All posts by Palatura

<p>AMAZING season finale. I can't say anything. I am out of words. I can barely speak. The only two things I can say: Where's Bear? And I will mist Elias. He was amazing. </p><p>Amazing. </p>

<p>Great episode. Like the small appearance of Shaw.                                                                                                                                                                                               Finally Martine got what she deserved. I love how Root always keeps her promise. And Greer has very dark lines. Like "Welcome Mr. Finch. You're just in time to see us cut your friend's head open." It goes very well with his character.                                                                                                                                                                           This episode just reminded how much Machine cares for it's assets. You can see that in various episodes through out the series, but this episode tops it all. I also remember how in If-Then-Else (I think) Machine considered "Evacuate assets" objective as primary and "Prevent financial crisis" as secondary. Even though this was a little detail, it still got to me. </p><p>I'm so excited for next episode. I hope there will be more "Bitch" in it. Seriously, this episode used the word "Bitch" more than any episode in the entire show. </p>

<p>Great episode, won't say that it's one of the best though. </p><p>It was nice to see Reese and Carter together even though she was a hallucination. I wish the ending could have been a bit longer and detailed. Still, a good episode. </p>

<p>Amazing episode. </p><p>We finally got an answer to one question: Root is better than Martine in hand to hand combat. </p><p>But Martine looked really weird (from her usual look) with her hair free and dyed. It looked like Root is choking her evil clone. </p><p>I'm glad that Samaritan didn't find The Machine, but I would have liked the opposite too, would want to see how everyone reacts. </p>

<p>Fantastic episode. Both teams (Reese with Fusco and Finch with Root) had great parts. Harper came back thanks to Thornhill (Machine). I hope Finch will explain that in next episode (but I have a few theories). Reese got into lots of action (if you know what I mean). Good that he found someone. Finch's plan was great but I'm more happy that he is alive now. Now let's wait for Search and Destroy. </p>

<p>Great episode. Like how Alicia Corwin was back (in a flashback) and that Finch almost killed her. It really showed his fragile state. </p><p>I can't say much about this episode, it's just an old classic episode about saving people. Now I guess I'll wait two more weeks. </p>

<p>Loved the episode and the mention (and returning) of former POI's. I knew we will see Caleb again, but not as an owner of some company. I am just wondering, why when he appeared, the soundtrack was more Samaritan themed (or was it Root themed)? </p><p>These episoded are a great break from whole Samaritan arc, but it's not left. That's a good balance. </p><p>And now, after God sent us 1 episode a week, we need to wait 2 weeks for next one. I don't know how that is possible. </p>

<p>Nice episode. Loved seeing Claire again, but as soon as Samaritan agents just shot her in the shoulder and then missed all other shots I knew something was fishy. Agents are too good to miss shots. When Claire pointed a gun at Harold I knew that sooner or later Root will come. Good to see that she didn't go all crazy because of Shaw's "death". </p><p>I liked that there still was a person of interest and that Reese and Fusco handled it on their own with just a little help from Finch.. </p><p>Yes, Fetch and Retrieve does remind of Google, but both Google and Yahoo exist in this show. I remember that they both got mentioned in one episode (Prophets I think) where Harold and Root were hacking together (but let's forget Bing). </p><p>I liked this episode, writers are just amazing. Can't wait for Blunt. </p> <div class="quote"><i> <p>AnotherName wrote: </p><p>Did anyone else notice how Root smiled at the surveillance camera as she rescued Harold? Anyone else wonder at whom she was smiling? <i>Evil Writers and good acting.</i> </p> </i></div>
<p>I think she smiled just because she disabled it in first place. No one (not even Samaritan) could see her smile because cameras were disabled. </p>

<p>Like how it felt like old classic POI. Don't get me wrong, I like those storylines that were in S3 and 4, but getting an episode that focused on saving innocent people again gave me some nostalgia. Plus seeing Zoe again. Even though this episode wasn't intense I liked it. Writers find a good balance between episodes. </p>

<p>Nice episode. Loved every second of it. I knew that there wasn't any way to tell if Shaw is alive, so I wasn't expecting that ending scene. I will never regret a second of watching this show. Loved that they didn't forget about "irrelevant" people. </p><p>What I'm worried about is, is Root gone (not for ever of course) for now? Did she run away for a few episodes? It's understandable, but without her I can't imagine the show (at least at the state our characters are in). </p><p>I liked this episode, nice way to end the "trilogy". Was worth waiting for it 3 weeks. I hope we will see an episode once a week, not a month now like it used to be before. </p>

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Clarie won the New York nautilis competion. But, there were other nautilus across the globe. Root mentioned there was one in Tokyo and Paris. So that "terrorist" could have won one of the other competions, like if there was one in Detroit. </i></div>
<p>Thank you, I completely forgot that. </p>

<p>I liked this episode mainly because it more focused on what's happening on the "relevent" side, how they handle all things now. I loved that we saw Control again and how she handled the last "terrorist" in the end by herself. But we know that Control is not in control anymore (ba dum tss). If Samaritan decides to kill her he could simply do it. Loved that we saw Gabriel Hayward (Samaritan't avatar) again. The end was quite good, liked how Root and Reese were driving to some place searching for Shaw, but I don't want next episodes until (if) Shaw comes back to be like it. Also, that last "terrorist" (can't remember his name) in the end said that he won Nautilus competition, but wasn't it Claire (edit: there were more competitions across the globe, not just in NY, I forgot that, sorry)? I liked the whole episode, but it's not my favourite. And now, we need to wait ANOTHER 3 weeks. </p> <div class="quote"><i>TJlive800 wrote:
This "Andy Callahan", however, is a totally new writer, and The Mentalist's season 7 episodes written by crew newcomers have been really bad, but I guess that's just me stereotyping.</i></div>
<p>Well, The Mentalist's episodes weren't REALLY bad, but they weren't that good as they used to be. As far as I know they probably weren't even planing Season 7 until everyone spammed their twitter, facebook and maybe other sites. But I still like it. Also, I noticed you watch almost EVERY show that I watch (POI of course, The Blacklist, The Mentalist, maybe other). </p>

