Person of Interest - S2E8 - Descent into Deviant Behaviour

[@meamishere]

"I can't do everything, Mr Reese." The exasperation in his voice is classic.

[@OneJoshFan]

The good thing is that Harold and Grace (Michael and Carrie) are real life husband and wife, so he can see her and the end of every day. Cute couple!

[@Ihyabond009]

mindblowin'!

[@richardkent2014]

I never knew that and im a huge fan of the show

[@w1z4rd9]

OneJoshFan Thanks stranger.

[@woodbrassandglass]

Talk about stalking with care!

[@SKSaooo]

Seeing Finch look for Grace even just with his gaze is simply... heartbreaking!!

[@Tavish_Studios]

"I had four years of happiness, some of us only get four days" 💖💔

[@NonDecimus]

I love these scenes so much; going from utterly heartbroken for Finch to splitting my side at his acerbic wit.

[@patrick_j_lee]

1:16 The book on the numbers' site that is being launched is titled Luke Storme: Super Spy, and has two characters on the cover reminiscent of Reese and Finch.

[@coralroper6876]

This is why Finch is my favorite character

[@rubyslipperz1974]

But, Harold you're so good at being bad.

[@arvlis1469]

so amazing scene, first sad Harold and then naughty Finch ;D

[@rks4011]

Jim caviezel everybody loves me

[@JeanMarcVasseur]

Did you see it? At 0'30", the extras get the cue to start walking...

[@briangiffin4510]

LOL!! Saw that!

[@Jakeski87]

@0:25 you can hear someone telling the extras "ready, go". Then they start walking.

[@nataliee.parker2873]

Any other Supernatural fans watching the bottom credits going: "it's the Mark of Pellegrino!" Just me?

[@cedricfenwick9141]

Jonathan you hit on the nose great show

[@ThomasLynch-ti7wr]

The husband and wife who put a hit out on each other and reconciled.

[@Xs2...]

0:32 - 0:42 what kind of key is that ? I can't make out a code word or anything

[@inneedofmusic]

It's the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, which the machine uses to convey a victim/suspect's encoded 9-digit SSN

[@michseal1671]

I'm so sad for Grace and Finch.... OOoohhh Grace if only you knew how close your beloved Harold is.... I hope someday she'll become a number that will leave Finch sweating bullets... haha and a chance for them to meet again!

[@jennypack217]

Bring in Samaritan. ;)

[@V0ID_Music]

0:30

[@bthsr7113]

"to build car bombs in the case of domestic insurgents" My countrymen's raging hypocrisy never fails to worry.

[@MantraHerbInchSin]

No but he sure is competent

[@50srefugee]

See, the only problem I have with this show is that to me, talking about "a scathing review of the Maryland Militia" is like saying, " a scathing review of the Maryland private library. They have over 10,000 books, and he teaches his followers how to build presses and publish newspapers in the event..."

[@stevesmith1383]

cool story

[@VeraEdelman]

Ok?

[@50srefugee]

@@VeraEdelman "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state..." To me, militias and libraries are very much the same kind of thing. Neither frighten me; they are, in the old words, "formidable to tyrants only". Little known fact: Federal law, at 10USC246, defines the militia of the United States as all able bodied male U.S. citizens between the ages of 17 and 45, plus a few other groups. And they typically have access to several libraries, beyond whatever may be in their homes. So it bothers me that a show featuring two private individuals, acting on their own and outside the legal system, sometimes with deadly force, denigrates armed Americans by implying that militias are criminal organizations. I note the further irony that, not only are they effective because of their access to a powerful government surveillance system, but they operate from, yes, a library. (Now ask yourself, do you believe your local school system adequately prepares its students for the rights and responsibilities of militia membership by the time they are high school juniors?)

[@stevesmith1383]

@@50srefugee cool story

[@wwoods66]

The car-bomb thing, _if true,_ is a bit more problematic.