Person of Interest (CBS, J.J. Abrams/Jonah Nolan)

[Sinner]

Re: Person of Interest (CBS, J.J. Abrams/Jonah Nolan)

Just saw it on demand but man that last episode was one of if not the best..

Spoiler

really hate we lost Elias and especially Root

looking forward to Finch and his machine going off.

BTW his speech in the interrogation room talking to Samaritan was so powerful and good

[SinisterAlex]

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I've re watched that interogation scene on Youtube over and over again. I cannot get over how powerful and meaningful that scene was and how convincing Michael Emerson's performance in that one scene was.

Just truly amazing.

[p_rushing]

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This week's episode was interesting. Has the computer truly been selecting random irrelevant people to save or has it been planning a fight for a long time? POI teams in other cities or maybe even around the world.

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[KingV2k3]

Re: Person of Interest (CBS, J.J. Abrams/Jonah Nolan)

This week's episode was interesting. Has the computer truly been selecting random irrelevant people to save or has it been planning a fight for a long time? POI teams in other cities or maybe even around the world.

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Either that, or it's setting up a spinoff / sequel with a cheaper cast!



All kidding aside, that aspect felt a little awkward to me and I admit being a bit skeptical about the persona that machine has appropriated...

Makes sense, but feels forced or...something...

We shall see...unfortunately only two or three episodes remain...

[Sinner]

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Man this show for me is on fire, have always been one of my favorites for sure but it's been so good this last season....damn shame it's ending. Finch telling the guy who had the gun on him that his daughter will live or die according to if he got on the elevator or not was so nice. Damn Finch went hard, i'm really liking this new attitude...if they redid this show with him being like that with the computer helping him I'd still watch. Can't believe only 2 episodes left SMH

[tdawg3782]

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This show gives me anxiety.

Lol. I with you. I just binge watched the 11 episodes so far over the last few days and man this is great stuff. Always had me on edge.

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[JayBee74]

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Can't wait to see how this ends. Greer's sacrificial death highlights the fact that he's more mad than bad.

[Blzer]

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Can't wait to see how this ends. Greer's sacrificial death highlights the fact that he's more mad than bad.

I'm interested in the ending, because of something that happened in the season premiere:

Spoiler

When we heard Root's voice to begin the season, we of course assumed it was actually Root talking... but then when Root died and we found out that the machine chose her voice, we then went to the assumption that it was the machine talking.

However, now we're at the point where the machine is [presumably] gone and Root is dead, yet the team is still active in New York. I don't know if they have cleaned out their underground command center, but in the premiere I believe they were all vacated.

So what does this mean? Is the premiere not an actual "place in time" in the story, or do you think this is where they will hit by the end point? In which case, the machine might still be active in some way.

[l3ulvl]

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Finale night!

I've been terrified the finale would come on while the NBA finals were on haha

[JayBee74]

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Sorry to see it go but I'm pumped for the finale. I had come in late and finished the first two seasons on DVD just as season three arrived. Hope it's a satisfying end.

[Redacted01]

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One of the few shows I've watched since the very first episode and stuck with it the whole way. Sad to see it go, but I know it'll be good.

[JayBee74]

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Not sure what I thought of the end. Certainly didn't overdo it with the happy ending bit.

[l3ulvl]

Re: Person of Interest (CBS, J.J. Abrams/Jonah Nolan)

Not sure what I thought of the end. Certainly didn't overdo it with the happy ending bit.

Gotta be setting up the spinoff right?

I have to admit this show isn't always easy for me to follow, there's a lot going on and the way it's presented audibly makes me drift away at times, only to snap back and realize I missed something important

So, if I may make the leap, it's gonna become Shaw as John now? And there will be some bizarre romance between Shaw and the voice? Assuming a spinoff of course

[JayBee74]

Re: Person of Interest (CBS, J.J. Abrams/Jonah Nolan)

Gotta be setting up the spinoff right?

I have to admit this show isn't always easy for me to follow, there's a lot going on and the way it's presented audibly makes me drift away at times, only to snap back and realize I missed something important

So, if I may make the leap, it's gonna become Shaw as John now? And there will be some bizarre romance between Shaw and the voice? Assuming a spinoff of course

I know the creators wanted to continue it and I just found out CBS dropped Sarah Shahi's grownup Nancy Drew series ("Drew") so I suppose that increases the chances of a spinoff.

[Redacted01]

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I don't know if I'd be interested in a spin off. Seems like Finch is content having a normal life and I would want to see his character in it. And they can't just redo the same story again that ultimately ends in Man and Machine vs. Samaritan. I didn't mind the earlier seasons, but I really started enjoying it when they went into deeper storylines and arcs throughout a season. The one-person-a-week is what they'd be back to. Not bad, but a step back for what the series became.