<p>I remember I had a dream (before this episode aired) where I was watching Person Of Interest (crazy, right?) either this Episode or Control-Alt-Delete. So, I think I was watching it and then boom, either Root or Shaw is crying (probably Root), because apparently Harold was killed (I didn't see it, but they we're talking about it I think). Just wanted to share it. I had really weird dreams recently. </p>

<p>I have a theory about the "gunshot" at the end. First, before anyone says anything, I just want to think about things, I know that Shaw wouldn't come back for at least 2 years. </p><p>So, let's say Martine doesn't shoot Shaw (takes her to interrogate or something else) and the sound at the end wasn't elevator door closing. I think that Martine shot the camera so that The Machine couldn't tell Root if Shaw is alive or kidnapped. But, as we saw in the preview for Control-Alt-Delete, they look for Shaw. Root said that she knows Shaw is alive, but what if that was her imagination, or she had hallucinations? I wonder how you would react if the person you love is missing, you don't even know if he's dead or not. Also, the fact that Reese was so mobile after being shot makes me ask questions. </p><p>But it's just a theory, a POI theory. </p>

<p>Well, we can't know if Machine knew that Shaw will come, but even if she didn't, Machine would still select that option since it was the best one that she had time to choose from. Of course, there probably were better options, but Machine didn't have time to simulate all of them. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Quote: </p><p>She did not anticipate Shaw at all. None of her simulations predicted her. </p> </i></div>
<p>I think she did, because how else would we know what would happen if Shaw didn't convince the bomber to not detonate himself? </p> <div class="quote"><i>TJlive800 wrote:
But guys, in all honesty, I'm thinking they probably pulled a Blacklist on us here. BIG SPOILER FOR IT, but at the end of episode 9, a friend of the protagonist has a gun held to his head and he says his "noble goodbyes" to James Spader before the screen cuts to black and you hear a gunshot, but then the next episode shows the gunshot came from another room, startling everyone and preventing this friend from being shot. The same way, maybe Shaw shot Martine? Maybe someone else shot Martine? Who could save them right now? I don't know, but you saw how I high on adrenaline I was with this whole thing. I still kind of am. And they haven't fully said that Shaw's dead anyways.</i></div>
<p>Yeah, I remember that (kinda). That thing happens in many movies or TV series with such situations. Though we are not even sure if writers know if Shaw is gone, or even SS (LG linked the interview). But, the preview for the next episode gives some hope. But, if Shaw is gone, then Control-Alt-Delete would be a tease to all fans. </p>

<p>I don't have words for this episode. It was FANTASTIC. I liked every single bit of it. From all simulations to some small simple things. When they were near the elevator and Shaw came I instantly smiled when I saw the odds of survival rise up. But then that (insert many swear words here) red button. I will hate it forever. When Shaw ran to press it I reacted almost the same way as Root. I'm still crying. But one thing no one knows is, is Shaw really is dead? We didn't see the body and her status on the Wiki (and to us) is unknown. That gives us a little hope, but not much. But I saw the Preview for the next episode where Team Machine apparently looks for Shaw (but I don't trust previews that much). But do you know what chances are of her coming back? Sarah Shahi is pregnant, so if she at least appears in next episode she will be as a corpse (God, please no). If that happens I will hunt writers for teasing us the same way Root would hunt Martine (come on, we know she will). </p><p>But I have one question, why did everyone talk about The Machine and Samaritan near Fusco? He still doesn't have an yellow square, but he deserves one (but I think he still doesn't know enough about them to deserve it). Also, he was the only character to not die (except Shaw, but she still...) in simulations. And I believe Fusco is in a huge danger now since everyone knows he's with Team Machine and Samaritan is not blind on him. Just DO NOT die, Fusco. </p><p>Small things I noticed: </p><p>Machine has a sense of humor. For exapmle: Fusco kissing Root (in a simulation). </p><p>Machine cares more about her assets than some stock market. She lists Prevention Of Market Collapse (or something like that) as a secondary objective while Escape as Primary. I love her for that. </p><p>Overall, I loved this episode, it also had a great soundtrack (Simulation song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbAUwi4D3Ew). Also, I agree with everything TJ said, he should write a book about this show if it's ever over (after like 10000 seasons, maybe more). </p>

<p>Alright, I'll start getting back on track. </p><p>As we know, in this episode we saw Jeremy Lambert, but he's so different. Just yesterday I again watched the last episode of Season 3 and he's so changed (probably because he shaved). I didn't even recognized Lambert, but I knew I heard that name somewhere (felt kinda like <i>déjà vu). </i>Well, I like his character though. Really hope to see him more than only in this trilogy. </p>

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a FANTASTIC epi,the use of a child as Sam's avatar(l thought it would be Claire)was BRILLIANT!!!</i></div>
<p>Yeah, I also thought it would be Claire. Will we see her again or she'll be gone like Alistair Wesley? </p>

<p>Yeah, I know. One thing I learned from watching this show is to never trust previews, but that one doesn't look good at all. It doesn't even seem like a normal preview. It looks like a fan made hoax (I know it isn't). What about Root? We saw that in preview (no spoiler needed since it's public I think) she gets shot about a million times. If she doesn't wear a vest it's impossible for her to survive. Overall I don't want anyone to die. Also, does anyone know what song was used during the trailer of trilogy? I really want to know the name of it. </p>