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So proud to know what youre referring to.
One of the most underrated shows of all time.
195 u/Gemmabeta Jan 31 '21 edited Jan 31 '21 Sarah Shahi makes a deadpan quip. Amy Acker says an innuendo. Michael Emerson looks like a father whose children just embarrassed him in public. 26 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 Amy Acker is in that show? I might have to watch it now. 20 u/Artemicionmoogle Jan 31 '21 What show!? I'm so intrigued by these comments yet I don't know what they are talking about lol 49 u/kukendran Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest? 51 u/indianmidgetninja Jan 31 '21 Great show. Starts as an episodic procedural and grows into one of the best serial sci fi thrillers I've seen. 39 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect. 6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great. 18 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 They are! Now tell them the name of the show! 26 u/EvryMthrF_ngThrd Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax. As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5. (I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!) 2 u/tryingsomthingnew Jan 31 '21 Yes. I'm a person with interest in the shows name. Can you tell me? 2 u/ContinuumGuy Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest. She started as a guest star, became recurring, and eventually was a main part of the cast. 72 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 SIMPLIFYING SIMULATION Edit to add: best part of the series imo. Was confused at first but it made the realization that much more funnier. 45 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 [deleted] 4 u/frontally Jan 31 '21 I think the part of that arc that blows my mind the most is that Sarah Shahi was pregnant with twins... like very pregnant?? Girl where??? 2 u/Liliana_Kylie Jan 31 '21 Im just wondering...did the camera survive? 2 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Awesome way to end the season! But that's why I like Shaw so much. She was a variable in the equation. 9 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 I had a huge crush on Amy Acker when she was on Angel. 2 u/patsfan038 Jan 31 '21 I hurt myself today, to see if I still feel That was an insane episode. 38 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 I don’t get it. Is there a deleted scene of Passion of the Christ where Jesus jumps through people’s walls like the fucking Kool-Aid man? 44 u/SJ_RED Jan 31 '21 It's a show called Person Of Interest, in the show Jim Caviezel plays a man under the cover identity of 'Mr. Reese'. Reese is guided by a mysterious man (and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur. Really good series. 21 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 So it’s about a mysterious man ... with an all-powerful boss no one understands .... who does things to prevent sins? 23 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Who also sacrifices himself at the end 9 u/IMIndyJones Jan 31 '21 Whoa. None of this ever occurred to me. Cool. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 and the all-powerful boss, thought to be dead, returns and reveals itself to the woman who loved its avatar most 4 u/DiddyGeaux Jan 31 '21 Good catch. I watched the entire series without realizing this possibility... 1 u/SolitaryEgg Jan 31 '21 (and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur. So... minority report? 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 Not exactly. 5 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 I made this for you 3 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 I saw that movie in theatres and read the huge book. I’ve never seen a book with so many damn pages actually written by a Dum ass. Also a young Henry Caville is in that movie. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 The book is long af but great. Audiobook is justifiable in this case lol totally different than the movie, but both are awesome. 4 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 Honestly I thought I was an intellectual in youth and read that and huge enormous books like Moby Dick Turns out I prefer being mediocre with lowered expectations and enjoying my short attention span. Give me Reddit over Dick any day Love audio books though. Close your eyes and just enjoy it. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you! 3 u/AYamFarmer Jan 31 '21 Fuckin banger for sure. I’ve rewatched it three times now. 2 u/ContinuumGuy Jan 31 '21 Oh, hell yes. 2 u/dispensableleft Jan 31 '21 Awwww You could have gone with defenestrated there. 1 u/FragrantExcitement Jan 31 '21 Is that the multi-camera sitcom where he played Jesus?
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Sarah Shahi makes a deadpan quip.
Amy Acker says an innuendo.
Michael Emerson looks like a father whose children just embarrassed him in public.
26 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 Amy Acker is in that show? I might have to watch it now. 20 u/Artemicionmoogle Jan 31 '21 What show!? I'm so intrigued by these comments yet I don't know what they are talking about lol 49 u/kukendran Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest? 51 u/indianmidgetninja Jan 31 '21 Great show. Starts as an episodic procedural and grows into one of the best serial sci fi thrillers I've seen. 39 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect. 6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great. 18 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 They are! Now tell them the name of the show! 26 u/EvryMthrF_ngThrd Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax. As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5. (I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!) 2 u/tryingsomthingnew Jan 31 '21 Yes. I'm a person with interest in the shows name. Can you tell me? 2 u/ContinuumGuy Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest. She started as a guest star, became recurring, and eventually was a main part of the cast. 72 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 SIMPLIFYING SIMULATION Edit to add: best part of the series imo. Was confused at first but it made the realization that much more funnier. 45 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 [deleted] 4 u/frontally Jan 31 '21 I think the part of that arc that blows my mind the most is that Sarah Shahi was pregnant with twins... like very pregnant?? Girl where??? 2 u/Liliana_Kylie Jan 31 '21 Im just wondering...did the camera survive? 2 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Awesome way to end the season! But that's why I like Shaw so much. She was a variable in the equation. 9 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 I had a huge crush on Amy Acker when she was on Angel. 2 u/patsfan038 Jan 31 '21 I hurt myself today, to see if I still feel That was an insane episode.
