: An amnesiac Sylar, believing himself to be Nathan Petrelli, is manipulated by Samuel Sullivan. Samuel uses "The Jamaican" (a mirror master) to force Sylar’s memories back, showing him the ghosts of his victims. Despite his confusion, Sylar is officially "baptized" into the Sullivan Family Carnival, with Samuel planning to mold him into a "better" version of his former killer self.
highlighted Masi Oka's performance, noting that Hiro finally felt like a "master of time and space" again rather than just a mascot. "Heroes" Chapter Five 'Tabula Rasa'(2009)
Critics gave the episode mixed to positive reviews, often calling it a "return to Season One roots" due to its focused character development and creative use of powers. : An amnesiac Sylar, believing himself to be
: Peter enlists Noah Bennet's help to find a healer for Hiro’s terminal brain tumor. They travel to Georgia to find Jeremy Greer, a young boy Noah "bagged and tagged" years ago. They discover Jeremy’s power has inverted: he now kills with his touch, having accidentally killed his own parents. Peter is accidentally shot by Jeremy during a confrontation but is healed, allowing Peter to mimic Jeremy’s ability. highlighted Masi Oka's performance, noting that Hiro finally
"Heroes" Chapter Five 'Tabula Rasa' (TV Episode 2009) - IMDb
(Volume Five, Chapter Six) is the sixth episode of the fourth season of Heroes (often mislabeled as Chapter Five due to numbering overlaps). Aired on October 19, 2009, this episode centers on the theme of "blank slates," exploring whether characters with dark histories can truly start fresh. Plot Overview