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Hank, wearing a lab coat, tells Mr. Bennet that despite runing tests on |
Hank, wearing a lab coat, tells Mr. Bennet that despite runing tests on [[Sylar]], they can't find anything besides [[telekinesis]]. He adds that running further tests might kill him. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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Revision as of 16:00, 23 January 2007
| Hank | |
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| Portrayed by | Colby French |
| First appearance | Better Halves |
| In-story stats | |
| Known ability | None |
| Gender | |
| Home | Odessa, TX |
| Occupation | Medical professional with AWI |
Hank and Lisa pretend to be Claire's biological birthparents.
About
Better Halves
Mr. Bennet tells Claire he has arranged a meeting with her biological parents, Hank and Lisa. They arrive at the Bennets' home and answer Claire's questions about them. They tell Claire they are no longer together—they dated in high school, but the relationship did not survive until graduation. They tell Claire that Hank wanted to keep the baby, but Lisa did not. Claire, interested in finding out about her mysterious power or regeneration, asks about their medical histories. Lisa tells her she has diabetes, and Hank tells her that all she has to worry from his side of the family is a history of cancer and heart disease.
After the meeting, Mr. Bennet thanks the parents for coming, and is pleased with how the meeting went. When they asked if there is anything else he needs from them, Mr. Bennet answers. "I'll keep you posted."
Godsend
Hank, wearing a lab coat, tells Mr. Bennet that despite runing tests on Sylar, they can't find anything besides telekinesis. He adds that running further tests might kill him.
Notes
- It is unclear whether Lisa and Hank are really a couple or not.