And also ram home the point that no matter how much the "Heroes" try to go and live a normal life, no one will let them because they are different. Instead of Bennett or Danko et al. telling everyone how they can't be normal, and then chasing everyone just so they know. I like this method better. It seems more like something that would actually happen. I'm also glad the the police department was like, "wait, what?" when Bennett tried to railroad Jeremy right out of there. This whole story line ups the ante on the real safety of the Heroes, in my eyes. Having the government chase them was artificial upping of the ante.

This episode was close to my least favorite of the series, but I feel like they got at least something sorta right. Since I was out of town, I only just got to watch it off my DVR.