One thing I did guess right though, was that Mr Bennet isn’t as nasty as he first appeared. After the bug-eyed alien-looking girl Eden turned up at Isaac’s place, she didn’t hurt him in any way. It’s Sylar who does that, and he’s also the guy that Mr Bennet’s after. However, despite his concern for his daughter, it’s clear he’s still a little morally bankrupt. When Isaac refuses to take any more heroin, Bennet orders Eden to make him do it. Considering how much effort he’d previously made to get high, you’d think he’d appreciate a hit free of charge. Anyway, he gets off his face and duly begins painting. However, Mr Bennet is none too pleased when he paints what appears to me to be a screwed up version of the Ready Brek man. The highlight this week though, was once again, Hiro and Ando. Deservedly, Hiro got a bit of lady loving, which was nice. Her name’s Charlie and she’s a waitress in the diner where they’re at. Slightly predictably, she’s got a special ability – she memorises stuff really quickly (I bet she still gets her orders mixed up). Unfortunately, she also becomes Sylar’s latest victim. On seeing his new-found love interest with the top of her screwed off like a bottle cap (she’s using a big tin opener when it happens – nice imagery there), Hiro is understandably upset. He decides to go back in time to the previous day to save her, and tells Ando to count to five, because he’ll be back in five seconds. But he doesn’t return, and we see him in a photo on the wall with Charlie, indicating he went back much further than expected. Clearly, he’s not yet able to control his powers then.