3x10 The Eclipse, Part 1 - Heroes Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x10

Episode: 03x10
Title: The Eclipse, Part 1
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 310
First Aired: Nov. 24, 2008

Season 3 » Episode #10 - The Eclipse, Part 1

Summary: A second eclipse causes all of the heroes to lose their abilities. Arthur sends Elle and Sylar to capture Claire, who is under the care of her father and training to be able to fight off the villains. Claire is shot by Elle and can't heal without her powers. Elsewhere, Peter and Nathan go in search of The Haitian, while Matt, Hiro and Ando follow Daphne to find out what she has been hiding.

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The Eclipse, Part 1 (02:26)

Who appeared in this episode?

Tracy Strauss	played by Ali Larter
Flint Gordon	played by Blake Shields
Mr. Millbrook	played by Ray Baker
Eric Doyle	played by David H. Lawrence
Rental Car Agent	played by Brian Palermo
Baron Samedi	played by Demetrius Grosse
Sam	played by Seth Green
Frack	played by Breckin Meyer
Arthur Petrelli	played by Robert Forster

	Season 3 / Episode 10: - The Eclipse, Part 1 Claire Bennet: It hurts. I never thought I'd be able to hurt again. It sucks, but it's wonderful.
	Season 3 / Episode 10: - The Eclipse, Part 1 Elle Bishop: Let's go get the cheerleader.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: As the Moon is nearing one degree (one Lunar breadth) of the Sun to its right, it is shown as a First Quarter Moon (right-half illuminated). It should be a New Moon (dark) as it is during all solar eclipses as the Sun is nearly 400 times more distant from the Earth than is the Moon.
GEOG: Characters are shown viewing the eclipse from various locations (California, upstate New York, Haiti and somewhere in the American Midwest) at apparently the same time. However, a total eclipse lasts for only a few minutes over a very small portion of the earth's surface and in an arc which would make this impossible.
FACT: A pivotal prop in this episode is the Japanese comic that Hiro uses to follow their actions. They bought the comic in Japan, and it's in kanji, but the pages go left-to-right, western style. Japanese comics page right-to-left - when looking at the cover, the spine is on the right.
FACT: Throughout the episode people are shown looking directly at the eclipse as it progresses through various stages. In reality doing so can cause permanent eye damage.