Best scene of the whole show!

I’m also intrigued by Claire’s reaction to Syler’s “surgery.”

And if what Mama Petrelli told Syler at the end of the episode is true, it explains a lot about Gabriel’s evilness (evility?).

Denise — Loved that line.

“Also, that little speech he fives Spader later on to pep him back up just reminds me how dynamic Shatner still is….This being said of course for all the nay sayers that think he’s too old and decrepit to deliver.”

I’m in my 40s and wish I had half the energy Mr. Shatner has in his late 70s.

Why do I feel no pain?
No nerve endings.
What are you doing?
Searching for the truth…Why does love never stay?
Are you going to eat it?
Eat your brain? Claire, that is disgusting.

Whoever penned that portion of the script should win an Emmy, along with Zach and Hayden for the macabre acting!

I can see how the Sequel will open, now.

A space shot with a planet close in the foreground.

Caption: Verandan III

An energy ribbon wisps up past the camera, as the planet moves in much closer.

Now high over a great canyon. The camera zooms tigher to two men on a canyon floor

Kirk lyes broken as Picard looks on.

Kirk:

“Oh my.”

The camera zooms into Kirks eyes. Closer. Closer and then through his darkening pupil.

Blackness…

Stars start to zoom by.

Que the Chimes: ping….Ping….ping

Que the Trumpet

Then.

Space—the final frontier.

These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before! – Chris Pine

We here the roll of the familiar opening theme music
in a new symphonic recreation.

Star Trek
The Search for Kirk!

Closeup of the Enterprise.

The camera slowly pulls back away, revealing in the distance, the Milky way . A mission log is heard as Kirk describes thier mission. “The Enterprise is to travel beyond the limits of our Galaxy. Past the Great Energy barrier…”

Kirk stands from his chair on the bridge. The crew is shown operating a new sensor array at one of the bridge stations.

Closeup on Spock

Spock:.
“Transfer sensor data to the main screen, Dr. Dehner.”

A wide shot of the bridge is shown as the Enterprise crew watches the main screen. The image is transformed, and the danger of thier proximty to the cloud is magnified, as energy readings are displayed wildly across the screen.

Warning lights go off

Kirk: Mr. Arex. Steady.

Arex: My worlds!.

As the Enterprise approaches, an imense phosphorescent cloud wall of ionized gas particles begins to swirl. As the starship approaches it the cloud begins to react more violently. From far off in the cloud, an energy ribbon bursts forth. Its highly charged particles make a rapid approach towards the Enterprise.

It stikes the Bridge and there is an explosion.

The Helsman’s display explodes.
Mr. Arex is shown aglow, engulfed for a moment, in a shower of sparks…

…my vision fades…

Yes, you’re right. Was going to mention that.

Also, that little speech he fives Spader later on to pep him back up just reminds me how dynamic Shatner still is. If they did plan to put him in the second movie he’d be great. This being said of course for all the nay sayers that think he’s too old and decrepit to deliver.