Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 4x20 "Terra Incognita".
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Person of Interest: Scoop on the season 3 finale (Episode 3x23 "Deus Ex Machina") from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 4/24/14) Matt's Inside Line column.
Link to the full article:‘Vampire Diaries’ Season 6 Stefan/Caroline Spoilers — ‘Once Upon a Time’ ‘Arrow’ - TVLine
Give me anything you have on Person of Interest. –Bradley
How about Amy Acker teasing the season finale? Agreeing with the producers’ assessment that it’s “a f—king giant hot mess,” she goes on to say, “They’ve done huge episodes throughout the season that on any other show I’ve been on would’ve been a season finale, so they just had to make it even bigger than that. And I think they succeeded. It’s really exciting, everything that happens. I was like, ‘Can’t you just give us the script for next season?!’”
Link to the full article:‘Vampire Diaries’ Season 6 Stefan/Caroline Spoilers — ‘Once Upon a Time’ ‘Arrow’ - TVLine
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Person of Interest: Scoop on the end of season 3 from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 3/28/14) Matt's Inside Line column.
Link to the full article:‘Castle’ Season 6 Finale Wedding Spoilers — ‘Once Upon a Time’ ‘Good Wife’ - TVLine
Will we see the mysterious enemy from Person of Interest who was on the phone with Finch at the end of “Last Call,” or is the rest of Season 3 pretty Samaritan War centric? –Nick
Sounds like the latter. “Oh, I’m certain he’ll resurface,” EP Greg Plageman said in response to your Q. “But whether we actually see him again this season… you will not.”
Link to the full article:‘Castle’ Season 6 Finale Wedding Spoilers — ‘Once Upon a Time’ ‘Good Wife’ - TVLine
Friday, March 7, 2014
Person of Interest: Scoop on Nestor Carbonell's appearance on the show from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 3/6/14) Matt's Inside Line column.
Link to the full article:Matt’s Inside Line: Scoop on The Mentalist, Good Wife, POI, Bones, Castle, B99, Vikings and More - TVLine
I’m dying to know more about Nestor Carbonell’s appearance on Person of Interest! Will we get any “Ben”/”Richard” scenes? –Karen
EP Jonah Nolan told me he’d been biding his time, hoping to grab Carbonell – with whom he worked on The Dark Knight Rises – and the role he wound up with sounds like a doozy. “He represents the first real serious challenge to Shaw — not in terms of a physical threat, but… she gets a little knock-kneed and tongue-tied around the guy.” Alas, Nolan reports, Carbonell’s appearance won’t afford him any scenes with fellow Lost alum Michael Emerson.
Link to the full article:Matt’s Inside Line: Scoop on The Mentalist, Good Wife, POI, Bones, Castle, B99, Vikings and More - TVLine
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Person of Interest: Scoop on episode 3x12 "Aletheia" from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 12/19/13) Matt's Inside Line column.
Link to the full article:‘Castle Rick and Kate Move In Together Spoilers — ‘Bones’ ‘NCIS’ - TVLine
This week’s Person of Interest was incredible. Do you have any spoilers on where we go next with the Control storyline? –Bradley
Careful now, because where the show is heading next involves much more than Control. Or Vigilance. Because in addition to those two shady organizations, another adversary will surface in Episode 12. As EP Jonah Nolan explains with a wicked laugh, “We like things to be as messy as possible!”
Link to the full article:‘Castle Rick and Kate Move In Together Spoilers — ‘Bones’ ‘NCIS’ - TVLine
Friday, December 6, 2013
Person of Interest: Scoop on the possibility of Finch being reunited with Grace from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 12/5/13) Matt's Inside Line column.
Link to the full article:Matt’s Inside Line: Scoop on Once, New Girl, H50, Haven, Arrow, S.H.I.E.L.D, Mentalist, Reign & More - TVLine
Will we ever see Finch reunite with his love on Person of Interest? Will Grace at least find out why he had to leave, since they obviously still love each other? –Norma
Carrie Preston, who pops up now and again as her real-life husband’s TV soulmate, agrees with you, saying, “It would be really wonderful to have Harold and Grace meet up in the present day. He’s protecting her by not letting her know, but maybe there could be some way for him to let her know that he is OK. It would be nice to see Harold have that love in his life.” That said, between carefully portioned Good Wife encores and her No. 1 True Blood commitment, there are no plans for a POI return at this time.
