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===[[One Giant Leap]]===
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* [[Audrey]] and [[Matt]] go after [[Sylar]] when he has infiltrated the [[FBI Headquarters|safehouse]] where [[Molly]] is being kept.
* [[Audrey]] and [[Matt]] go after [[Sylar]] when he has infiltrated the [[FBI Headquarters|safehouse]] where [[Molly]] is being kept.
* Hiro saves a [[Japanese schoolgirl]].


===[[Hiros]]===
===[[Hiros]]===

Revision as of 15:41, 20 January 2007

D.L. is a hero.

As the characters in Heroes discover their abilities, many of them perform heroic acts of service to others at great personal risk.

Episodic Recurrences

One Giant Leap

Hiros

Better Halves

  • After failing to save the men slaughtered at the poker game, Hiro vows to be a better hero.

Nothing to Hide

  • D.L. and Hiro work together to save a woman trapped within a burning car.

Seven Minutes to Midnight

Homecoming

Six Months Ago

  • Aware that he has time traveled too far, Hiro attempts to save Charlie's life anyway.

Fallout

  • Faced with the risk that Sylar may be kept around and thus possibly escape, Eden attempts to kill him.
  • Hiro, distraught at arriving too late to save the cheerleader, turns his attention to stopping an exploding man.

Noteworthy deeds

Some deeds need not involve notable risk to the person doing them, but still go above and beyond the norm.

Genesis

Don't Look Back

Hiros

Nothing to Hide

  • Matt convinces Ted to let go of a hostage nurse.

Graphic Novel Recurrences

Notes