The GN "Truths" is Arthur Petrelli’s last moments in life. His memories take us back to when the Petrelli boys were still young. Peter has always been the softhearted brother while Nathan was calculating and the take-charge oldest son, but has no abilities.

Arthur took them deer hunting and Peter couldn’t muster to kill a deer, much to his father’s disappointment. Angela suggested that they ask Dr. Zimmerman to give Nathan powers instead, if Arthur believes his son will get the job done.

In his last moments in life, Arthur proves that Peter has the guts to take a life, after all, and that "was the best feeling in the world… Now I know my sons are strong enough to do what must be done."

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How easy is it to kill Arthur Petrelli? Angela thinks it’s just a bullet to the beack of the head, but only Peter can do. But if it were that easy, how come no one has done it yet? And why does it have to be Peter?

Watch the sneak peek video courtesy of Sprint, and tell me that you don’t think she’s manipulating her own son.

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After Peter Petrelli told his brother Nathan that their dad is alive and plotting to destroy everyone, Nathan goes to Pinehearst to check out the truth. What he sees there might change his future.

Get other inside scoop on the season 3 episode of "Heroes" here.

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Four sneak peeks into next Monday’s episode “Heroes”, three of it about the Petrelli family, and one of Sylar.

• Petrelli family #1: Nathan is investigating Linderman and Arthur is ready to have Nathan killed to protect their secrets.
• Sylar’s scene: Gabriel took something from someone at a terrible price. Elle is there consoling him, believing Gabriel to be a good person.
• Petrelli #2: This was right after the accident when Nathan learns his wife Heidi will not walk again. He blames Linderman for the attempt and tells his father he will bring down Linderman.
• Petrelli #3: Arthur and Angela’s 41st anniversary. Daniel Linderman asks Nathan about his office’s investigation into Linderman’s activities.

Watch the full video after the cut.

It looks like the sequence of scenes would be Petrelli #3, Petrelli #1 and Petrelli #2. We know in season 1 that things turned out differently – Nathan did investigate Linderman and Arthur’s name came up. Supposedly, Arthur committed suicide. Later in season 1, Linderman took Nathan under his tutelage for the Senate.

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So remember back in season 1, Assistant DA Nathan Petrelli went after his father for some major crime, and someone tried to kill Nathan in a car chase that got his wife to break her spine. That was also the first time Nathan flew.

When Nathan got his father convicted of a crime, Arthur died suddenly on the day of his conviction.

This sneak peek is a flashback to a time just after that attempted murder, and Angela wants to know if Arthur was behind it.

Do you believe Arthur? It’s interesting that Angela seems to genuinely care for her family, like a good mother would. Compare her (and Arthur) to the present and you won’t even have guessed this couple had heart. Or is this all an act?

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Happier times at the Petrellis, how handsome they all look! Peter Petrelli (Milo Ventimiglia) and his dad Arthur (Robert Forster) in a tux, how nice. This must be in some past event, since Peter still has the long bangs. 

But I doubt these were the good ol’ days either. Petrelli is probably onto  something, plotting his next move with war buddy Linderman. (more hi-res images after the cut)

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In the GN “War Buddies” the young Linderman was portrayed as someone who wanted to help heal people, but his partner Petrelli has been shady from the start. I still wonder how Linderman turned and became a villain, who actually believes he does the world good.

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Have I got a sneak full of spoilers! Four scenes preview what Monday’s episode is all about. “Eris quod sum” – “I am what you will be.” Is the future inevitable? Here is what you’ll see from the video, which for spoiler’s sake I’ll add after the cut.

An honest girl talk. Elle Bishop invades the Bennet’s home and Claire and Elle fight it out. But it’s not what it seems like. Elle is asking for help. And she and Claire have an honest girl talk.

Father versus son. Last episode we saw Arthur take away Peter’s powers and lock him up. The father gives him another chance to help “for the greater good” to prevent what Peter foresaw of the future. Can Peter trust his dad?

Maya’s powers – gone. Poor Mohinder. If only he knew it were this easy to take away Maya’s powers… but would he trade taking it away to someone who wants it all?

Mohinder’s plea. This scene probably came before the one before it, but Mohinder asks for one more chance from Nathan and Tracy, to understand how synthetic powers work.

Thanks to Punjabiemcee, a self-confessed “Heroes” junkie, for putting this together at YouTube.

And catch all the other sneaks and spoilers for “Heroes” volume 3 episodes here.

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Even after the Level 5 fiasco, I never doubted that those who possess Sylar’s powers – him and Peter – can do the greatest harm. That is, until dad comes along. Arthur Petrelli is scary. He is now virtually unstoppable and everyone around him is dispensable.

But first let’s see what went down –

Knox took Adam Monroe in to see a bedridden, immovable Arthur Petrelli, and for the first time Adam was scared for his life. Arthur only had to touch him and Adam’s powers and life source transferred to the incapacitated elder. Adam dried out and turned to dust right before our eyes! Is this goodbye for David Anders? Man, he wasn’t really given enough scenes to shine in volume 3. It’s a shame.     NBC Photo: Adam Taylor

Meanwhile, Meredith is hostaged by Eric Doyle, a puppeteer who can control a human’s muscles and movement. Claire and her mom Sandra try to save her only to be held captive themselves. A game of Russian roulette points the gun at Claire and Sandra shoots her daughter. Eric Doyle’s mad laughter at the sight of a dead Claire was short-lived when Claire regenerated and hit the puppeteer’s head unconscious. HRG finishes the job by putting Doyle into a coma and bringing him back to Level 5.