Link to the full article:Matt’s Inside Line: Scoop on Once, New Girl, H50, Haven, Arrow, S.H.I.E.L.D, Mentalist, Reign & More - TVLine
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Person of Interest: Scoop on the possibility of Taraji P. Henson returning in flashbacks from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 11/22/13) Matt's Inside Line column.
Link to the full article:‘How I Met Your Mother’ China Flashback Episode Spoilers - TVLine
I’m confused — I watched the Person of Interest episode where Carter was shot and looked to be dead! Now I’m reading in the entertainment section and they are talking as if she’s alive?! Alive or dead? –Robert
Um, I’d seriously reconsider your bookmark of said “entertainment section.” As if my Q&As with the EPs and Taraji P. Henson didn’t make it clear, Carter is truly and sincerely dead – though she could live on in “new” flashbacks, as POI is known to do. And Henson is all for it. “I love Carter, so I’m interested to see what they could come up with. I would love to return for a flashback. Absolutely.”
Link to the full article:‘How I Met Your Mother’ China Flashback Episode Spoilers - TVLine
Friday, November 22, 2013
Person of Interest: Reese related scoop on the aftermath of Carter's death and more from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat column, which was posted on 11/22/13.
Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat: Scoop on The Mentalist, American Horror Story, New Girl and More! | E! Online
Vic: Still can't get over Joss Carter's death on Person of Interest!! Dare I ask what's next?
Business as usual. Because the show (and the fight for justice) must go on. Of course her death will affect Reese and the rest of the gang in the next couple of episodes, but not in the way you might think. And there are still wacky criminals to chase down, like one in an upcoming episode who uses her former Olympic training to steal things that not many other criminals could. And Carter fans, dry those eyes. We bet our bottom dollar that she returns via flashbacks.
Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat: Scoop on The Mentalist, American Horror Story, New Girl and More! | E! Online
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Person of Interest: Episode 3x10 "The Devil's Share" Promo [HD]
Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x10 "The Devil's Share". It looks like this is going to be a really good episode.
Person of Interest: Scoop on episode 3x09 "The Crossing" from TVLine's Michael Ausiello
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 11/19/13) Ask Ausiello column.
Link to the full article:‘Grey’s Anatomy’: April and Matthew Wedding Spoilers — Ask Ausiello - TVLine
Question: You are a person of great interest and I would like to know if your Blind Item is about Person of Interest? —Aaron
Ausiello: I see what you did there and I’m mildly amused by it. No, the actor getting killed off POI this week is not the subject of my Blind Item. But while we’re on the subject, Carrie Preston — who recurs on the CBS drama and is married to its star, Michael Emerson — warns viewers to stock up on the Puffs Plus. “It will be very sad,” she confirms of [SPOILER'S] swan song. “It’s going to be sad for everybody — not just the fans but also the cast. But I think the way [the show] is handling it is quite remarkable.”
Link to the full article:‘Grey’s Anatomy’: April and Matthew Wedding Spoilers — Ask Ausiello - TVLine
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Person of Interest: Scoop on episode 3x08 "Endgame" from TVLine's Michael Ausiello
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 11/12/13) Ask Ausiello column.
Link to the full article:‘Homeland’ Season 3: Where is Brody? — Ask Ausiello - TVLine
Question: This week’s Person of Interest looks nuts. Any scoop? —Joel
Ausiello: It is indeed nuts. The last two minutes will send you on a roller-coaster of emotions, all leading up to a big bad declaring in the final seconds, “[Spoiler] dies tonight.”
Link to the full article:‘Homeland’ Season 3: Where is Brody? — Ask Ausiello - TVLine
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Person of Interest: Episode 3x06 "Mors Praematura" Promo
Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x06 "Mors Praematura".
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Person of Interest: Episode 3x04 "Reasonable Doubt" Promo
Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x04 "Reasonable Doubt".
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Person of Interest: Episode 3x03 "Lady Killer" Promo (HD)
Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x03 "Lady Killer".
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Person of Interest: Episode 3x02 "Nothing To Hide" Promo (HD)
Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x02 "Nothing To Hide".
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Person of Interest: Shaw related scoop on season 3 from TVLine's Michael Ausiello
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from this week's (Posted on 8/27/13) Ask Ausiello column.
