Good god next week.
Election rigging, THIS will be insane.
Good god next week.
I did not expect Mini to be short for Dominic. That's clever. Good episode.
About the subject of next weeks episodea rigged election is right up an AI's avenue
Dominic is played by Winston Duke
Thought something was odd with Mini. For a "goon" in that situation, "snitching" seemed like a suicidal move. Makes sense now why link let Reese go. Anything to get the boss back.
Best sense was still Finch and Elias. Giving a hint, "..a war we cannot afford to lose". Good stuff
LOL, the moment when Shaw gets out of the SUV because it is being tracked. There's a car both in front and behind her car, all about 3" from her car. She's got mad parking skills.
Nice! I loved the street level enemies, cool to be back there while still having the larger threat hanging above everyone's heads. Also: since Samaratian acquires counterparts of TeamMachine, will it take Dominic in as counter to Elias?
Probably didn't help that Elias pointed out his own introduction in the same episode.good episode, except both theandmoleidentity were completely predictable. Im not even sure if thats a knock on the show, or Ive just seen WAY to many tv shows / movies over the yearsDominic's
http://deadline.com/2014/10/person-...j-abrams-license-deal-warner-bros-cbs-852003/
Thank god, they are finally coming to netflix.
I think this is less about smart and more about how much he is willing to believe. For all he knows Finch could be a mage with a magic ball or some kind of psychic. But maybe Vigiliance Northern Lights leak from last season gave him the right idea.Elias it's pretty much my second favorite character after Root.
I think he's smart he'll figure out the Samaritan & Machine situation
I'd like to think the reason there was a murder in the apartment was because someone got a WiiU, or they had no games to play.Oh my. POI just trolled Nintendo. Hard
Little Girl enters apartment: "Hey that's the new Wii!"
Moments later, Little Girl points to an adults cellphone: "Do you have minecraft on that?"
Amazing
1) It's not on Netflix in the US yetThis show is so good, it's a shame the entirety of GAF isn't flocking to this thread.
This show is so good, it's a shame the entirety of GAF isn't flocking to this thread.
POI does a good job presenting characters who aren't what they seem: Elias, Control, and just this episode Lennox and Dominic. I can sometimes figure it out before they're revealed but only just moments before.
Can anyone who's read the Invisible Man explain its significance at the end there? Or is the hint Finch provided in the title rather than the content of the book?
The first few episodes are certainly the worst and many people give up. But around episode 7 the show switches into a hybrid procedural/serial mode and that's when it gets good.Just started watching this show (on several recommendations) and the first couple of episodes have been really rough. I can tell there's potential there but the people of interest aren't all that interesting (ironically) and Reese has this incredibly goofy Batman voice that makes me giggle every time he opens his mouth. Emerson is great as always but if it's just going to be your standard CBS procedural, I won't be able to stick with it out of boredom. Does it get more ambitious?
Just started watching this show (on several recommendations) and the first couple of episodes have been really rough. I can tell there's potential there but the people of interest aren't all that interesting (ironically) and Reese has this incredibly goofy Batman voice that makes me giggle every time he opens his mouth. Emerson is great as always but if it's just going to be your standard CBS procedural, I won't be able to stick with it out of boredom. Does it get more ambitious?
http://deadline.com/2014/10/person-...j-abrams-license-deal-warner-bros-cbs-852003/
Thank god, they are finally coming to netflix.
Well, in the book, the invisibility process is irreversible.
Or maybe the title itself is a hint. Only way to survive is to be invisible
I also like that the Brotherhood is kind of a street-level foe for the team to deal with as their "covers" while their real identities are after Decima, the big fish.
I agree. I also still think that there is someone above Greer, he may seem to be the head of operations, save for Samaritan who he serves apparently voluntarily, but I still got the feeling that there is somebody... or something behind Greer.I really want to know more about Decima after the senator mentioned that the company was dismantled as a business entity after season three.
One review (correctly, I think) pointed out that it probably should have been Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man instead of Wells'.
He says, because of his invisibility, he has been hiding from the world, living underground, and stealing electricity from the Monopolated Light & Power Company
If you liked episode 4 - especially with the ambiguous ending (which is pretty risky to do so early on) - you'll probably enjoy the rest.Okay, I can work with that. And really, I quite enjoyed episode 4 (with Linda Cardellini) because it took some risks and wasn't as predictable.
If you liked episode 4 - especially with the ambiguous ending (which is pretty risky to do so early on) - you'll probably enjoy the rest.
I feel like the first 7 or so kinda flesh out the procedural format with enough to give people a good idea with what the show can offer. Moving on from that episode there is plenty of serial elements coming to the fore in the next three episodes alone that I think you'll probably enjoy.Watched episodes 5-7 last night. The first two were okay if pretty by the numbers but as others pointed out, 7 promises bigger things. Gonna keep watching.
This episode really sold me on the Brotherhood. Good stuff and I didn't see Mini being Dominic. Maybe I should have... but I didn't. Love seeing Elias too. He's great.
HOLY SHIT!Dominic
I feel like they do this character swerve a lot in this show , we should have seen that mini reveal coming