CBS' Person of Interest

[MWalls]

Just saw Episode 11, if you want to know more about the machine, you have to watch this episode. I think this was one of the best episodes yet.

[tykjen]

Sweet episode!

I noticed the narration in the intro was beefed up a bit, and the whole interface and layout of the information on screen was less digitized and more put into words. And there was a really cool peek to the past..

[movieman1005]

Congrats!

[movieman1005]

Found these videos that featured Jonathan.

This one has some Inception music throughout
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnUF9TCK ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=en ... IxLjCqPYp4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG0uIpCX ... ure=relmfu

[natalie]

Great episode but really shoking at the end for me.
The 1994 terrorist attack that they mentioned in Buenos Aires was too much real.

[Vader182]

Just watched episodes 8 and 9. It's somewhat enjoyable except there's this constant feeling that the show thinks I'm a totally fucking incompetent mindless monkey that unless every single element of every episode is explained as it happens "I have to go to this building because if I don't the bad guys are going to ruin everything and kill the person I'm trying to save, I can't let that happen" It's embarrassing how close to the actual dialogue that is, only with (slightly) better phrasing and word choice.

How do you guys stomach it? It's like they're crazy worried they'll lose viewers for making a show that challenges the viewership just slightly. I miss Breaking Bad and Homeland. Game of Thrones in a few months though.

-Vader

[Cilogy]

Just watched episodes 8 and 9. It's somewhat enjoyable except there's this constant feeling that the show thinks I'm a totally fucking incompetent mindless monkey that unless every single element of every episode is explained as it happens "I have to go to this building because if I don't the bad guys are going to ruin everything and kill the person I'm trying to save, I can't let that happen" It's embarrassing how close to the actual dialogue that is, only with (slightly) better phrasing and word choice.

I actually feel that with the opening titles and Emerson's voice-over. An explanation of a show's premise feels very 90s to me. I understand that the concept of a system that watches everyone has to be explained to a certain degree, but it's still weird.

[mratm23]

Watched the last episode. I'm curious to see how Ingram dies.

Since he's noted as a suspect by the machine, maybe him and Finch get into a fight, Finch accidentally kills him and sometime in the fight, he hurts his back.

[MWalls]

Anybody besides me still watching this???

[natalie]

Anybody besides me still watching this???

I'm