Zaraki_Kenpachi
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Yeah, she still has one good ear. The beginning episode seems to show that too since she didn't hear the criminal she broke out.
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Person of Interest Season 3 |OT| The Numbers Keep Coming Tuesdays 10/9c
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Yeah, she still has one good ear. The beginning episode seems to show that too since she didn't hear the criminal she broke out.
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This is escalating, I hope we reach a point where the Machine communicates directly with John.
This would match what I mentioned at the end of last season. Since Reese and Root communicated with the machine directly, it left an imprint on The Machine. The Machine is satisfied with its current relationship with Finch.
I think it can offer so much more to John...
This would match what I mentioned at the end of last season. Since Reese and Root communicated with the machine directly, it left an imprint on The Machine. The Machine is satisfied with its current relationship with Finch.
I think it can offer so much more to John...
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Yeah, you can't imagine imagine how hyped I was back in S2 when the Machine talked to John. I hope it happens again.
Zaraki_Kenpachi
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Definitely. I can only imagine how crazy it is if John gets god mode back.
Zaraki_Kenpachi
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The pet names he gives her is great.
Nemesis121
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Almost every episode feels like it could be a season finale for other shows...it's the best show on TV..
This episode is in a class of its own. Like Relevance and Zero Day, this episode elevates POI unlike any episode before it.
I hope POI gets recognized during Emmy time (not likely). Amy Acker was fantastic tonight, a powerful performance that demonstrated her bond between human and machine.
Slack delivered, again.
I love this show with all my heart.
I hope POI gets recognized during Emmy time (not likely). Amy Acker was fantastic tonight, a powerful performance that demonstrated her bond between human and machine.
Slack delivered, again.
I love this show with all my heart.
Don't even know what to say, just, what an amazing episode.
Actually I take that back, someone needs to comb through this episode and get a bunch of screencaps of the machine. There was a lot of shots in the episode that looked like they had cool info on them but weren't on the screen long enough to get a good look at. That's happened in a few episodes over this season, but none as much as this I feel like.
Actually I take that back, someone needs to comb through this episode and get a bunch of screencaps of the machine. There was a lot of shots in the episode that looked like they had cool info on them but weren't on the screen long enough to get a good look at. That's happened in a few episodes over this season, but none as much as this I feel like.
Weird thing. I could've swore I saw Greer's name listed there when the machine was calculating who would die if Samaritan came online.
Greer works for Decima, so that's a little strange, since they're the ones who are trying to get it online. I wonder if there's something about Samaritan that even they don't know.
Greer works for Decima, so that's a little strange, since they're the ones who are trying to get it online. I wonder if there's something about Samaritan that even they don't know.
No, Greer is not on it.
Threat and Probability of Death:
Admin
Reese, John
Shaw, Sameen
Fusco, Lionel
Control
Hersh, Robert
Collier, Peter
Martinez, Maria
Mass Casualty Event at [40.71448 / -74.00598]
Razgriz-Specter
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God I love that Vigilance theme.
hopefully its on S3's soundtrack.
hopefully its on S3's soundtrack.
TrumanBurbank
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Man, I'm kind of confused about what's happening.
Amy Acker is amazing though. Love her since Angel.
Amy Acker is amazing though. Love her since Angel.
Samaritan is likely very much more powerful than the Machine, but 1) it was never completed and 2) the hardware did not exist for it to run stably until now.
Decima has Samaritan and is probably chopping away at it, coding it to do it's bidding (remember, Claypool discovered what Samaritan could do but it was too late), which possibly involves killing a ton of people and destroying the Machine.
More than likely the next run of episodes will be a breather to prep for the final few episodes.
Jay Shadow
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Probably a teaser for someone we meet soon.
OceanicAir
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Good grief, this show is so awesome. It is better than it has any right to be. Is there any other show that lets you know it's going to be awesome approximately 30 seconds in?
Some things that I noticed in the episode:
At the beginning, after Root took over the title sequence, the machine showed "Tertiary Operations"
When Root was getting her implant, I think the machine referred to upgrading "firmware".
