You Don't Screw with Time | Heroes

Peter Petrelli is tormented by Angela for setting off a chain reaction of events caused by his time travelling.
From season 3 episode 2 'The Butterfly Effect': The identity of the shooter is revealed, throwing Peter and Matt into uncharted territory; Sylar declares war on the Company and attacks its primary facility, but finds more than he expected on Level 5.
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[@jamzj5593]

Whoever thought Peter losing his powers would be good for the show was so wrong. It fell apart after that.

[@Hieillua]

''Here you have a character with a very interesting ability. Something that pushes him into very interesting situations and makes life difficult for him due to learning how to cope with the different abilities. But lets take that away because we don't know how to balance it.'' They could easily thought of something like. ''Peter can't use more than x amount of abilities at once. Or if he does he loses 1 ability and needs to find the person again to regain that ability.'' Lets say he starts gathering the abilities. He gains being able to fly, being able to do telekinesis, being able to read minds, being able to stop time, being able to heal, being able to go nuclear... but then he adds 1 other power like super strength and he loses the ability to fly. Meets Nathan again and he regains it but loses the ability to do telekinesis. He then goes on and learns how to add 1 more ability to his ''slots''. He then goes on and learns to ''let go'' of an ability''. Lets say he learns that with the nuclear power. He learns to let go of that and is able to replace it with another one.

[@SteveRogers0768]

@@Hieillua that’s a very good way to balance that kind of over powered ability. Too bad they just reduced what he could do to holding one ability at once.

[@damilolaosho3267]

U are absolutely right

[@jonbaker476]

@@Hieillua Honestly there was a super easy way to balance it, they just needed to create rules and limitations around his power. Here's my take on how his power should've worked. 1. Peter has the ability to copy and mimic any power he comes into approximation with, exactly like in the show. 2. He can use any power he wants as long as he's in proximity to the person with the original power he's copied. Maybe like a 100 ft radius or something. So if he's around the guy that has invisibility, he can always call upon invisibility, no matter the circumstance. 3. Peter can call upon powers that are stored in his body when the original user isn't around, but only the powers of people he has really strong emotional connections to, whether those emotions are good or bad. For example: Claire, Nathan, Sylar, or Hiro. He should not be able to call upon his super strength or telepathy or electricity or phasing at will. 4. Just because he CAN call upon certain powers at will doesn't mean he's good at using those powers. A good example of this would be Hiro's ability. Just because he can use it doesn't mean he has mastery over it. Maybe he tends to overshoot his target. Maybe when he wants to go back in time one year he accidentally goes ten years back in time. Maybe there was a time that Peter stopped time and then couldn't get it back to normal for like six months, in which he was stuck wandering around in a world that didn't move, which would be a reason he doesn't like using Hiro's ability. 5. Sometimes, if you get Peter really emotional, a stored-up power erupts out of him in catastrophic ways, such as with the nuclear ability. This would create drama around his powers and the other characters, and he would naturally have to become a really spiritual/calm sort of person so that he doesn't accidentally murder people. This would make Peter interesting because he would be a wildcard, rather than a deus ex machina character. If you mess with his mind and get him super angry, everyone might die. His power is the strongest but it also requires the most fine-tuning and self control. These five rules would allow him to keep his powers but to also limit him in some kind of capacity. This would give him weaknesses as well. For example, if he lost his memories (like in season 2), he wouldn't be able to access powers that he had a strong bond to since he can't even remember the person he got the powers from.

[@smhaceofspades2813]

Agreed NOTHING was dumber than the half has method of his dad just taking all his powers and him being without. The finale should of BEEN Peter and Sylar No holds Bar and the deciding factor some latent power only Peter could hold but to really know the full extent of that power the fight had Peter in the position for Sylar to absorb that one power with a hunger he had for no other power he came across and WHEN he has Peter at the point to get the power he just stops and we find out the latent power is the ability to now control Sylar and in and a final act Peter with the help of someone attaching the top of his head Claire assumably since she knows it will allow him to recover Peter then turns and you can see the shock in Sylars eyes as he has no control over his body or powers and with the single thought Peter forces Sylar to fly to the highest point and the atmosphere to blow himself up but NOT BEFORE he disables the self healing power Sylar got from Claire. Then finally the last shot with the Solar eclipse like the opening scene we see a massive explosion of which was death and ultimate defeat of Sylar to close the HEROES finally.

