Did anyone found him well, different in "Flight or..."?

he seems to have providing too much comic relief than usual.....don't mind me here...i love that....
like when he knocked the door when matt couldn't
like when he took out all the ammunition from maury's gun and said "i'm good"

but some of the moments were annoying like when he he cried "Parkman" when matt was telling maury to put the gun down. maury had no idea that was matt. plus, nathan was the one to blurt out matt to read maury's mind.....if nathan hadn't been so vocal...matt would be able to take advantahge of the secrecy and interoogate as an outisder...plus, he could have used his power secretly and maury wouldnt be over-conscoius and protected against matt...

is nathan with the nighatmer man? is he tryin to warn maury indirectly?
or is that just simple script lines, trying to take the scence ahead and simple comic relief?

plus, i think maury already knew someone was coming,,,he had the picture of him marked already in the table...

and he said smt like "pleasnat dreaming" when he went out of his apartment!
So, he attacks dreams and give dreams....so was he the one giving peter dreams abt the explosions in season 1? Was that Peter's worst fear?

its right to think about this, but i doubt nathan is with the nightmare man, it just doesn't sum up
i think nathan is more on the verge of wanting to find out answers, who attacked his mother

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought Nathan has been watching too many crime dramas... Seriously, Matt is a cop by profession. He should know by now who to trust and the ins and outs of interrogation. He shouldn't need to be coached by an ex-senator, or whatever Nathan was elected to. I can't remember off the top of my head.

I don't think that Nathan's working with Matt's dad. However, it is interesting to note that Matt's dad already knew who he was and he also used that messed up Nathan that the real Nathan keeps seeing in the dream or illusion or whatever it was. Matt's dad seems to know a lot more than he's letting on. Perhaps the picture of him with the symbol on it was a ruse.

unloading the shotgun part gave me a very strange feeling that it was a foreshadowing scene of nathan's betrayal or sth.


watch again and see the intensity.

Under normal circumstances, when one thinks that he or she is in control of the situation, one will let down his or her guard.

So in defense to Nathan, he probably thought Maury is under control, and hence pushing Matt to read Maury's mind..unknowingly warned Maury.

His instruction to Matt kinda goes with his "congressman"/leadership role, to give prompt instructions/solutions to get results, come to think about it.

What can I say? the scriptwriter has written well to depict individuals' character..not forgetting the actors/actresses played their roles well...3 cheers ~

Yeah, Nathan is unpredictable after 4 months
Peter has turned into "General Hospital", right down to the port town and bruiser crews

Maury seemed fairly chipper when stepping out of his apartment. Confident even. I saw no trace of a fear that would make ya wanna tote a boomstick in a 2 bedroom walkup.

But the ensuing experience of Nate and Matt, and Nathan...sorta busts the idea of any collusion between Nate and Maury.

naming convention: Nate is the scarred reflection seen by Nathan, sort of a seared off part of his personality that persists independently.

i think that matt's and his dads powers are similar,
matt's powers only needs to develop to be like his dad's
my reason for this is how else would matt be able to break out of the nightmare and not nathan, how did maury kno his son hurted when he prevented him from going in his mind
nathan only broke out of it because matt used his ability to talk to him

Yea matt's dad and matt powers are like Kane / Claire similar but still different in some ways (which I cant describe what the differences are atm ).
But the progressions of Matt can end to the point where his dad is now or even go further.