This is getting interesting.
This reminds me of Last Call...
It's definitely smart to have a few episodes to cool down from all the intensity of the first half and the midseason event. Especially if you're doing 22+ episodes a season.Okay this episode was great, such a breath of fresh air as im definitely tired of the Samaritan story at this point.
It's definitely smart to have a few episodes to cool down from all the intensity of the first half and the midseason event. Especially if you're doing 22+ episodes a season.
I really loved the S1/2 homage in the style of Finch and Reese tackling a number, haven't seen that in a while and I'm glad it's still as good as it was when they left it to do cooler things with Shaw.
Imma use that excuse too.
I'm going to attempt that excuse if I get Jury Duty
I don't trust this therapist, I don't trust her at all. Damn Reese don't go in too deep.
Apparently that was the first POI episode where not a single gunshot was fired.
That's impressive.
I now feel ambivalent about the episode. This isn't Europe, shoot someone already!Apparently that was the first POI episode where not a single gunshot was fired.
That's impressive.
Apparently that was the first POI episode where not a single gunshot was fired.
That's impressive.
You know guys, it could also mean that John has improved his conduct concerning knee capping people, with him being ready to rejoin the force and all.
Nina Sharp was a nice surprise. I was half expecting she showing her cybernetic arm.
Now if John Noble or Anna Torv appeared, that would be amazing.
Both John and Anna would deserve to be recurring and not just a one off. They're so good.
If Shaw really died, then Anna should replace her, and Noble be the "villain" next season (and bonus if he has Astor as his assistant)
Nina Sharp was a nice surprise. I was half expecting she showing her cybernetic arm.
Now if John Noble or Anna Torv appeared, that would be amazing.
If Shaw really died, then Anna should replace her, and Noble be the "villain" next season (and bonus if he has Astor as his assistant)
It's not that he doesn't care about dying, he just doesn't care if he dies trying to save someone's life by doing what's right.This episode was very good. It brought POI back to its roots and almost felt like a Season 1 episode. The only thing concerning me is Fusco, they seemed to be foreshadowing his death. And I wonder why he doesn't care about dying, who will look after his children?
But yeah, it would be awesome, but with John Noble on another show, I don't think we'll get him anytime soon
There is a cast announcement on a future episode (episode 18).Katheryn Winnick, most notably from Vikings. POI continues to use beautiful women.
I actually preferred another story episode, but I agree that a breather is nice. It was so sad to see Reese and Finch acknowledging that they're back to season 1 line-up. Perfect moment to bring Zoe Morgan in again.
Fusco was great. He truly has the courage of a lion. As I said, he is the bravest of TeamMachine, because he isn't afraid to lose his life or lose someone else. He values his comrades and will do anything to keep them safe, but he can accept death.
Patiently waiting for Root and Finch reunion.
Episode 20 has a titleTerra Incognita (which means "Unknown Land" or "Undiscovered Land")
"Q&A"
Reese tries to protect a software programmer with a mysterious second life, but its unclear which side of her life the threat is coming from. Meanwhile, Claire, a young hacker who Finch tried to protect from Samaritan, reaches out to him for aid.
Episode 20 has a titleTerra Incognita (which means "Unknown Land" or "Undiscovered Land")
New episode tonight.
I am kinda upset that we seemingly go into Samaritan territory again. I thought that the breather was a nice gap to get back and finish the Dominic story line.