[@KyLe2492]

scriptwriter: you don't screw with time, but screw with the script!

[@mikejohnstonbob935]

Einstein: "I will screw with time"

[@zieglernr2]

I clicked on this video, because I saw the title and was thinking of this line XD

[@user-xw5xo3bv1n]

Barry Allen: "hold my beer".

[@elijahcriswell1658]

nice big brain reference

[@adolphgracius9996]

Rick and Morty ???

[@discomfort5760]

"I will mess widh time"

[@Spidermanfan937]

I love this time in Heroes before they were neutered ability wise .

[@noah-gp7rr]

I was so pissed when athur stole Peters powers

[@DeezNuts-zx3ih]

As soon as peter had his powers stolen the show dropped off a cliff

[@Ozy3500]

When Peter lost his powers, it was game over smh. I stuck around for season 3 but season 4, I didnt' watch a single episode but i saw the carnival fight and went "wtf happened to this show" smh

[@jeffbettencourt6263]

Agree with all of the above. Peter was such a badass with endless potential then it went limp. Lame.

[@3RFi]

@@Ozy3500 think all the writers went on strike and got fired after season 1 or 2

[@Flowfully]

such an epic storyline Peter needs to have more episode of him using all his powers or more powers!

[@peacefulguy4145]

Could've been so dope, kind of like Gohan

[@Dman4901]

You can still feel the good energy this show had at the time.... 😞

[@ProjectGrandMarauder]

Until they drove the show right into the ground

[@cyberkiller83]

Overpowered Peter was the best thing ever!!! and having a Nemesis in Sylar is just brutal! amazing! i love it

[@signer25]

No matter how powerful syler would get peter would always be more powerful. Like smith and neo

[@RaulCastillo]

You know he's a badass because of the popped collar.

[@bfettrulez6734]

Don’t forget he seemed to discover hair gel

[@azariukuabdululu2484]

And don't forget the scars.

[@doryaman]

@@bfettrulez6734 You don't need hair gel when you have telekinesis. Lmao

[@denisheabates2755]

Nathan and Peter's mother is poison she is ruthless and conniving her actions are proving that right now

[@Spore6001]

"It's called the Butterfly Effect: You step on a Butterfly today and three years from now a million people are wiped out". Pretty sure it's "A butterfly flapping its wings will eventually cause a hurricane", or something along those lines.

[@KatieT97]

Well that's what it said in Until Dawn

[@DEEVIOUS1S]

+Katie Tucker That's what it said when it was first talked about in the early 70s

[@cathcarlj51]

+Spore6001 it's another name for the "Evolved Human Ability" called "Space Time Manipulation".

[@WarGrowlmon18]

+Katie Tucker What's Until Dawn???

[@WarGrowlmon18]

+Spore6001 That's a reference to the story A Sound of Thunder. A time traveling guy steps on a butterfly millions of years ago and alters the future for the worse.

[@mdmipm]

the future that peter told nathan sounds like heroes reborn!

[@WarGrowlmon18]

+mdmipm Its not.

[@IAm-us2zn]

The future still ends up fucked up. It's the ripple effect.

[@demonocusmetalocus3558]

Nothing wrong with time travel ,it's perfectly safe i do it twice a year once in the fall and once in the spring 😂

[@ShiftNova]

Yeah, nothing beats the time stream on your cheek as you travel through it.

[@charlielucas3386]

😂🤣

[@charlielucas3386]

Basically we’re all occasional time travellers... 😆

[@redjohn44]

Peter with the scar looks like Subzero from Mortal Kombat

[@sparta-lf4lv]

This is why mordo is obsessed with preserving the natural order of things.

[@knoxking963]

They should have put my boi in the reboot I don't know what the hell that was

[@boneappletea990]

Love how everyone was so scared of Jesse and he wasn't at all terrifying in the end.

