Heroes - Pass-Fail Episode 16 Review

These are shows which are of a "serial" nature (where there's an overarching story which should be watched in order) and which are a bit "weird" (or "mysterious.") These are shows that I think will appeal to fans of Jack Shephard, John Locke, Hurley, Sawyer, Kate, Sayid, and the rest of the gang.

Though he's won the fight, Lane retreats to his office feeling like a loser. Joan shows up with a bucket of ice to console him. With his bloody hand soaking in ice, Lane kisses Joan, who is slow to pull away. She rises and opens the office door, but returns. When he apologizes, wallowing in self-pity, she cuts him off saying that everyone in the office has dreamed of doing what he just did to Pete. Is her encouragement more than a collegial boost to a comrade's bruised ego? I doubt it.

Little J bored with her queenly duties. Things get interesting when she finds herself in the company of an international drug smuggler. Chuck warns Jenny to stay away, but a queen takes orders from no one.

Then there is the flipside, and by that I mean the portion of my family that is boys. They too watch it weekly, mostly because their sister makes them, but watch it all the same. The say their favorite part of the show is watching famous people fall or make mistakes. Go figure, they are 7 and 8.

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Changing focus to the Petrelli family, Peter and Nathan want answers. The brothers find Nathan's body and know that Angela is involved in covering up the whole situation. Determined not to let anything ruin dinner, she negotiates them down to waiting until after Thanksgiving dinner is over. Angela obviously runs this program because she offers answers matter-of-factly then offers a toast. The Bennets and Petrellis make sure season four of "Heroes" meets the TV show family drama quota.

Back at the table, it's Emile, Marie, Don, Megan, and Sally - all disillusioned for different reasons. It's a great shot of three generations of disappointed people. A waiter tags the scene when he asks Sally if she's finished with her Shirley Temple. Indeed she is. She's also done with being an innocent little girl. Those days are gone forever.