I'm not sure if this was the chapter, but somewhere around this time Stan Lee makes a cameo as a bus driver, either picking up Hiro from or taking him to Vegas. I guess since he was in the show he can't sue Tim Kringe for Heroes being a bit too similar to X-Men. It's still a mostly well written show IMHO; I feel Sylar's character is a bit clichéd as a villain.

This is the chapter where Noah and the Haitian have Nathan cornered by a fence and he just flys off to the diner where Hiro happens to be. Why wouldn't the Haitian be blocking Nathan's ability? He was close enough to grab him surely his ability works at that range. I think I mentioned this on another board but when Nathan was checking out of the hotel the Monticeto(?) logo is at the top. That's the fictional hotel where the show Las Vegas is filmed.

It seems a little strange how skeptical Mohinder is about the whole abilities thing considering he was just pursuing it the day or two before.