[@alecjones4676]

He was originally supposed to have the ability to generate earthquakes by stomping his foot on the ground but they apparently didn't have the SFX budget for that until S4 with Samuel.

[@fictionesswtf4240]

God save the butterfly! Kenneth.

[@anonymousrex5207]

While I realize the show had budget constraints, the overall first season was really good but the end was such a disappointment due to the weak ass battle between Sylar and Peter they had spent so much time building up. I don't think the show ever fully recovered and each successive season struggled because most of the audience wanted to see at least some superpower fights. Although the show's creators said they wanted it to be more about the characters than the action I think they made a major mistake not having at least a few decent battles play out.

[@ethandickson9490]

Nah dude. They could have done good fights with low budget. The writers strike before season 2 set them off wrong imo

[@robertsmith1762]

@@ethandickson9490 What was the reason for this writers' strike?

[@ethandickson9490]

@@robertsmith1762 dunno but it killed the show

[@theoriginaldozie]

heroes opened the door for other sci fi movies relating to superpowers

[@WarGrowlmon18]

See here's the thing I don't understand: Future Peter says he altered the future yet when he takes Peter there he acts like its the exact same future he came from. He can't have altered it that much.

[@Deimonos85]

It started to get boring.. they nerfed the guy but didn't do the same to Sylar.. it went downhill from there

[@blaze6477]

Its because silencing Nathan wasn't going to change the future. Its because Arthur was the one odering people to make the formula. Peter even asked him he shot Nathan so why hasn't everything changed? And future Peter tells him someone in the present is making a formula and that Peter needed to find him.

[@animax1181]

Why do i get this recommendation today? I was only thinking of this show 2 days back.

[@vince52271]

I always wondered how Future Pete has a scar? I thought it would be from Hiros sword but it was never answered and really bugged me. Idk I hope one day I have an awesome scar in the future.

[@posh87]

+Vincent Maliga I wonder why then also...although, Peter took the ability of Claire to regenerate . How come those scar won't heal.. -_-

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

I wonder if perhaps he doesn't want that scar to heal, so he consciously refuses to allow it to. Perhaps he made a mistake that got someone he cared about killed, and was injured. He might have left the scar as a reminder to not get arrogant or something. I agree though. It is annoying they never said. I don't like having to headcanon stuff like that.

[@vince52271]

+James Bennett That's amazing I love what you just said haha

[@Flowfully]

+Vincent Maliga i think its partly true also cause peter wanted to remember what happaned and his future girl friend "the ice powers" chick didnt want him to remember

[@YTEdy]

Save the cheerleader, save the world. Before Hiro went back in time, Skylar killed (or didn't kill?) Claire. Peter didn't get Claire's power, Skylar did - Peter got a scar. Presumably he got healing later or he couldn't have fought Skylar, but the scar was already there.

[@waynehampson9569]

The writers of Heroes definitely don't know what the "butterfly effect" actually means.

[@Dera_Ezenwaka]

Wayne Hampson please explain what it really means

[@umanuu]

minor changes to the far past can have dramatic changes to the far future

[@rrypara]

no, some people are just being pedantic with the saying

[@knoxking963]

I love peter

[@AlexanderLong]

don't screw with time, eh? yet Google start to show me a 4yr old upload of 10+ year old TV show episode.

[@iansamuel1811]

a week after it randomly popped into you head, the day after you bought a clock from a man named peter

[@professionalserialkiller3782]

Cool

[@DAN420.]

Well she managed to get the Butterfly Effect totally wrong.

[@kaiji4419]

Actually, no (sorry, i can explain it better in spanish) un grupo de gente viaja al pasado con la condición de no salir del camino designado, pero uno de ellos lo hizo y accidentalmente pisó una mariposa pero al volver al futuro se dieron cuenta de que todo cambió drásticamente (please, translate it)

[@JimmyLeeTV1]

I wanna know what happened to Peter in the time of Heroes Reborn

[@JimmyLeeTV1]

***** you should add my on FB

[@JimmyLeeTV1]

***** just to have a friend to talk Heroes with

[@JimmyLeeTV1]

***** nothing comes up on that name

[@BrianBBBB]

+JimmyLeeTV Actor that plays him won't come back so either he is killed or is forced into hiding

[@pobalex]

+Scott G unfortunately, lots of actors won't come back once they're done with a character :/ which is sad cause I would love to see Sylar and Peter in Reborn!

