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Webisode Updates Webisode article: _X_ Webisode screencap n/a Monologue _X_ Summary _X_ Story Development ___ Synopsis _X_ Quotes Update/add other articles: _X_ Webisode redirect: Destiny, Part 1 _X_ Check that links from previous webisode work _X_ Update CurrentWebisode _X_ Update Portal:Webisodes _X_ Update Template:Webisodes _X_ Update Template:Ep ___ New interviews and videos ___ Update director, writer, etc. pages _X_ Add Category:Images from Destiny, Part 1 _X_ Update template:imagenav _X_ Update template:image-screenshot Update Main Page: _X_ Template:aotw-web _X_ Next on Heroes _X_ Template:Index ___ Update songs n/a Archive webisode spoiler page

Character Updates Update Main Character pages as appropriate n/a (list characters who appear here) Update Group pages as appropriate n/a (list groups who appear here) Update character-related pages _X_ Appearances n/a Connections

Character/Reference/Powers Updates Update other character pages as needed n/a Update Portal:Minor Characters as appropriate n/a (list characters who appear here) n/a Update Portal:Webisodes Characters as appropriate n/a (list characters who appear here) Add new character/group pages as needed: ___ Iris ___ Serious looking woman n/a Update Portal:Guest Cast as appropriate n/a (list actors who appear here) Add new actor pages as needed: n/a (list needed actors here) "Despoil" new characters and actors who already have articles: Be sure to add appropriate non-spoiler categories! ___ Santiago ___ Elisa _X_ Roberto Urbina _X_ Lina Esco _X_ Andrea Thompson _X_ Norma Maldonado ___ despoil spoiler images, update source, etc. Add references to appropriate recurring themes: ___ (list themes referenced here) Add examples of Powers used: Note: if an "examples" page exists, that's where examples should be added. ___ accelerated probability ___ water mimicry

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Part 1 review

Quite good. I enjoyed this part one much more than the Going Postal, Part 1. I think that's probably cause I learned more from this webisode's first segment than from Going Postal's. I'm glad that it's a full 5 minutes and happy to see they're continuing to call each segment a "Part" on the website and didn't use the word "Chapter" in the title sequence this time.--MiamiVolts (talk) 03:01, 11 November 2008 (EST)

• I liked it because it looked better than Going Postal. It actually looks a real series, unlike Going Postal which didn't look too much like a real series. I'm not sure if its because it had better acting, better story or what because I usually don't pay much attention to that stuff. --Dman dustin 03:05, 11 November 2008 (EST)
  • Scriptwise, its hard to tell, yet. Technically, it sure is better than Going Postal, and the length is a big plus. The acting seems also much better. Roberto Urbina has done some good work before, and Andrea Thompson is an old fav of mine. However - I was *really* disappointed that it failed to live up to the main series good example of having ppl speaking their own language. American television and cinema have an extraordinary lousy tradition of putting the English language in the mouth of everyone from Joseph Stalin to Joan of Arc. And to have Father Juan first speaking English, and the change to Spanish??? That's just plain silly... --Pierre 15:52, 11 November 2008 (EST)
    • I just assumed it was a bilingual mass. Where I live (Miami, FL), Spanish/English bilingual masses are quite common, and the priest does speak both languages in them. I'm trying to be open minded, so I'll note that we don't know that much about Iris and Santiago to say that they don't need to speak English on a regular basis. That said, you're right that it would be realistic for the whole segment (except maybe the scenes with S.L.W.) to be in Spanish with English subtitles. It was kind of cool that we got to read Spanish newspaper articles about Maya's and Alejandro's adventures last year.--MiamiVolts (talk) 19:43, 11 November 2008 (EST)

S.L.W.

I'm not sure where the abbreviation "S.L.W." is coming from, but that's not the serious looking woman's name, nor is it a proper description. I haven't seen her credited with those initials, but even if she was, we should use the description since "S.L.W." has no meaning to somebody who comes across the page. This is per the naming conventions. -- RyanGibsonStewart (talk) 10:45, 11 November 2008 (EST)

• Her bio on NBC.com uses the abbreviation.SPARTAN-077 11:46, 11 November 2008 (EST)
  • Spartan is correct, the credits on the NBC.com page use S.L.W. She has no name in the show thus far except for that name in the credits (which is probably to mimic H.R.G). But if we don't abbreviate it like in the credits, shouldn't we at least capitalize all three words since it's a code name?--MiamiVolts (talk) 15:50, 11 November 2008 (EST)
    • The credits here list the full description of her name. It's not a code name, it's an abbreviation for "serious looking woman". Credits are almost always capitalized (Officer Smith is credited as "Broken Nose", and the lady with a purse is credited as "Lady with Purse"). The naming conventions advise against capitalizing descriptive names. If it turns out to be a code name, then that's another story. Until then, it's just an abbreviation for a description. We should use the description. -- RyanGibsonStewart (talk) 15:58, 11 November 2008 (EST)
      • For those interested, here's the link for her character summary/bio which uses S.L.W. both at the top and in the paragraph describing her. Ryan's right that we don't know for sure it's a code name. I thought that was mentioned, but I can't find any reference to it now. However, I think it'd be okay to at least note on her page that she is referred to only as "S.L.W." in her character summary and that "Serious looking woman" comes from the credits.--MiamiVolts (talk) 19:24, 11 November 2008 (EST)