Link to the full article:Ask Ausiello: Spoilers on Big Bang Theory, SOA, NCIS, Revenge, Once, Grimm, Bones and More! - TVLine
Question: Since Person of Interest announced that Sarah Shahi would be a series regular, social media has been lit up by passionate fans who either love or hate her character, Sam Shaw. Are they sticking by their choice? —Casey
Ausiello: Absolutely — and the thing to keep in mind is that as a result, Shaw isn’t now some full-time member of Finch’s team. As showrunner Greg Plageman explained to Matt Mitovich as part of our Fall Preview Spectacular, Shaw’s betrayal by her own government “informed her opinion about belonging to anything or giving allegiance to anyone right now.” And as such, “She helps us out only when she feels like it.”
Link to the full article:Ask Ausiello: Spoilers on Big Bang Theory, SOA, NCIS, Revenge, Once, Grimm, Bones and More! - TVLine
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Person of Interest: Finch and The Machine related scoop on season 3 from TVGuide's Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams
Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from TVGuide's Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams' Mega Buzz column, which was posted on 8/13/13.
Link to the full article:Mega Buzz: Breaking Bad's Cancer, a Scandal Breakup and the NCIS Goodbye - Today's News: Our Take | TVGuide.com
Any teases about the new season of Person of Interest? Will Reese and Finch still be working together now that the Machine is out of their control? — Ben L.
ADAM: Yes. "The Machine is now in charge of itself, but it still has an almost familial obligation to Finch," executive producer Jonathan Nolan tells us. "It's still honoring the terms of the relationship that Finch built into it." But Finch will definitely not be calling the shots. "It's a growing organism that is evolving, perhaps beyond the scale of his understanding," says executive producer Greg Plageman. Adds Nolan: "A lot of people had plans for the Machine the past two seasons. This season, the question is: What are the machine's plans for us?"
Link to the full article:Mega Buzz: Breaking Bad's Cancer, a Scandal Breakup and the NCIS Goodbye - Today's News: Our Take | TVGuide.com
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Person of Interest: Episode 2x17 "Proteus" Promo (HD)
Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 2x17 "Proteus".
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Lost‘s Mark Pellegrino Cast in an episode of Person of Interest-TVLine
According to TVLine's Michael Slezak, Mark Pellegrino will be guest-starring in an upcoming season 2 episode of Person of Interest. Here's an excerpt from the article, which gives some details on Pellegrino's role:
Mark Pellegrino, who played Lost‘s mysterious island-dweller Jacob opposite Michael Emerson’s Benjamin Linus, will appear as the edgy and charming head of a popular publishing empire on Emerson’s CBS procedural.
Person of Interest executive producer Jonathan Nolan announced Pellegrino’s casting during a panel session today at New York Comic Con.
Link to the full article:Lost‘s Mark Pellegrino Cast on Person of Interest - TVLine
My thoughts: I have to say that I'm really excited about this news. I loved Mark Pellegrino on Lost, and he was great in the episode of Grimm that he guest-starred in earlier this season, so I'm sure he'll do a great job on Person of Interest. Plus, I think it will be really cool to see Michael Emerson and Mark Pellegrino together again. I really regret not watching Person of Interest regularly until this summer, because it's a really great show. Originally, Michael Emerson was one of the main reasons why I decided to start watching the show, that and the premise of the show simply sounded very interesting to me. However, once I started watching the show I found myself liking Jim Caviezel and his character Reese even more than I like Emerson's role, Finch. Don't get me wrong, I do love Finch, but I simply found myself loving Reese a little bit more. If anyone who's reading this isn't already watching Person of Interest, I strongly recommend that they at least check the show out.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Person of Interest: This show is my new addiction
I'm currently
in the process of watching season one of Person of Interest on DVD, and I have
to say that I really wish that I had started watching the show on a regular
basis a lot sooner than I did. It's an awesome show, and I’m completely
addicted to watching it now. In the past I didn't watch a lot of crime solving
TV shows, but it seems like more and more writers in Hollywood are coming up
with ideas that offer a different and interesting twist in the genre, so I've
found myself watching more and more crime solving shows in the last few years.
My personal favorites are Lie to Me (May that show rest in peace), White
Collar, Body of Proof, Grimm, Criminal Minds, and of course, Person of
Interest.
