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I really enjoyed this episode, but I wish that the villain to come back had been Alistair from season 2's Critical - but The Voice was okay, I guess. When Fusco had the yellow box, I said to my brother "look! look! Fusco has a yellow box oh my god he has a yellow box!!!" he looked at me weird

I'm going to DVR the kids version just so I have something to watch on that Friday when I feel horrible

This show better be renewed. It's hilarious.

This is the kind of show that lends itself to a 10-13 episode season like cable or subscription channels or streaming networks - the first season, sure, it needed the standard order of episodes to establish and help the actors get used to their characters But 2-5th - only 13 episodes, or however many the showrunners want.

I'm a astraight guy and I watch TV on my DVR with my brother and parents almost every night

They had better tell Fusco next week. Or before the series finale. They can't leave the Fuscinator out in the cold like that. I don't think it could be Fusco's number that comes up to spur telling him, as that would put his kid in danger. Maybe they'd send him to live with his mother until the final fight with Samaritan happens. Also, I am thinking my guess that Monday's episode was the last number of the week/not really related to the plot number was a correct prediction. If so, Monday was a very fun final number.

We knew about the sharpshooter skills since she was introduced - H2H combat sort of goes with that. Lets just say that she did some dancing as a child, maybe sme when Harold had her in the psychiatric facility :P

I think this is probably the last number of the week we get that isn't directly related to the plot - and it was a great final Number if so. It was very enjoyable - I am guessing in one of tomorrow's episodes, Fusco is going to be read in (Or he'll be dead/recruited by Samaritan).

Yeah, it was planes overhead, I could hear it. that made me crack up.

I watched the trailer; for No Tomorrow, and I kept expecting Sasse to burst out into song. They better find multiple reasons to have him to sing. Like a thing on his Apocalyst be "Pretend you are in a musical for a day."

That honor went to Buffy the Vampire Slayer in its.... mixed-quality final season

I wish they would do Person of Interest It'd be hilarious to see how lost they would be.

He stopped the assassin sent to the station.

I think one of the operatives might've known that Bear responded to a command in a Germanic language - but didn't know the exact language. Bear takes commands in Dutch.

I'm guessing Fusco has to read in to the Machine during one of next weeks episodes

This episode was the low point of the season for me so far - though I think I might change this opinion after a rewatch or two of this episode. Watching it without going "It's a dream/simulation, damnit!" the whole episode might make it better.

Maybe since Northern Lights was revealed, all of the higher ups in the intelligence agencies have been paranoid?

The end of the episode showed the guy as something like asset #750 when he was acquired, so less than 1000 people. The temp hiring lady was #503 or something The machine was creating root's identities every day to put her in a useful position for that day - Reese and Finch's were created as long term identities. Reese said that it had been 2 months. He was being recruited, it was slick like Samaritan

If you toss mine on the pile, we have just maybe enough for each of us to share a quarter of a fuck. Their reactions to the things that i don't even care about makes it worth it. (In a "Really? They care *this* much about a celebrity?" way)

They can keep all of Bess' staff if she becomes VP - they could introduce some characters and get rid of some dead weight, too.

A combination of: 1. We needed some alone time between Finch and the Machine 2. Root was shocked that her deity was harming her/not remembering her devotion.

What happened most likely was Bravo requested screeners and listed what they were going to use it for, then they got them :D

Yeah, I didn't really understand it either. I guess a real world equivalent to the Russian spy in the US would be a combination of Aldrich Ames and Robet Hansen

I'm guessing they'll go their separate ways... Until their country needs them again I'm thinking they were being fed the information that everyone else had already looked over and checked for accuracy/legitimacy. Since I am guessing Jay was there on behalf of the SOS and Walter was running the nuclear weapons department or whatever. They were probably also in frequent contact with Bess.

I barely noticed the commercial breaks this episode. That is when I know an episode is great.