1x22 Landslide - Heroes Episode Guide

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- Episode 01x22

Episode: 01x22
Title: Landslide
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 122
First Aired: May. 14, 2007

Season 1 » Episode #22 - Landslide

Summary: Now on the path to great power, Nathan begins to consider the lives of those he loves. As Hiro prepares to fight Sylar, Hiro's father reveals his lineage. Many of the heroes begin to arrive in New York City as Peter and Ted attempt to flee before the explosion. Meanwhile, H.R.G. and Matt are shocked when Suresh's tracking system is revealed.

Who appeared in this episode?

Thompson	played by Eric Roberts
FBI Agent Audrey Hanson	played by Clea DuVall
Charles Deveaux	played by Richard Roundtree
Claremont	played by Bart McCarthy
Heidi Petrelli	played by Rena Sofer
Simon Petrelli	played by Justin Evans (III)
Monty Petrelli	played by Jackson Wurth
Petrelli Aide	played by Geno Monteiro
Young Hiro	played by Garrett Masuda

	Season 1 / Episode 22: - Landslide Sylar: [looking down over New York, playing with his newly gained powers, stolen from Ted] Boom.
	Season 1 / Episode 22: - Landslide Kaito Nakamura: I have waited a long time for a Nakamura to ascend. I never thought it would be you, Hiro.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: In this episode, Mohinder says that his sister died a few months before he was born. But in the episode "7 Minutes to Midnight" when he first learns of her, he is told she died when he was two years old.

TRIVIA

When Micah Sanders touches the screen in the voting booth, we see the name Dena Allen, Current Occupation: Business Owner. Dena Allen is the series’ Set Decorator.
The scene where Bennet, Matt, Jessica, and D.L stand in the elevator listening to the "elevator music" is a nod to The Blues Brothers where Jake and Elwood stand in the elevator while all of Illinois' law enforcement agencies are taking any alternate route to the floor containing the Cook County tax assessor's office.
When Micah is given a stack of comic books, the book on the top of the pile is "Hulk: Gray", which was written by writer/producer Jeph Loeb, and illustrated by Tim Sale (I), who does most of the artwork in the show.