Person of Interest is a show with a very interesting premise of using a machine to try and prevent and solve crimes. It has great writing with great characters and a great cast. As far as the cast is concerned, I originally wanted to watch the show primarily because Michael Emerson is one of the stars of the show, and I absolutely loved him on Lost. When it comes to Person of Interest, I love Michael Emerson and his character, Harold Finch, but I was very surprised when I found myself loving Jim Caviezel and his character John Reese even more. Jim brings a perfect combination of mystery, stoicism, and wit to the role. I also love how he can be a major bad ass at times, and I'm very intrigued by Reese relationship with his deceased lover, Jessica, which has been shown through flashbacks. I've only watched the first fifteen episodes of the first season, so it will be interesting to see if they have more flashbacks of Reese's relationship with Jessica in the remaining season one episodes that I haven’t watched yet.
When I first started watching Person of Interest, I looked up what else Jim Caviezel had been in, and I was shocked to discover that Jim was the actor who played Jesus Christ in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. I've only seen that movie once, which was back in 2004 when it was playing in movie theaters and my parents took me with them to see it. Since that movie wasn't in English, I was under the impression that none of the actors who were in the movie were from the United State or spoke English. I honestly thought that I'd never see any of the actors who were in that movie in anything else after that, but clearly I was wrong. Jim Caviezel starring in Person of Interest as John Reese is definitely a major departure from him playing Jesus in The Passion of the Christ. That’s for sure; I for one thought that he did a great job in that movie though.
I'd be lying if I didn't say that a part of why I've come to like Person of Interest so much is because I've developed a major crush on Jim Caviezel. I know that's a really shallow and silly reason to like a TV show, but it's true. I think Jim is a very attractive man, but I digress.
Michael Emerson does a great job of playing Finch's reclusive nature and tendency to rebuff Reese's attempts to get to know him better, which adds a lot of intrigue and mystery to the character. Finch’s mysterious nature is definitely one of the best things about the character, if you ask me. Plus, Michael does a great job handling all of Finch's mannerisms and body movements that have largely been caused by mysterious injuries that Finch has suffered from for some unknown reasons in the past. One thing that I would love to see is for the writers explore in future episodes is the backstory behind what caused Finch’s injuries.
Finch and Reese's personalities compliment each other perfectly. Like I just mentioned, Finch is very mysterious and withholding, and he often rebuffs Reese's very simple attempts to get to know him better. In one episode, Finch was confused as to how Reese had figured out that he liked to drink tea, to which Reese responded by telling Finch to relax because it wasn’t like he had asked him what his favorite color was. That’s definitely one of my favorite Reese moments right now.
In another episode, Finch initially refused to tell Reese whether or not he frequently went to a particular diner that the two of them met at to discuss business, but at the end of the episode Finch recommended to Reese that he try something on the menu that he himself had ordered many times, indicating that he does go to that diner on a frequent basis. Plus, when the series started Finch had a "Don't call me, I'll contact you when I need your help.” attitude towards Reese, but Finch seems to have softened a little bit towards him since then when it comes to his withholding nature. Due to their complicated past, Finch and Reese are both rather serious men, but Reese does have a bit of witty side, and some people might even say that he has a playful side at times. This is especially the case when he's interacting with Detective Joss Carter, and it’s also a big part of why Reese is my favorite character on the show.
Detective Carter is also an interesting character, and the fact that she isn't aware of the existence of the machine adds an interesting element to the show. I have to say that I enjoy watching Detective Carter the most when she's interacting with Reese. The only thing that hasn't really done anything to contribute to my enjoyment of the show at this point in time is the character Detective Lionel Fusco. Sure, he's a corrupt cop who Reese has blackmailed into helping him, but the whole corrupt cop angle seems rather cliché to me for a TV show that’s otherwise very unique and original. For the most part, I feel like he's just "there". Perhaps my opinion of the character Detective Fusco would change if the writers did a little more with the character. For the time being I don’t hate Fusco, but I don’t love the character either.
The bottom line is that Person of Interest really is an extremely addictive TV show to watch that offers a rather fresh take on the crime solving TV genre. If you're not already watching it, then I strongly recommend that you check it out when season two starts this Thursday (9/27/12). Person of Interest is definitely a must watch TV show.