[@knoxking963]

I wish I could do what he can lol

[@corym.m.3084]

This show should of stayed out of time travel or at least saved it for later. The problem with this show was that it went into everything too fast and revolved around the idea that this group needs to save the world constantly.

[@Shendue]

That's not the biggest issue. The problem is that, like with Lost, they started with a good a idea for season 1 and run with it, but without thinking through that. After season 1, they kept writing the script on the fly, on a season by season basis, so in the end it came out as incoherent and without a clear direction. They should have thought of it as a cohesive, multiple season story to start with, instead. With a clear development, and ending.

[@baishihua]

@@Shendue I say Lost managed a lot better, most characters had a decent arch, good drama and tension between the characters, so despite the world building went to shit, I was still satisfied with the conclusion. *They should have thought of it as a cohesive, multiple season story to start with, instead. With a clear development, and ending.* Absolutely, I've heard that Heroes was meant to be an anthology series, each new season would have new sets of characters, which is why for most the characters at the end of season 1, the arch felt completed. So the writers had no choice but having the characters arch kept going back and forward afterwards, people grown from their mistakes, only to reversed back to their old ways the next season, Claire writing was God awful, Peter's as well, Sylar's was probably the only one that writers tried. I've heard someone said be careful of giving your characters too much power, because you are risking them not using their power all the time to easily get out of situations. This makes me believe that unless they stuck with the anthology formula, this show was doomed to failed (perhaps far superior writers than in this show can pull it off)because most characters would become idiots of not using their powers to solve each world ending problems within 2 episodes (first season had the excuse of having characters discovering their powers).

[@xvexical842]

@@baishihua they had the writers strike, because of it.....quite a few good shows went sour.

[@TKGriffiths]

@@baishihua Great comment I agree with everything you said. Once the characters have full control of absurdly powerful abilities like Space-Time Manipulation or Telepathy then solving problems becomes trivially easy and there is no tension. This even comes up in the 'Future Peter vs Future Sylar' confrontation in Season 1. There's a reason they cut away from that fight so quickly. It's so you don't have time to think that Peter and Hiro can simply stop time whenever they want and cut Sylar's head off. Season 1 mostly keeps this aspect in check (except the one case I mentioned above) because the characters aren't fully in control of their abilities. What it needed was more limitations on the abilities in the long term. Perhaps Peter's abilities slowly fade over time if he isn't near the people he got them from. Perhaps Sylar's old abilities become weaker and fade away as he gains new ones, yet he's still driven by the hunger to acquire more and more like a self-destructive addiction. Hiro's ability is very tricky to keep in check though, perhaps they just needed to kill him off before he fully mastered it to keep the show going.

[@juanlaise1059]

What are you talking about? Time travel has been a thing in this show since S1.

[@CreativeMancreativeman]

The best TV show ever..it was like real not like what corny seire we watch these days

[@thesprawl2361]

As with every tv show and film, she completely botches the origin of the idea of 'the butterfly effect'. It's got bugger-all to do with "stepping on a butterfly" ffs. I reckon the writers were thinking of Homer squishing that bug when he travels back in time. And then got it confused with a butterfly. D'oh.

[@thesprawl2361]

​@@adir83 The 'butterfly effect' has nothing to do with "stepping on butterflies". It's a reference to chaos theory. In chaos theory, a tiny, imperceptible change to a chaotic system - for example the weather - can have huge repercussions. A butterfly flaps its wings on one side of the planet and that tiny disturbance can increase chaotically until we have a hurricane on the other side of the planet. Like 'Schrodinger's Cat' it's one of those though-experiments that gets horribly misunderstood in pop culture all the time. In this video the only reason I can think of why she's talking about 'stepping on butterflies' is because the writers of the show a. didn't know what 'the butterfly effect' meant, and b. had seen that Treehouse Of Horror episode where Homer squashes a bug by stepping on it(in fact he might just sit on it). ...How do you 'step on a butterfly' anyway? They fly. They're famous for it. Mostly they're in mid-air. And if they land, they tend to land on trees, and shrubbery.

