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* [[Bad Future]]: Once a season. (Note: Season, not Volume.) In a possible example of [[You Can't Fight Fate]], pretty early in Volume Four it becomes clear that {{spoiler|the Volume One [[Bad Future]] is turning into the Bad Present.}} |
* [[Bad Future]]: Once a season. (Note: Season, not Volume.) In a possible example of [[You Can't Fight Fate]], pretty early in Volume Four it becomes clear that {{spoiler|the Volume One [[Bad Future]] is turning into the Bad Present.}} |
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** Likewise, Volume Five offers hints that {{spoiler|Samuel may have played a hand in Volume Three's [[Bad Future]].}} |
** Likewise, Volume Five offers hints that {{spoiler|Samuel may have played a hand in Volume Three's [[Bad Future]].}} |
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* [[Bad Powers, Bad People]] Both subverted and played straight -- with [[Walking Wasteland|Walking Wastelands]] Ted (and those that copied his power) and Maya, the blackhole-producing Stephen Canfield, and Sylar whose power comes prepackaged with a compulsion to take things (and people) apart to see how they work. |
* [[Bad Powers, Bad People]] Both subverted and played straight -- with [[Walking Wasteland|Walking Wastelands]] Ted (and those that copied his power) and Maya, the blackhole-producing Stephen Canfield, and Sylar, whose power comes prepackaged with a compulsion to take things (and people) apart to see how they work. |
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** A few episodes of volume 4 and the webisode "Nowhereman" indicate the same is true of creepy puppetmaster Eric Doyle. |
** A few episodes of volume 4 and the webisode "Nowhereman" indicate the same is true of creepy puppetmaster Eric Doyle. |
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** With the Webisode series over we've seen that Doyle, while not pure evil as he first appeared, is far from a hero. Even when he does good things he does them in a bad way and he's creepy as hell while he does it. |
** With the Webisode series over we've seen that Doyle, while not pure evil as he first appeared, is far from a hero. Even when he does good things he does them in a bad way and he's creepy as hell while he does it. |
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** Happens to {{spoiler|Nathan/Sylar}} twice in a single episode. Sorta. |
** Happens to {{spoiler|Nathan/Sylar}} twice in a single episode. Sorta. |
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* [[Cult]]: The Sullivan Bros. Carnival is run like one, complete with references to "the family," religious trappings, isolation, physical labor for no pay, and, of course, a charismatic leader with self-proclaimed prophetic abilities (which, unlike in real life, happen to be real). |
* [[Cult]]: The Sullivan Bros. Carnival is run like one, complete with references to "the family," religious trappings, isolation, physical labor for no pay, and, of course, a charismatic leader with self-proclaimed prophetic abilities (which, unlike in real life, happen to be real). |
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* [[Curse Cut Short]]: |
* [[Curse Cut Short]]: |
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** When Claire wakes up on the autopsy table... ("Holy sh-"). |
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** Hiro...YOU SON OF A BI |
** Hiro... YOU SON OF A BI... |
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* [[Cursed with Awesome]]: Claire's healing powers, whilst meaning she'll have a long life, mean she can't get drunk! |
* [[Cursed with Awesome]]: Claire's healing powers, whilst meaning she'll have a long life, mean she can't get drunk! |
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* [[Cut Short]]: The final scene sets up a Season 5 (Volume 6). But the low ratings made NBC think otherwise. |
* [[Cut Short]]: The final scene sets up a Season 5 (Volume 6). But the low ratings made NBC think otherwise. |