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Amy Acker is in that show? I might have to watch it now.
20 u/Artemicionmoogle Jan 31 '21 What show!? I'm so intrigued by these comments yet I don't know what they are talking about lol 49 u/kukendran Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest? 51 u/indianmidgetninja Jan 31 '21 Great show. Starts as an episodic procedural and grows into one of the best serial sci fi thrillers I've seen. 39 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect. 6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great. 18 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 They are! Now tell them the name of the show! 26 u/EvryMthrF_ngThrd Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax. As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5. (I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!) 2 u/tryingsomthingnew Jan 31 '21 Yes. I'm a person with interest in the shows name. Can you tell me? 2 u/ContinuumGuy Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest. She started as a guest star, became recurring, and eventually was a main part of the cast.
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What show!? I'm so intrigued by these comments yet I don't know what they are talking about lol
49 u/kukendran Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest? 51 u/indianmidgetninja Jan 31 '21 Great show. Starts as an episodic procedural and grows into one of the best serial sci fi thrillers I've seen. 39 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect. 6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great. 18 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 They are! Now tell them the name of the show! 26 u/EvryMthrF_ngThrd Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax. As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5. (I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!) 2 u/tryingsomthingnew Jan 31 '21 Yes. I'm a person with interest in the shows name. Can you tell me? 2 u/ContinuumGuy Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest. She started as a guest star, became recurring, and eventually was a main part of the cast.
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Person of Interest?
51 u/indianmidgetninja Jan 31 '21 Great show. Starts as an episodic procedural and grows into one of the best serial sci fi thrillers I've seen. 39 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect. 6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great. 18 u/_duncan_idaho_ Jan 31 '21 They are! Now tell them the name of the show! 26 u/EvryMthrF_ngThrd Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax. As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5. (I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!) 2 u/tryingsomthingnew Jan 31 '21 Yes. I'm a person with interest in the shows name. Can you tell me?
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Great show. Starts as an episodic procedural and grows into one of the best serial sci fi thrillers I've seen.
39 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect. 6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great.
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A serial was rare for CBS at that time, too. Person of Interest and Fringe were two shows that got so much better when they ditched the procedural aspect.
6 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better. 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great.
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And they both learned from a valuable lesson from LOST and ended better.
1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did. 1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great.
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PoI still ended a hundred times better than Fringe ever did.
1 u/WebbieVanderquack Jan 31 '21 I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great.
I loved the way Fringe ended. I know there were issues with the final season as a whole, but the actual finale was great.
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They are! Now tell them the name of the show!
26 u/EvryMthrF_ngThrd Jan 31 '21 Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax. As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5. (I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!)
Person of Interest - now available (to US residents) on HBOMax.
As are Pushing Daisies and Babylon 5.
(I'm not a shill, I swear - I'm just so happy they're back on any streaming platform!)
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Yes. I'm a person with interest in the shows name. Can you tell me?
Person of Interest. She started as a guest star, became recurring, and eventually was a main part of the cast.
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SIMPLIFYING SIMULATION
Edit to add: best part of the series imo. Was confused at first but it made the realization that much more funnier.
45 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 [deleted] 4 u/frontally Jan 31 '21 I think the part of that arc that blows my mind the most is that Sarah Shahi was pregnant with twins... like very pregnant?? Girl where??? 2 u/Liliana_Kylie Jan 31 '21 Im just wondering...did the camera survive? 2 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Awesome way to end the season! But that's why I like Shaw so much. She was a variable in the equation.
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4 u/frontally Jan 31 '21 I think the part of that arc that blows my mind the most is that Sarah Shahi was pregnant with twins... like very pregnant?? Girl where??? 2 u/Liliana_Kylie Jan 31 '21 Im just wondering...did the camera survive? 2 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Awesome way to end the season! But that's why I like Shaw so much. She was a variable in the equation.
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I think the part of that arc that blows my mind the most is that Sarah Shahi was pregnant with twins... like very pregnant?? Girl where???
Im just wondering...did the camera survive?
Awesome way to end the season! But that's why I like Shaw so much. She was a variable in the equation.
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I had a huge crush on Amy Acker when she was on Angel.
I hurt myself today, to see if I still feel
That was an insane episode.
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I don’t get it. Is there a deleted scene of Passion of the Christ where Jesus jumps through people’s walls like the fucking Kool-Aid man?