Person of Interest is a show with a very interesting premise of using a machine to try and prevent and solve crimes. It has great writing with great characters and a great cast. As far as the cast is concerned, I originally wanted to watch the show primarily because Michael Emerson is one of the stars of the show, and I absolutely loved him on Lost. When it comes to Person of Interest, I love Michael Emerson and his character, Harold Finch, but I was very surprised when I found myself loving Jim Caviezel and his character John Reese even more. Jim brings a perfect combination of mystery, stoicism, and wit to the role. I also love how he can be a major bad ass at times, and I'm very intrigued by Reese relationship with his deceased lover, Jessica, which has been shown through flashbacks. I've only watched the first fifteen episodes of the first season, so it will be interesting to see if they have more flashbacks of Reese's relationship with Jessica in the remaining season one episodes that I haven’t watched yet.
When I first started watching Person of Interest, I looked up what else Jim Caviezel had been in, and I was shocked to discover that Jim was the actor who played Jesus Christ in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. I've only seen that movie once, which was back in 2004 when it was playing in movie theaters and my parents took me with them to see it. Since that movie wasn't in English, I was under the impression that none of the actors who were in the movie were from the United State or spoke English. I honestly thought that I'd never see any of the actors who were in that movie in anything else after that, but clearly I was wrong. Jim Caviezel starring in Person of Interest as John Reese is definitely a major departure from him playing Jesus in The Passion of the Christ. That’s for sure; I for one thought that he did a great job in that movie though.
I'd be lying if I didn't say that a part of why I've come to like Person of Interest so much is because I've developed a major crush on Jim Caviezel. I know that's a really shallow and silly reason to like a TV show, but it's true. I think Jim is a very attractive man, but I digress.
Michael Emerson does a great job of playing Finch's reclusive nature and tendency to rebuff Reese's attempts to get to know him better, which adds a lot of intrigue and mystery to the character. Finch’s mysterious nature is definitely one of the best things about the character, if you ask me. Plus, Michael does a great job handling all of Finch's mannerisms and body movements that have largely been caused by mysterious injuries that Finch has suffered from for some unknown reasons in the past. One thing that I would love to see is for the writers explore in future episodes is the backstory behind what caused Finch’s injuries.
Finch and Reese's personalities compliment each other perfectly. Like I just mentioned, Finch is very mysterious and withholding, and he often rebuffs Reese's very simple attempts to get to know him better. In one episode, Finch was confused as to how Reese had figured out that he liked to drink tea, to which Reese responded by telling Finch to relax because it wasn’t like he had asked him what his favorite color was. That’s definitely one of my favorite Reese moments right now.
In another episode, Finch initially refused to tell Reese whether or not he frequently went to a particular diner that the two of them met at to discuss business, but at the end of the episode Finch recommended to Reese that he try something on the menu that he himself had ordered many times, indicating that he does go to that diner on a frequent basis. Plus, when the series started Finch had a "Don't call me, I'll contact you when I need your help.” attitude towards Reese, but Finch seems to have softened a little bit towards him since then when it comes to his withholding nature. Due to their complicated past, Finch and Reese are both rather serious men, but Reese does have a bit of witty side, and some people might even say that he has a playful side at times. This is especially the case when he's interacting with Detective Joss Carter, and it’s also a big part of why Reese is my favorite character on the show.
Detective Carter is also an interesting character, and the fact that she isn't aware of the existence of the machine adds an interesting element to the show. I have to say that I enjoy watching Detective Carter the most when she's interacting with Reese. The only thing that hasn't really done anything to contribute to my enjoyment of the show at this point in time is the character Detective Lionel Fusco. Sure, he's a corrupt cop who Reese has blackmailed into helping him, but the whole corrupt cop angle seems rather cliché to me for a TV show that’s otherwise very unique and original. For the most part, I feel like he's just "there". Perhaps my opinion of the character Detective Fusco would change if the writers did a little more with the character. For the time being I don’t hate Fusco, but I don’t love the character either.
The bottom line is that Person of Interest really is an extremely addictive TV show to watch that offers a rather fresh take on the crime solving TV genre. If you're not already watching it, then I strongly recommend that you check it out when season two starts this Thursday (9/27/12). Person of Interest is definitely a must watch TV show.
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