Person of Interest
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Agree . . . although there was a lot of homage to the ST:NG episode "Cause and Effect."
Agree . . . although there was a lot of homage to the ST:NG episode "Cause and Effect."
Is it bad that I realized what was going on within 10 seconds of seeing the Machine's POV?
Cause and Effect is perfectly analogous to the type of story telling. But style has been used many times.
I still had a problem with the episode on how they got out of the room in the first place.
Still, a fun episode.
Cause and Effect is perfectly analogous to the type of story telling. But style has been used many times.
I still had a problem with the episode on how they got out of the room in the first place.
Still, a fun episode.
That episode was a bit of a roller coaster ride. The first reset caught me by surprise.
I just read that Sarah Shahi is pregnant with twins. Had to stop working. The ending may or may not be final as we only heard the shot.
For me the dumbest part of the escape was that Samaritan just kept shooting through the door rather then blasting the lock! Really, the Machine would not have figured that into the simulation possibilities..
As for the best... Fusco planting a wet one on Root! Now there's a stretch of the odds! 
As for the best... Fusco planting a wet one on Root! Now there's a stretch of the odds! 
I enjoyed the hell out of this episode....yep, not necessarily original or groundbreaking in design, but interesting and fun nonetheless. Plus, nice cliff-hanger there at the end. However, my concern is that this show is taking a giant-leap into that "Fringe" territory (pun intended). The show-runner is making a mistake if he takes this show any further into the Sci-Fi arena. Use the Sci-Fi to support the show and not drive it...or it will drive the show into an early grave.
I know if they keep "the battle of the AIs" going much longer, they are going to lose me, and I'm a sci-fi geek.
I liked it. best episode in a long while. I liked the machine reset. I liked seeing the human side of the machine,
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Next Episode: S04, E12
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
"Control-Alt-Delete": The government's head of Samaritan (Camryn Manheim) starts to question the methods and intentions of the program; reports of vigilantes surface.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015
"Control-Alt-Delete": The government's head of Samaritan (Camryn Manheim) starts to question the methods and intentions of the program; reports of vigilantes surface.
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Kind of background show as we didn't
Anyway, we still
The show takes a couple weeks off before returning on February 3rd.
see the team until 30-minutes into the night's episode.
don't know Shaw's final resting place, er...I mean status."
The show takes a couple weeks off before returning on February 3rd.
Was fun to see
Also the preview of the next episode
Camryn Manheim back. Her character is interesting because she could develop into Team Machine's ally.
showed an interesting and very evocatively emotional Root.
I was bored to tears with the tedium of this episode. I am bored beyond word with this Samaritan vs The Machine story arc that has completely overshadowed what made this show fun to watch. All this intrigue and double secrecy and government black ops really bore the living crap out of me! I want my old PoI back!!!!
Wow bummer. No more straight walking around nude scenes for her, like in Bullet to the Head. 
That was the best part of that movie.
That was the best part of that movie.
Seemed like not much happened last night but I think this will turn out to be a pivotal episode.
Couldn't agree with you more TNGTony! They should of tried to kill off Reese instead of Shaw. Caviesel's acting skills are as wooden as it gets. If he was gone from the screen I sure wouldn't miss him.
