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Captanne - only b/c I'm a lazy layabout: do you happen to have links to those web extras? (What's the official twitter account?) Also -do we know Rabbit's real name and how became known as Rabbit? On another topic - sometimes Anthony Starr distracts me b/c of his resemblance to Chris O'Donnell. Edited to note: holy stuff on a stick, but I love this show! The big moments like the fights are great and the small moments (when the BSD is about to raid Proctors strip club, the banter b/w Siobhan and Brock is funny) are great.

I read somewhere that they're to appear in the last 4 episodes. I'm not sure if that's where we are now, or if there is another episode or two before the last 4 air,

I've recently mainlined season 1 and am about to do so on S2. Some questions: 1) Are we ever told what Hood's real name is? (I don't recall hearing it through S1 and the first two eps of S2, but I did miss the first 15 minutes of S1 E1.) 2) Are we ever told what Rabbit's real name is and why he's called Rabbit? Captanne, I'm with you on the really liking the show, but being at a loss as to why. Everything is so fantastical on it. And so much relies on chance. Has nobody (how about the longest serving deputy) thought to run Hood's prints? Would Job have been able to fix that? Also - love Job.

That portrait in her attic does wonders.

From The Huffington Post: The Major Problem With 'Law & Order: SVU' This Season

Are Benson and Mayhem still a thing? When Benson and Finn were leaving Ellie in the half-way house, I asked them (loudly enough that my cat wondered if I was yelling at him) whether they'd learned nothing from 100 years of that going pear shaped. My prediction? The person everyone is so afraid of? The one that has Tino so scared he's copping to "green-lighting" (is that what they said? what is it anyway?) Ellie? It's his mother.

D. That Lester - a prisoner - wasn't restrained. Oh, and there's this recent story about fish-rain: Fish rain down on Sri Lanka village, from earlier this month.

And a political operative as 'brilliant' as Eli would know this too.

If you're referring to each character being a talented musician (however deeply talented or not): Hodge is trained in the violin & Kane does have a side career as a country musician. So, I think in each case the writers decided to use the actors' side talents to allow the characters to do whatever was needed for each episode.

The Americans Should Let The Russians Win. That's from "The Concourse" which is part of the Gawker empire.

Clark is the Greek Chorus of the show.

Almost 100 years ago, I worked for a bank (at the branch level); we had a (retail, individual) client that was such a total jerkwad - he'd made at least three tellers cry and was just all around unpleasant - that the branch manager made the executive decision to cut him a bank check for his entire balance (app $200k) and tell him to take his business elsewhere. She had the blessing of the regional manager to do so. So, 'firing' of clients happens in various types of companies.

Person Of Interest's Creators Had To Fight For The Show To Include A.I. Person Of Interest: The Complete Unedited Interview Both from io9

I hope that Team Machine are wise enough to tell Fusco that he needs to keep his eyes open.

I would like to know why Hetty's having Nell get her a flight to DC. Aren't there administrative folks for that? Unless Nell was to go off and have the admin staff take care of the flight and not make the arrangements herself.

Terry Crewes showing up would be proof of a higher power.

Interesting to see Alex Saxon (Wyatt) as Chloe, a transgender sort-of-hustler on Ray Donovan. I'm glad that someone saw the potential of the pretty face being 'feminized'. He did a really good job with the role too. It's a pity my free-view weekend is over; I can't see if we meet her again.

Really liked "Found it! I knew it was here!"

True. She should've said something like "since you're both men and since I have no video feed here, please identify yourself when you ask a question/make a comment. That way I'll know which of you I'm answering." Would've taken the race angle away right away,

I hear that. Recently started working with a Christopher and a Vladimir. Specifically asked if I can call them Chris and Vlad respectively and both said yes. However, whenever I heard "Trubel" come out of someone's mouth, I thought of a scifi book I read awhile back called Trouble and Her Friends by Melissa Scott.

Anyone else think that the Young Pioneer pin was bugged?

1 It'll either be Zoey becoming eeeevviill and holding it over Juliette when J decides she doesn't want Z on the tour, or they'll be all buddy, buddy, happy, happy about the secret. Or both. 2 Mine too. 3 Just quoting it 'cause it bears repeating. Never thought this way about Esten when he was on Whose Line.

Not sure why, but it took me a few moments to get back into the episode once Henry from The Americans showed up as Josh Lyman's elder child, and apparently highly neglected son. Also - seems they're on a West Wing stars two-week trip, Josh Lyman and Will Bailey.

It was especially funny to me considering recent conversation regarding how damned well Ming-Na looks for a woman of her age. She truly doesn't look too far north of 35-38 to me, at least not how they dress her, light her a make her up. All through the episode I was still queasy about whether Simmons is possibly HYDRA.

& Totally! On both counts. When I was an EA, if I'd ever gone behind my boss's back I wouldn't have been able to look her in the eye!