[@thesprawl2361]

@UCaKh-z2dYrDqO63c2YicmKg ...Because neither the short story or the film of yours involve someone stepping on, or otherwise squishing, some form of insect. That's my whole point. This really isn't as complicated as you're making it.

[@jimprice9703]

She's referring to a Ray Bradbury story "A Sound of Thunder", wherein the main character goes on a time traveling dinosaur hunt, gets frightened, steps off the guided game trail onto a butterfly and changes the future (his present) into a total distopia. And Ray took the idea from a meteorologist who suggested that it might be possible, through cause and effect, for a butterfly, flapping a wing on one side of the planet could be responsible for a tsunami forming on the far side of the globe.

[@thesprawl2361]

@@jimprice9703 OK, I haven't read it. Sounds interesting.

[@TKGriffiths]

Do you think they're talking about stepping on literal butterflies? They're obviously talking in metaphors. I have no idea what you're seeing wrong with this.

[@Masonicon]

Personally, Arthur Petrelli powerdrains Hiro Nakamura bothered me worse than Peter's nerf

[@JS_246]

Peter reminds me of Sub Zero and Sylar, Scorpion from Mortal Kombat

[@jebes909090]

lol i thought this said you dont screw with time House . like this was some wierd cross over with house m.d.

[@american1207]

If future Peter can manipulate time and space why shoot Nathan rather talk to him? And wouldn't finding current Peter again be pretty easy seeing as he can just manipulate time again

[@jonbaker476]

Honestly they should've never taken away Peter's original power, they just needed to create rules and limitations around it. Here's my five rules on how his power should've worked: 1. Peter has the ability to copy and mimic any power he comes into approximation with, exactly like in the show. 2. He can use any power stored up in his body as long as he's in proximity to the person with the original power he's copied. Maybe like a 100 ft radius or something. So if he's around the guy that has invisibility, he can always call upon invisibility, no matter the circumstance. 3. Peter can call upon powers that are stored in his body when the original user isn't around, but only the powers of people he has really strong emotional connections to, whether those emotions are good or bad. For example: Claire, Nathan, Sylar, or Hiro. He should not be able to call upon his super strength or telepathy or electricity or phasing at will. 4. Just because he CAN call upon certain powers at will doesn't mean he's good at using those powers. A good example of this would be Hiro's ability. Just because Peter can use it doesn't mean he has mastery over it. Maybe he tends to overshoot his target. Maybe when he wants to go back in time one year he accidentally goes ten years back in time. Maybe there was a time that Peter stopped time and then couldn't get it back to normal for like six months, in which he was stuck wandering around in a world that didn't move, which would be a reason he doesn't like using Hiro's ability. 5. Sometimes, if you get Peter really emotional, a stored-up power erupts out of him in catastrophic ways, such as with the nuclear ability. This would create drama around his powers and the other characters, and he would naturally have to become a really spiritual/calm sort of person so that he doesn't accidentally murder people. This would make Peter interesting because he would be a wildcard instead of a deus ex machina character. If you mess with his mind and get him super angry, everyone might die. His power is the strongest but it also requires the most fine-tuning and self control. It's easy to have something go wrong, whereas someone with a singular ability is much more stable in most cases. These five rules would allow him to keep his powers but to also limit him in some kind of capacity. This would give him weaknesses as well. For example, if he lost his memories (like in season 2), he wouldn't be able to access powers that he had a strong bond to since he can't even remember the person he got the powers from.

[@EmoChipmonkVOD]

I don't agree with number 2 but other wise i agree. I feel like number 4 is there to a certain extent But he should practice a lot more. I feel like 5 Might be a bit too much as it would just be a lot of nuke crisis all over again all the time.

[@melusingwenya7074]

Can someone share link to watch or download the series

[@vinnyc.1265]

Man this show got so convoluted...

