3x14 A Clear and Present Danger - Heroes Episode Guide

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Episode: 03x14
Title: A Clear and Present Danger
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 314
First Aired: Feb. 02, 2009

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Heroes - 03x14 A Clear and Present Danger

Summary: After the destructions of Primatech and Pinehearst, the Heroes attempt to start new lives. Claire uncovers the plot by Nathan to hunt down and capture all people with abilities. Sylar begins searching for his biological parents.

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A Clear and Present Danger - Commentary (43:09)

A Very Serious Threat (02:41)

Who appeared in this episode?

Tracy Strauss	played by Ali Larter
Usutu	played by Ntare Mwine
Martin Gray	played by Ned Schmidtke
Hesam	played by Assaf Cohen
Agent Daniel Simmons	played by Joel West
Steve	played by Steve Tom
Emile Danko	played by Zeljko Ivanek
Pilot	played by Darren Kendrick
Little Sylar	played by Joshua Rush

	Season 3 / Episode 14: - A Clear and Present Danger Nathan Petrelli: I'd like to talk to you about some ideas. I'd like your input, your... advice. Peter Petrelli: Advice? What advice could I possibly give you besides 'Kiss my ass, Nathan'?
	Season 3 / Episode 14: - A Clear and Present Danger Daphne Millbrook: Look, I know I said I wouldn't use my speed, but you got any idea how long it takes to get across midtown on a bike? Matt Parkman: Yes. And that's sort of the idea.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: In the satellite view of the airstrip, the hangers are beside the runways at a 45 degree angle. As the plane takes off, Nathan is standing watching the plane take off from the front door of the hangar. This means the plane is taking off at 45 degrees to the runway.
CONT: On the roof carpark, when Mohinder drives towards the black van, two of the men walk around from behind the van. As he stops the taxi, the same two men emerge from behind the van.
CONT: (At 23.30) The position of the African's arm and the staff he is holding changes between shots. The staff constantly alternates from being held horizontally behind his neck, to upright in from of him.