2. Don't Look Back
First aired: 10/2/2006
Los Angeles Police Officer Matt Parkman is working crowd control at a murder scene when he alone begins to hear the muffled cries of a little girl somewhere in the house. Claire's heroism brings her unwanted attention. Peter comes closer to learning the truth about his and Nathan's powers. Hiro finds a comic book which leads him to Isaac.
Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Deirdre Quinn (Texas Tina), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Matt Lanter (Brody), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain) , Clea DuVall (F.B.I. Agent Audrey Hanson), Jim Devoti (Cop), Adair Tishler (Molly), Josh Clark (Sheriff), Carl Ciarfalio (Jumpsuit), Ian Quinn (Fireman), Dennis Chavis (Newsie), Karl T. Wright (Principal Marks), Tadao Tomomatsu (Detective Furakowa), Russell B. McKenzie (Beat Cop), Brian Tarantina (Weasel), Stacy Haiduk (Female Agent), Richard Steinmetz (Detective)
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2. Don't Look Back
First aired: 10/2/2006
Los Angeles Police Officer Matt Parkman is working crowd control at a murder scene when he alone begins to hear the muffled cries of a little girl somewhere in the house. Claire's heroism brings her unwanted attention. Peter comes closer to learning the truth about his and Nathan's powers. Hiro finds a comic book which leads him to Isaac.
Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Deirdre Quinn (Texas Tina), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Matt Lanter (Brody), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain) , Clea DuVall (F.B.I. Agent Audrey Hanson), Jim Devoti (Cop), Adair Tishler (Molly), Josh Clark (Sheriff), Carl Ciarfalio (Jumpsuit), Ian Quinn (Fireman), Dennis Chavis (Newsie), Karl T. Wright (Principal Marks), Tadao Tomomatsu (Detective Furakowa), Russell B. McKenzie (Beat Cop), Brian Tarantina (Weasel), Stacy Haiduk (Female Agent), Richard Steinmetz (Detective)
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First aired: 10/2/2006
Los Angeles Police Officer Matt Parkman is working crowd control at a murder scene when he alone begins to hear the muffled cries of a little girl somewhere in the house. Claire's heroism brings her unwanted attention. Peter comes closer to learning the truth about his and Nathan's powers. Hiro finds a comic book which leads him to Isaac.
Writer: Tim Kring
Director: Allan Arkush
Guest star: Deirdre Quinn (Texas Tina), James Kyson Lee (Ando Masahashi), Jack Coleman (Horn-Rimmed Glasses), Thomas Dekker (Zach), Danielle Savre (Jackie), Matt Lanter (Brody), Cristine Rose (Angela Petrelli), Nora Zehetner (Eden McCain) , Clea DuVall (F.B.I. Agent Audrey Hanson), Jim Devoti (Cop), Adair Tishler (Molly), Josh Clark (Sheriff), Carl Ciarfalio (Jumpsuit), Ian Quinn (Fireman), Dennis Chavis (Newsie), Karl T. Wright (Principal Marks), Tadao Tomomatsu (Detective Furakowa), Russell B. McKenzie (Beat Cop), Brian Tarantina (Weasel), Stacy Haiduk (Female Agent), Richard Steinmetz (Detective)
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I saw part of this episode in the original Pilot @ ComiCon 2006... I guess the actual PILOT was cut up into two sections...?
Wierd...
LOved it
this was pretty crazy
I think that this episode set Heroes in stone for me, the pilot was good but this episode was brilliant especially the whole Hiro seeing the explosion part
yea i thought that was quite an event to end a second episode with.
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