Episode Report Card Couch Baron: B | 1404 USERS: B- YOU GRADE IT Apocalypzzzzzzz
By Couch Baron | Season 3 | Episode 17 | Aired on 2009.02.23
Matt comes out of the probe and tells the other two that Bennet and Nathan planned the whole thing together. He repeats that loudly to Peter, and Peter's like, I know, and says he tried to stop Nathan, but it didn't happen. More married-couple arguing between Matt and Mohinder leaves me with about the same facial expression that Bennet's currently sporting, and after Matt yells that Mohinder thinks he deserves to be hunted, Peter breaks them up, and then Matt gets An Idea -- he writes down the address of Bennet's weapons locker, and says there are things in there they need, like guns, money and books on how not to overact. He suggests Mohinder go, but when he balks, Peter takes the paper, which makes more sense since he can, you know, fly. As he leaves, he grits, "Try not to kill one another." That's advice I hope they don't take.
Peter comes in for a landing, and after opening the lock with the combination with which Matt helpfully supplied him, he searches inside and finds the case Bennet showed Nathan, which contains guns and grenades, among other things. He's pretty psyched, but would probably be less so if he knew that there's a security camera hidden in the vent...
...which is sending a video feed back to Building 26. Some guy notices and calls Danko over, and Danko smiles: "Gotcha." No, what you've got is a commercial break, but Peter may certainly follow.
Nathan comes bustling up asking where the feed is coming from, and Danko tells him Peter's in Costa Verde, and he's already got a local team on the way to apprehend him. Nathan wonders if Peter and Bennet are working together, but Danko says he's reserving judgment, which is easier for him to do when the person in question has no powers. Nathan says he wants Peter caught, and although Danko for once has a legitimate point when he protests that Peter is in a room full of guns, and they'll be risking their own men's lives, Nathan will not hear of anything else, so Danko reluctantly relays the order: "Phasers on stun." Funny that they gave a Star Trek shout-out in an episode missing Zachary Quinto, but I'll take it. And so, I expect, will he, since I think this is his first episode off in about 300 years. Danko then freaks when they lose visual, and orders his men forward...