Person Of Interest

[edhopper]

Also technically, the British guy (they have to reveal his name eventually) never claimed Finch ordered the hits, least as I remember it. Finch was called the guy who started it all by because he sold the thing Reese and Kara were after back in the flashback. Least I think that's how I understood it...

I remember him saying somebody above Snow was behind getting back the laptop and "tying up loose ends".
She was after revenge, not some guy who sold a laptop to the wrong people.

[Eliseu Gouveia]

Damn, those have got to be some of the best famous last words in fiction.

Two things. The way it was shot, we can't assume that Kara did not escape the car before it blew up. Remember we also "saw" her get hit by the cruise missile.

unless the FBI did a DNA test on the body parts.

[Zak213]

i think Agent Donnely was the show's first anti-villian since he was just doing his job to catch a "bad guy" and tried to avoid crossing any lines.

I liked how the episode folded just unsure of the new big bad as he seems too big a guy for the team to handle as he operates on a whole other playing field.

This game Watch dogs, is a new IP from Ubisoft and it reminded me of the show. Take a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vbiKLZaJ70

[David Walton]

There's definitely wiggle room to bring Kara back if need be, though it was a nice dramatic way for her and Snow to go out.

Finch definitely seemed to be feeling guilty about something when Reese thanked him and he begged him not to mention it. Maybe it has something to do with the laptop, maybe not.

And once again, they've done a masterful job of putting a bigger player on the table just as they take two out.

[Mr. Holmes]

i think Agent Donnely was the show's first anti-villian since he was just doing his job to catch a "bad guy" and tried to avoid crossing any lines.

Yeah I really felt bad for him.

[David Walton]

Yeah I really felt bad for him.

Eh, he was kind of a prick, especially at the end.

I never really got his obsession with 'the man in the suit' since he was running around saving people at every turn, and Donnelly acted like he was a terrorist. Carter came around pretty quickly all things considered.

[Mr. Holmes]

He was tied to a bunch of murders, which was why he was after him. The CIA made him kill a bunch of people and then scapegoated him as some rogue psycho for the FBI to hunt down.

[The Cool Thatguy]

Plus, Reese did save the new mob boss, Elias and has been involved in the business of how many crime families?

Since he never gives an official debriefing, and since the people he saves always keep a low profile, it'd be easy to see his actions as dealing with rivals than saving innocent people.

[Mr. Holmes]

So this is what they have instead of Facebook?

Loved this episode though.

[Vakanai]

So this is what they have instead of Facebook?

Loved this episode though.

I liked the 'just curious enough to be dangerous' bit at the end.

[Mr. Holmes]

I feel like this was a closer depiction of Mark Zuckerberg than the Social Network character.

[Eliseu Gouveia]

Time for a not-so O.T. poetic tangent:

"A just machine to make big decisions
programmed by fellows with compassion and vision"

The only scary line in Donald Fagen's I.G.Y. ^_^

[Hurnslice]

Time for a not-so O.T. poetic tangent:

"A just machine to make big decisions
programmed by fellows with compassion and vision"

The only scary line in Donald Fagen's I.G.Y. ^_^

Love Night Fly.

[Zak213]

i thought the episode was cool and it would be cool to see logan pierce again.

[Hurnslice]

i thought the episode was cool and it would be cool to see logan pierce again.

It'll be cool to see who starts coming back. I thought for sure Linda Cardellini would come back in cameo in the form of a Night Nurse or something but that hasn't happened.