Given how the sims were talking in the last episode, I thought you folks would enjoy this:

A podcast would be good for the fans and I believe it would get a decent audience. I actually think I've came across a few about POI in my time but not really sure how good they were. Darrell Darnell and I did a quick 20 minute podcast for the TV Talk network for 1/2 of season 2 and all of season 3...

Do you guys think that the caller from the episode, 'Last Call' (season 3, episode 15), will be a important character in season 4 just like with Root in season 1? Answer: I think the intent of that episode was indeed to set a new character in motion. Having to deal with Samaritan and this guy will ...

What I would love to see is a real game changer for next season. A change-up from the usual procedural, where perhaps The Machine and Samaritan come up with the same number/person, but each has different plans for them, and we have Team Machine vs Decima trying to save/kill the PoI. Always easier to...

I read the interview that someone here posted where Sara Shahi said that this would be a "game changer". Well, I've heard that phrase from other actors about their shows, and it ultimately came across as overhype from a worker speaking well of his employer. Not this time. The term "deus ex machina" ...

A Machine with ethics is hobbled? Samaritan, with no ethics, is about to be unleashed? You couldn't draw a more direct parallel between Finch and Greer if you did it in neon signs. Are Vigilance the bad guys? Or good guys with a poor sense of ethics? Are we in some way rooting for them? Do we secret...

Havoc1st wrote:

Whistler wrote: I bet that Reese and Root will accept each other by the end of this season.

Finch, however, may still take some time. I like how the writers don't easily paper over issues from the past, and show how trust has to be built up over time.

Who knew you could take a story about an all-seeing supercomputer, and weave in a love story like this one? Well, that, and weave in another all-seeing supercomputer and limited trunk space? :lol: (I thought that, since Harold was in the wind, it made sense for him not to do the opening narration. B...

Indeed, TV plots have changed. Pure episodic is not going to cut it. Makes for better story-telling, I think, but the upshot is that if you aren't there from the beginning, it's like trying to pick up a book and start reading from the middle. Episodic shows can pick up new viewers easily. One with a...

Vigilance knows quite a bit about Finch's operation, they might be drawing out Team Machine by putting people in danger, and a question; can Control really shut down the Machine? It seemed pretty resistant to it before. Darrell Darnell and I discuss "Most Likely To..." on TV Talk: http://www.tvtalk...