeland Security facility is attacked by Future Hiro, Peter and Ando, Matt and his men form a last line of defense within range of the Haitian's power-cancellation. However, the tables are turned when Mohinder kills the Haitian, and the attackers manage to reach the captive Hiro. Matt manages to shoot Future Hiro twice before being locked out of the room by Peter. He then calls the President to inform him of the situation.
Graphic Novel:Walls, Part 1
A female agent remarks that Director Parkman was right--the prison inmates wouldn't be able to resist.
Evolved Human Abilities
Like his present-day self, Matt has the power of telepathy, the ability to hear thoughts. By 2011, he has extended his ability to be able to extract from people's minds information that they are not consciously thinking about, even if they are resistant. He uses this ability during his interrogations of both Hiro and Mr. Bennet.
Notes
- It is highly probable that Matt did not survive the massive amounts of energy released from the fight between Peter and Sylar, though this is unconfirmed.
- Matt's ability in this future foreshadows the development of telepathy as a whole over the series: Future Matt can do more than just read minds, which is all that telepathy is used for besides in the future during Volume One. Present Matt learns to do more as well, though not to the vicious extent as Future Matt.
- Despite being a villain in the future and possibly slightly sadistic given the way he uses his power, this Matt apparently still has some good in him as despite working to hunt down specials, he also helps Noah Bennet protect non-dangerous ones through his underground railroad though when forced to choose, he betrayed Bennet.
- The current Matt Parkman is similar to this one, working for the bad guys for an evil purpose and estranged from his family. However, the current Matt is shown to know what he's doing is wrong as he admits to have self-loathing for his actions and doesn't blame his family for leaving him.
See Also
- For Matt Parkman's history in the present, see Matt Parkman.
- For Matt Parkman's history in the "exposed future", see Matt Parkman (exposed future).
- For articles related to Matt, see Related Articles:Matt
- For other members of the Parkman family, see Parkman (disambig).