Now for a good news and a big ‘whew’!

Ando Masahashi is not dead. Hiro Nakamura faked Ando’s death by going back in time and tutoring his best friend how to fake a death. That sword -jabbing we saw last week was all play-acting. Good call, Hiro! I just can’t accept that you’d be anything other than good. Daphne instructs Hiro to find Usutu, the African bushman and bring him alive back to Pinehearst. After unsuccessful attempts at trying to get the African, Hiro finally learns his lesson and Usutu shows him a painting of the Pinehearst villains.

Meanwhile, Pinehearst Industries’ newest delivery girl Daphne begins recruiting evolved humans to join the Industry. She starts with Matt Parkman, who was at the airport flying in from Africa and expecting to find her. Matt tells Daphne they have a future life together and taken by his seeming kindness, she asks him to wait until she ends her errands. Later on she tells Matt to stay away from Pinehearst instead, since he didn’t seem like the other monsters that she’s been collecting for her new boss.

Daphne goes to Level 5 and recruits Flint and Sylar. Sylar refuses and insists that he no longer wants that kind of life. Instead he wakes up Peter from his coma and asks his brother to help their mother, who mysteriously went into her own coma. Sylar learned that his future self is able to control his urges but Peter wants it taken away from him at once. Peter and Sylar spars their frustrations out and Peter won the fight. Peter locks Sylar in Level 5 again by inducing a coma.

Eager to find out how to remove their powers, Nathan and Tracy go to the professor’s lab. Suresh traps them into believing he can help them. Tracy tries to get Suresh’s sympathy and freezes his arms. She frees Nathan from the straps but Suresh stops them both.

Peter goes to Pinehearst Industries, ready to avenge his mother’s condition and bring down this new villain. He is shocked to find his father is alive and behind all these new killing. But Arthur extends a welcome embrace to Peter, who makes the mistake of taking it. A white aura flowed from Peter to Arthur, taking away all of Peter’s evolved powers.

So again, Arthur Petrelli is one big badass. He can take the powers and life of anyone he wishes to touch. We can only guess that he grows stronger and more powerful with every transfer. It is starting to make sense – Sylar’s and Peter’s powers are similar to their dad’s, except in the delivery. Whereas Sylar has to take the powers directly from the brain, Peter only has to be near a post human and he will absorb that person’s powers.  But nothing beats daddy. Arthur Petrelli has the ability absorb a person’s powers by touch, essence and more than anything, lifeforce. We can only assume he’s had years of using it before his two sons ever did. How did Arthur get these powers? What did he do to Angela and what else can he do?

[UPDATES: Thanks to readers Lewey and Dylan, who pointed out that Arthur doesn't take life forces, only powers.]

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Another twisty episode from Heroes is “Villains” and I mean, just from the description, each new reveal is an OMG!

Here’s what to expect from the November sweeps – SPOILERS!!!!

• We find out how Arthur Petrelli died and why he hates Angela so much to create a rival company. And Hiro uses his powers to get the scoop on that!
• An opportunity comes for Sylar to end his murderous pursuit, but HRG and Elle stand in the way!
• Company man Thompson is not dead! And guess who’s related to him.

Check out the official episode description from NBC, after the cut –

TO PREPARE FOR THE CONFRONTATION AHEAD, HIRO (MASI OKA) EXPLORES WHAT FORCES — AND FAMILIAR FACES — HELPED TWIST SYLAR (ZACHARY QUINTO), FLINT (BLAKE SHIELDS) AND ARTHUR PETRELLI (ROBERT FORSTER) INTO VILLAINS — MALCOLM MCDOWELL, ERIC ROBERTS, KRISTEN BELL AND JESSALYN GILSIG ALSO GUEST STAR — To prepare for the confrontation ahead, Hiro (Masi Oka) follows respected businessman, husband and father Arthur Petrelli (guest star Robert Forster) in the days before he �died� — to discover what drove him to create rival company Pinehearst and strike at Angela (Cristine Rose). Later, a moment unfolds where Sylar (Zachary Quinto), horrified and guilt-ridden, might have stopped his murderous pursuit of abilities — that is, if H.R.G. (Jack Coleman) and Elle (guest star Kristen Bell) had swayed from their monstrous assignment. Finally, under the wing of Company man Thompson (guest star Eric Roberts), agent-in-training Meredith (guest star Jessalyn Gelsig) watches her new life go up in smoke, following the arrival of her hot-headed brother. Greg Grunberg, James Kyson Lee, Ali Larter, Hayden Panettiere, Adrian Pasdar, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Dania Ramirez and Milo Ventimiglia also star. Jimmy Jean-Louis, Malcolm McDowell, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, Ron Perkins, Blake Shields, and Jeff Staron guest star.

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One of “Heroes” biggest twist happens tonight, when Arthur Petrelli (Robert Forster), the bedridden patient pictured, gets up and takes his place as the super villain that runs Pinehearst Industries.

The Company now has a rival in Pinehearst Industries, and its new recruits include the villains Knox, Daphne, Adam Monroe, Maury Parkman, and get this, maybe Matt Parkman and Hiro Nakamura!

Peter goes after the Industry and sees a new side to the father he thought was dead.

Spoilers:

If you recall, Kaito Nakamura gave a reference to the hope of the world, the “light” that can stop the destruction. Who is, or what is the “light”?

[Spoilers] [Trailer] [Pictures] [Description] [Sneak Peek - Sylar and Peter] [Sneak Peek - Arthur Petrelli and Peter] 

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