Not too shabby -- although I could have done without the whole Hiro/Ando subplot. I mean, I get that Hiro has to adjust to not having powers and find a way to be useful regardless, but this is how he comes to realize it? By stopping an arranged marriage in India? It just seemed so out of place and beside the point. Also, how did they even get to India if the U.S. government is hunting for them? Wouldn't they have had to take a plane?
Claire actually wasn't too annoying this week -- she's following her gut and doing what she knows is right, even if it isn't always the safest course of action. She may actually become a "hero" yet.
Sylar and his teenage sidekick have some potential. Is he actually starting to develop a connection with this kid, despite the fact that he clearly doesn't want to? It could be interesting to see where this goes.
It might have been more dramatically powerful if Nathan had been the one to let Tracy escape to get his funding, but I guess it turning out to be Hunter (I forget his real name, so I'll just go with the nickname everyone else has given him) gives Nathan a bit more of a chance at redemption when all is said and done. It does seem like he really doesn't want anyone to get hurt, despite his actions. So unless he starts to agree with Hunter more and more, there may be some hope for him.
I liked that final scene -- I admit, I did not see it coming! It was a nice throwback to Season 1, except that the shoe is on the other foot this time and Bennet is the one who gets drugged and kidnapped.
Looking forward to next week -- looks like a Bennet-centric episode. I know it would be too much to hope for another "Company Man", but I can dream, can't I?