The little things in this show is what makes it special to me.On a related note, the music during Root's conversation with Finch in the library was amazing. I love the soundtrack in this show.
Some things that I noticed in the episode:
At the beginning, after Root took over the title sequence, the machine showed "Tertiary Operations"
When Root was getting her implant, I think the machine referred to upgrading "firmware".
The little things in this show is what makes it special to me.On a related note, the music during Root's conversation with Finch in the library was amazing. I love the soundtrack in this show.
tringworldso
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Yes, the sound direction for the show is truly special. The way they also choose licensed soundtracks is crazy. Especially in S3E10, Reese vs the Swat team: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H84nWB71Wlo
NotTheGuyYouKill
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Oh... my word. That was excellent. Just firing on all damned cylinders. POI, you've done it again.
First off... Tommy! Too bad he didn't get a bigger part, but it was fun seeing Tommy from Arrow on the show. Plus, Root was pretty baller in that sequence. Man, what a fantastic episode for Amy Acker. I loved her having a crisis of conscience for the first time ever. It was a great moment between Root and Finch and Amy sold it perfectly. She really did look all confused and like she was starting to crack and break down at the type of person she really was.
Also really liked Finch extending the smallest of olive branches to her at the end. These two deeply care for each other, but in the strangest of ways.
Oh! Root and Shaw. Love it. Man, I just love their tension and "flirtatious" relationship with each other. And man, was Shaw badass when taking on Collier's goon squad.
John warning Root was also a great moment. It's nice to see the Machine's Prophet get cut down to size a few times.
The POI this week was really good too. Very likable.
And now Samaritan's getting online! SHIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!
So... the end of the world begins... at a Radio Shack. That sounds about right.
First off... Tommy! Too bad he didn't get a bigger part, but it was fun seeing Tommy from Arrow on the show. Plus, Root was pretty baller in that sequence. Man, what a fantastic episode for Amy Acker. I loved her having a crisis of conscience for the first time ever. It was a great moment between Root and Finch and Amy sold it perfectly. She really did look all confused and like she was starting to crack and break down at the type of person she really was.
Also really liked Finch extending the smallest of olive branches to her at the end. These two deeply care for each other, but in the strangest of ways.
Oh! Root and Shaw. Love it. Man, I just love their tension and "flirtatious" relationship with each other. And man, was Shaw badass when taking on Collier's goon squad.
John warning Root was also a great moment. It's nice to see the Machine's Prophet get cut down to size a few times.
The POI this week was really good too. Very likable.
And now Samaritan's getting online! SHIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!
So... the end of the world begins... at a Radio Shack. That sounds about right.
Yeah, the show introduced me to UNKLE, back in Season 1.
Only thing I don't like, is that Root and John really don't have much of a relationship. Pretty distant and spiteful. Still just a "Helper Monkey."
Her going on about "the 1st 4 people they will kill" was actually a bit scary. Like the thought that nothing could stop that from happening, if things continue going the way they are going.
Only thing I don't like, is that Root and John really don't have much of a relationship. Pretty distant and spiteful. Still just a "Helper Monkey."
Her going on about "the 1st 4 people they will kill" was actually a bit scary. Like the thought that nothing could stop that from happening, if things continue going the way they are going.
NotTheGuyYouKill
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Yeah, I wanna see more between Reese and Root.
Oooh, bottle episode. Have them trapped in hostile territory together as every single person in the world that wants to kill them shows up.
NotTheGuyYouKill
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I loved Root handing Lionel a second gun so he could dual-wield. The Machine is obviously aware of his Max Payne style skills.
RangersFan
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I love this damn show but I gotta admit I find Collier and Vigilance very cheesy.
I think Root doesn't have much respect for John because he didn't want to keep admin access.
I also get this feeling.
Tokubetsu
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Amazing episode.
If this were any other show I would probably agree with you but I'm pretty happy with their super militant take on spergy internet privacy people. Helps that the guy they have playing Collier is killing it.
If this were any other show I would probably agree with you but I'm pretty happy with their super militant take on spergy internet privacy people. Helps that the guy they have playing Collier is killing it.
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