Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from Entertainment Weekly's Sandra Gonzalez's The Spoiler Room column, which was posted on 8/25/12.
‘PERSON OF INTEREST‘: RISE OF THE MACHINE
It will take more than one episode for Finch (Michael Emerson) and Reese (Jim Caviezel) to get back to their regular operations following last season’s cliffhanger, which left Finch in the grasp of psycho hacker Root (Amy Acker). And while Finch is away, look for Reese to be doing what Emerson calls, “creatively improvising.”
“For a while in the early going of the new season, [the person of the week stories] will be mixed in with the ongoing backstory of The Machine and of Mr. Finch being unavailable and of Mr. Reese figuring out how to do their usual work single-handedly,” he says.
Considering the first episode is called “The Contingency,” it’s assumed that we learn the back-up plan that Finch had previously mentioned. But, says Emerson, don’t expect all the details right away. “I don’t know if we see the full-on super emergency system he was alluding to,” he says. “The machine in season 2 gets more important and it becomes more of another character in the storytelling, I would say.”
Tiny bonus scoop: I hear someone’s getting a furry companion.
Link to the full article:'Grimm,' 'White Collar,' 'Supernatural': Spoilers | Inside TV | EW.com
‘PERSON OF INTEREST‘: RISE OF THE MACHINE
It will take more than one episode for Finch (Michael Emerson) and Reese (Jim Caviezel) to get back to their regular operations following last season’s cliffhanger, which left Finch in the grasp of psycho hacker Root (Amy Acker). And while Finch is away, look for Reese to be doing what Emerson calls, “creatively improvising.”
“For a while in the early going of the new season, [the person of the week stories] will be mixed in with the ongoing backstory of The Machine and of Mr. Finch being unavailable and of Mr. Reese figuring out how to do their usual work single-handedly,” he says.
Considering the first episode is called “The Contingency,” it’s assumed that we learn the back-up plan that Finch had previously mentioned. But, says Emerson, don’t expect all the details right away. “I don’t know if we see the full-on super emergency system he was alluding to,” he says. “The machine in season 2 gets more important and it becomes more of another character in the storytelling, I would say.”
Tiny bonus scoop: I hear someone’s getting a furry companion.
Link to the full article:'Grimm,' 'White Collar,' 'Supernatural': Spoilers | Inside TV | EW.com
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