[@defAngel]

Did they ever explain the slash on Peter’s face?

[@feralbigdog]

id screw with time, just a little, my old geezer would be 86'd

[@redpanda84]

The show's audience was already going down when Peter powers have been reduced to a single ability at time but that wasn't the big mistake because Peter rarely used more than a single power in the show and the good thing about this season was in the time travel thing, so it coulded be done anyway even without using the shapeshifter skill. Even Sylar lost his abilities as a villain before getting them back again, so that coulded be temporary if they needed it. I liked Sylar's redemption in the last part, i think the show had potential for at least two more seasons but NBC wasn't the best network at those times and they cutted it out. Sylar's background as a villain has been explored a lot so he couldn't do much more without repeating the same scheme everytime, i think the show struggled to find other interesting villains, i liked Adam and Samuel but none of the other characters were that good to lead the show.

[@childofthesun32]

The Future versions of the characters were all such badasses. They were skilled in their powers and focused. It's a pity we never got to see that progression. Instead we got stuck with a bunch of goofy halfwits that barely could utilise their powers effectively and always made stupid decisions.

[@viscountalpha]

There's a nuance to time manipulation. There's pieces that you need, Most people don't have a clear foresight that allows them to even begin to understand the choices that have direct impact on temporal mechanics. Time travel is dangerous. It's not for most people. The universe likes to "DELETE" things that create paradoxes. There's always rules.

[@JekyllOrHyde]

....If he had supernatural healing in this timeline; why did he have a scar on his face?

[@paradox920]

Why didn't future peter go further back in time instead of the very moment nathan does the press conference?

[@SethRadius1]

Dumbass Future Peter: "Where is he? I put him right there in that cell!!" Mom: "Butterfly effect. You better find out what happened to him." DFP: "Yeah, its not like I can just time travel to the exact moment when he escaped........oh wait...." Mom: "DURRRRRRRRRRRRR!"

[@CreativeMancreativeman]

What's platform can I watch the full seasons plz??????.

[@user-tn1jm4lt8c]

Prime Video.

[@Schelbig]

I’ve always wonder why future peter has a scar even though he can regenerate

[@ixsander90]

Годный сериальчик был....

[@linuxsurfer2002]

The scar - poor writing. He did not have it in the present when he gained Claire's healing, so he would have not had a scar from that point on - it would have always healed.

[@Blue_Lugia]

I don't like how Peter turned into a cold dude later in the show. He was nicer in the first season but then something happend.

[@KILRtv]

Which is why I thought it was a good idea for him to lose all his powers to his father. (I recently watched all 4 seasons again.) With the Ability Replication that Peter got later, he showed that he could still be "powerful" just by using his brain rather than brawn. We saw Peter return to the kind and caring person that he was in "Fugitives" and "Redemption". If Heroes had gone a different route in which Peter became the main villain and Sylar became the hero, then that would've been a cool way for Peter to keep all his powers and it would've been an interesting plot twist. After that, they could've found a way to stop Peter by depowering him and maybe Sylar, so that the focus would no longer be on them. That may have gone over a lot better with fans. I appreciate all 4 seasons of Heroes now than I did originally. Season 4 was much better than I thought originally, and I thought Samuel was a very capable villain. I like it a lot better than Season 3. We had a full season to develop a story just like Season 1, which is something they don't do now. These days, it's something around 8-12 episodes, which doesn't seem enough. Maybe Heroes Reborn would've been much better if it had been a full season with more time to bring back the characters we loved from the first 4 seasons. I love Babylon 5, Farscape, Deep Space Nine, and Stargate SG-1, and I can't imagine them being half seasons. Timeless is another show I enjoyed, and I really wished we could've had full seasons with it, so that the story and characters could develop further. I feel the same way about The Orville.