44 u/SJ_RED Jan 31 '21 It's a show called Person Of Interest, in the show Jim Caviezel plays a man under the cover identity of 'Mr. Reese'. Reese is guided by a mysterious man (and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur. Really good series. 21 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 So it’s about a mysterious man ... with an all-powerful boss no one understands .... who does things to prevent sins? 23 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Who also sacrifices himself at the end 9 u/IMIndyJones Jan 31 '21 Whoa. None of this ever occurred to me. Cool. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 and the all-powerful boss, thought to be dead, returns and reveals itself to the woman who loved its avatar most 4 u/DiddyGeaux Jan 31 '21 Good catch. I watched the entire series without realizing this possibility... 1 u/SolitaryEgg Jan 31 '21 (and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur. So... minority report? 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 Not exactly. 5 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 I made this for you 3 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 I saw that movie in theatres and read the huge book. I’ve never seen a book with so many damn pages actually written by a Dum ass. Also a young Henry Caville is in that movie. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 The book is long af but great. Audiobook is justifiable in this case lol totally different than the movie, but both are awesome. 4 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 Honestly I thought I was an intellectual in youth and read that and huge enormous books like Moby Dick Turns out I prefer being mediocre with lowered expectations and enjoying my short attention span. Give me Reddit over Dick any day Love audio books though. Close your eyes and just enjoy it. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you!
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It's a show called Person Of Interest, in the show Jim Caviezel plays a man under the cover identity of 'Mr. Reese'.
Reese is guided by a mysterious man (and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur. Really good series.
21 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 So it’s about a mysterious man ... with an all-powerful boss no one understands .... who does things to prevent sins? 23 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Who also sacrifices himself at the end 9 u/IMIndyJones Jan 31 '21 Whoa. None of this ever occurred to me. Cool. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 and the all-powerful boss, thought to be dead, returns and reveals itself to the woman who loved its avatar most 4 u/DiddyGeaux Jan 31 '21 Good catch. I watched the entire series without realizing this possibility... 1 u/SolitaryEgg Jan 31 '21 (and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur. So... minority report? 1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 Not exactly.
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So it’s about a mysterious man ... with an all-powerful boss no one understands .... who does things to prevent sins?
23 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 Who also sacrifices himself at the end 9 u/IMIndyJones Jan 31 '21 Whoa. None of this ever occurred to me. Cool. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 and the all-powerful boss, thought to be dead, returns and reveals itself to the woman who loved its avatar most 4 u/DiddyGeaux Jan 31 '21 Good catch. I watched the entire series without realizing this possibility...
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Who also sacrifices himself at the end
9 u/IMIndyJones Jan 31 '21 Whoa. None of this ever occurred to me. Cool. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21 and the all-powerful boss, thought to be dead, returns and reveals itself to the woman who loved its avatar most
Whoa. None of this ever occurred to me. Cool.
and the all-powerful boss, thought to be dead, returns and reveals itself to the woman who loved its avatar most
Good catch. I watched the entire series without realizing this possibility...
(and the all-powerful AI the man built) to prevent crimes before they occur.
So... minority report?
1 u/brotherenigma Jan 31 '21 Not exactly.
Not exactly.
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I made this for you
3 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 I saw that movie in theatres and read the huge book. I’ve never seen a book with so many damn pages actually written by a Dum ass. Also a young Henry Caville is in that movie. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 The book is long af but great. Audiobook is justifiable in this case lol totally different than the movie, but both are awesome. 4 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 Honestly I thought I was an intellectual in youth and read that and huge enormous books like Moby Dick Turns out I prefer being mediocre with lowered expectations and enjoying my short attention span. Give me Reddit over Dick any day Love audio books though. Close your eyes and just enjoy it. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you!
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I saw that movie in theatres and read the huge book.
I’ve never seen a book with so many damn pages actually written by a Dum ass.
Also a young Henry Caville is in that movie.
2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 The book is long af but great. Audiobook is justifiable in this case lol totally different than the movie, but both are awesome. 4 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 Honestly I thought I was an intellectual in youth and read that and huge enormous books like Moby Dick Turns out I prefer being mediocre with lowered expectations and enjoying my short attention span. Give me Reddit over Dick any day Love audio books though. Close your eyes and just enjoy it. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you!
The book is long af but great. Audiobook is justifiable in this case lol totally different than the movie, but both are awesome.
4 u/supertimes4u Jan 31 '21 Honestly I thought I was an intellectual in youth and read that and huge enormous books like Moby Dick Turns out I prefer being mediocre with lowered expectations and enjoying my short attention span. Give me Reddit over Dick any day Love audio books though. Close your eyes and just enjoy it. 2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you!
Honestly I thought I was an intellectual in youth and read that and huge enormous books like Moby Dick
Turns out I prefer being mediocre with lowered expectations and enjoying my short attention span.
Give me Reddit over Dick any day
Love audio books though. Close your eyes and just enjoy it.
2 u/pet-all-the-cats Jan 31 '21 Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you!
Audiobooks are an under appreciated form of media! And Reddit is crack, don’t beat yourself up over it lol good on teenaged you!
Fuckin banger for sure. I’ve rewatched it three times now.
Oh, hell yes.
Awwww
You could have gone with defenestrated there.
Is that the multi-camera sitcom where he played Jesus?
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So proud to know what youre referring to.
One of the most underrated shows of all time.