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Poll: What Was Your Favorite Scene in Person of Interest "Aletheia"?

8 Jan 2014

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19 comments:

  1. Patrick Maloney8 January 2014 at 07:03

    Harold's flashbacks were the best scenes of these past two episodes, since the present lacked any real tension

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  2. Tomáš Petrík8 January 2014 at 10:14

    Did you watch a different show?

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  3. percysowner8 January 2014 at 14:23

    Favorite conversation. Finch "Do what Mr. Reese would do" Shaw "Brood?".

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  4. LittleDreamer8 January 2014 at 16:06

    My favorite scene was Root talking to Control as The Machine. That was a really great one.

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  5. Cor Malum8 January 2014 at 17:40

    I'll take one of the subtler moments again. For me, it was Shaw's reaction to Finch's and Arthur's revelations regarding their mischievous deeds in college...including Finch's gravitational pull with the ladies.

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  6. Bradley Adams8 January 2014 at 18:05

    'All' option? If I have to pick just one.. Greer at the end. Followed closely by Reese returning to save Finch.

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  7. SRJ8 January 2014 at 19:45

    Harold & Arthur in just about every scene they were in.

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  8. Patrick Maloney8 January 2014 at 20:35

    Yes, the same show that made a big announcement before they killed a main character meaning they probably weren't going to kill any other character without fanfare and so soon after the last one

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  9. VoiceofReason8 January 2014 at 22:38

    It was truly hard for me to say which moment was my favorite. I did love Finch's expression when Reese and Fusco showed up. But I did take quite a turn when we found out that the drives were exchanged and we saw the videoed moment of the exchange. And my heart was very touched by the flashback scenes of Finch with his dad. I loved it when he gave his dad the "birding" book about Eastern U.S. birds when his dad couldn't remember the bird's name and I was sad when his dad couldn't recognize Harold as his son. Saddest of all was Reese's determination that he couldn't continue with Finch. My heart broke at the look in Reese's and Harold's eyes at that moment. So really "none" were my favorite moments--but lots were sad ones. The show is so sad and frustrating right now. I feel like I've been through a wringer....Character deaths are not the only "tense" moments for me by a long shot.

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  10. liv.s9 January 2014 at 02:01

    I also loved: Finch "This situation requires finesse". Shaw "I've got finesse coming out of my ass".
    LOL!

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  11. Dominick Grace9 January 2014 at 04:36

    So killing a main character is now the bar for "tension"?

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  12. Dominick Grace9 January 2014 at 04:38

    Always a tough call with this show, but I guess I'd have to go with the knife'scalpel scene--Root turning the tables on Control was nice to see.

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  13. Silver9 January 2014 at 21:54

    Root as The Machine. Loved it.

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  14. DarthLocke410 January 2014 at 17:22

    Henson stated on the Tonight Show with David Letternan that since the beginning of signing onto the series, she asked to not be a long termed character, because she prefers doing films...


    IMO character deaths can be very effective if they are used right. IMO they have been using Carter's right, because these new deadly threats allow for greater acceptance of our more recant female leads: the killers Root and Shaw, and additionally allow for a great debate (among the characters and the viewers) in terms of moral center of if the machine really matters and/or really helps, if the most "good" character is killed? Let alone the prospect that "she" might be evolving and is no longer solely relying on Finch's ethics/beliefs (if those are even acceptable, as these flashbacks also point out a bit of hubris personality, despite good intentions) -It's also being used to push Reese down a certain road that may end up reflecting his past (with the CIA , Stanton, Snow)...

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  15. Patrick Maloney10 January 2014 at 21:43

    The Root scenes didn't amount to much, since she only lost hearing in one ear, and all we saw Reese do in this episode was sulk and be snarky with Fusco, which is the usual grieving process of a main character in a series

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  16. DarthLocke410 January 2014 at 22:07

    I'm not arguing about if or if not Root's scenes amounted to much, I'm arguing about how to use the death of a character to set up plots for the rest of characters and give the series a more philosophical edge and/or subtext...

    But I also disagree about Root scenes...She is able to NOT cave into the drugs and torturing, was able to distract control and get the knife in her pocket, and we learned point blank that she's the Machine's "Interface" and clearly the Machine continues to value her, as it helped her disarm the other men as well...

    But Reese is the only one grieving the way he is and it adds weight to his character, because he's the one who has been really really lost before, so it's more than just that, especially since, despite whatever he has been telling himself/Fusco, he came back and saved Finch anyways...his moral dilema should be ours as well, even though clearly our current 3 bads are really really bad...

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  17. Eve11 January 2014 at 10:38

    The machine gives author a montage of his memories

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  18. Dominick Grace11 January 2014 at 15:06

    So being tortured with excruciating chemical injections and having the hearing in one ear surgically destroyed without anaesthetic "doesn't amount to much"? What are you in your day job, a soldier at Guantanamo?

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  19. Patrick Maloney8 April 2014 at 02:08

    No because the material with Root did work, but that barely in the episode

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