[@dalecrisp9935]

Sylar was the best

[@professorchaos5058]

She should of told Barry Allen that

[@miguelfaican420]

The Bat Effect 🙄

[@VoS_IReapz]

Im 5 years late

[@squattingheads]

They fucked the show up with their lack of understanding for power creep Peters powers were nicely balanced by him only to be able to copy powers close by As were everyone elses powers Sylar had to stay dead or at least lose his memory after the first season, as he already was to strong with nuclear blasts For a second season they should have gone into the classical super hero story. The group knows each other, starts wearing costumes ti hide their identity and save lifes At the end sylar regains his memory and the heroes lose friends to defeat him 3rd season would have been the last The heroes are now more cynicyal and break of. We see the lifes of former heroes. With that we have the full lifespan of a heroes journey. The name of the show is finished

[@jumpfortyfour9965]

what is the name of this film

[@MJX225]

It's not a film it's a TV show called Heroes

[@Hyunckel]

unless you can fix it

[@udinsyuhada2344]

How come claire died? she have a power not died i mean heal power. So how come she died with explode?

[@zahidfarhan4690]

+Udin Syuhada Clarie mati masa lahirkan anak kan...

[@chrisashflash]

when she had a kid he took her powers b

[@udinsyuhada2344]

+Zahid Farhan ia mati masa bom

[@Flowfully]

+Udin Syuhada i was thinking it was a quick way to finish the story of her maybe from not being able to have that actor come back due to RL life reasons but idk w/e :P

[@romicor9]

As far as I read, Tommy (one of her twins) is an ability absorber, just like Arthur Petrelli. It jumped two generations, I guess, since Nathan Petrelli didn't have the power (Peter did, but manifested after the injection as ability replication). We know after Samuel that babies can use their abilities in the moment of birth...that's how Tommy absorbed Claire's regenerative power, making her mortal after having complications in the hospital. She wasn't really a victim of the explosion.

[@VeVe_AR_Guy]

Hey its the son of Rocky

[@notahamster333]

and apparently the mom of Ted!

[@-bdl2696]

Always found it odd how much she loves her son, and yet hates her son lol

[@KILRtv]

She didn't like what Peter turned into. He was becoming more and more corrupt as he continued to gain more powers. it goes with the saying, "Absolute power corrupts absolutely".

[@-bdl2696]

@@KILRtv idk, i dont see him as corrupt here, just cynical. And his entire purpose here is to "save everyone" so he's not coming from a maniacal or evil place. She should have tried to set him on the right path, he's still her son even if from the future. I wouldn't treat my kids like a hated stranger because they came back in time with different views then they used to have, I'd try and guide them to doing what is best, wouldn't you?

[@fastvalkary725]

@@KILRtv I don't know future Peter didn't seem corrupted. Just edgy. I always saw it as Angela being worried for her Peter in her time.

[@lazyengineer85]

Isnt that Ted Mosby Mother?

[@chrisburns6403]

Ikia

[@PropiaPersona]

Didnt avengers prove this wrong you just make another time line?

[@pandemonic66]

Except in the comic books, when wolverine killed hank pym to prevent the creation of ultron (age of ultron), the 1 and only timeline changed. It always depends on the writters on which "timeline" rules they use, im sure all the writters have their own opinion of how "time" fits in the convenience of storytelling instead of all the overalll canon ship.

[@dennis2667]

Not all media uses time travel the same avengers and dragon ball do the splitting timelines thing with time travel while things like this and back to the future do it change the past style

[@ProjectGrandMarauder]

Heroes was a victim of bad writing. There was so many story problems it would take an army of writers to fix.

[@ilphi08]

Barry Allen: ...........

[@jamesisaacs5704]

?

[@MusicLuv80]

How can Peter have that scar when he can heal?

[@amilak6768]

Maybe he keeps as a reminder

[@ChronoJedi]

Cause it's badass

[@DarkSolidity]

I think the Haitian was probably involved

[@christinadelrio9011]

😗😗

[@MultI-Beats]

Blah blah blah the writers strike ruined the show blah blah. insert comment here about how they ruined Peters abilities blah blah. the first season was the best blah blah. insert comment here about how the reboot was terrible blah blah blah

[@fastvalkary725]

Lmao

[@animemanXLK]

That is the fakest looking scar I've seen on tv. It's like when you cut into plasterscene with a knife

[@ranfigueroa8089]

Your life is fake and sonic is garbage trash