I was thinking about the story Hiro remembered. It seemed like he misinterpreted it (possibly because his father wanted him to). As far as I know, the story means that a hero has to be willing to sacrifice himself. But when the characters said that to be a hero you have to cut out your own heart, it seemed to me like they were saying a hero can’t have emotions or morals. And let’s face it, Hiro has crossed a few lines (like stealing the “sword” from the display csae).
I did catch the episode I missed on Sci-fi last night. What was with the snow-globe scene? Is Sylar just so crazy he gets carried away and can’t help himself?
Next time I get close to some hi-speed, I’ll check out that NBC link and start over from episode 1. But not over dialup… It’d be faster to wait for the DVDs to come out

. Shame. I love commentaries.