Peter spends the whole episode shirtless, so I really have no idea what went on in scenes that didn't involve him. Do you? The Hideous Irish Accent Gang beats up Peter and demands to know where their Oi-Pods are. Peter doesn't know, so they just keep hitting him. Bennet learns about Kaito's death and remembers that Isaac painted the very scene of Kaito plastered across the pavement. Matt's assigned to investigate Kaito's death, and of course he sees all sorts of signs that make him think that this whole thing might have something to do with superpowers. Meanwhile, Hiro's still back in 1671 and he's quickly getting nowhere in his quest to make Kensei a better man. Due to Kensei's alarming drunkenness, Hiro is unable to rouse him to perform the tasks that will make him a hero. So, of course, Hiro steps in to impersonate Kensei in order to right the past. He dons the mask and armor and rides to the aid of the swordsmith's daughter, winning her heart in the process. The real Kensei agrees to help the daughter rescue her father, thinking it will bring him many rewards, but his enemies show up and shoot him full of arrows, so it looks like all will be lost. That is, until Kensei's wounds heal and he looks up in surprise and Hiro realizes that Kensei has a superpower as well. Mohinder flies to Haiti to meet a dying man whom he might be able to cure. The man he meets is none other than The Haitian Sensation, and he takes Mohinder's memory of their meeting as soon as he's cured. But all this really just leads to The Haitian Sensation partnering up with Bennet again, so it looks like Mohinder and Bennet have a long-arching and complex plan in the works. Catching up with The Wonder Twins, we learn that they're getting an old friend to help them across into America, but Maya's scared that she's going to make people leak black stuff from their eyes (it's not blood like I originally thought), which, of course, she does as soon as she's separated from her brother during their crossover into America. And apparently, Alejandro's superpower is the ability to suck the blackness out of Maya and anyone she's attacked. Peter gets some TLC from the sister of the head Oirish thug, and they discover that although Peter is covered with blood, he doesn't actually have a mark on him. When the thugs run out to get a cuppa, Peter takes the opportunity to phase right through his bindings and attempt to escape. But before he can, he has to step in and save the sister from some rival thugs. He uses some electric fireballs and some super-strength on the dudes and impresses the shit outta the sister. Claire expresses a fanatical interest in genetics in science class, and West takes this as a sign that she's a freak like him, so he talks to her about this awesome book some Indian doctor wrote. I wonder who that might be? Matt interviews Ma Petrelli about Kaito's death, and she totally clues in to him reading her thoughts. This doesn't prevent her from being attacked by an invisible assailant from behind locked doors. Due to Peter's interference with the rival thugs, Team Oirish demands that he make things right by doing a job for them. As incentive, Captain Oirish offers a small box that contains clues to Peter's identity. If he does the job, he'll get the box, fair and square. And finally, Claire performs a pinkie toe removal experiment to see if her toe will actually grow back. It does. And it's cool as hell. Unfortunately, Stalker West sees the whole thing from his stalkerish perch outside the window. Claire runs out to confront him, but is greeted only by Papa Suresh's book because Stalker West's gone and floated away on a wing and a prayer...