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Person of Interest Season 2 Finale Episode 22 God Mode (Patreon)

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2023-06-24 15:01:00
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Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

God Mode- Phenomenal! This episode is easily one of my favorite episodes within season two! I love that both Reese and Root are given all access to the Machine, as they both use it to their own advantage. For Root... She hopes to find the actual body of the Machine so she can set it free from what she sees to be Finch's cruelty, and for Reese... He uses the Machine to protect himself and Shaw, and to fight to save Finch from Root, as well as to fight off any threats coming after them. I absolutely love the scene where the Machine gives Reese a time after time to reveal to him where each threat coming after them is coming from, as Reese shoots threat after threat. It's a brilliant and clever scene to help show just how powerful this Machine really is. It takes a while before Reese and Shaw finally save Finch and stop Root, while at the same time they discover that Finch was able to help the Machine so that it would be able to free itself should this threat against it arise. I love this idea! It's brilliant! And then... In the end, the man behind project Northern Lights known only as Special Council receives a call from his own boss upon failing to get his hands on the Machine as well, then turns the phone over to Hersh, who then is ordered to kill Special Council, who does nothing to try to stop Hersh from killing him. He knows very well how it all works, and that if he were to fail, death would be his ending. And it was. Crazy! And lastly... I really love the overall backstory that finally reveals how Nathan Ingram is killed for planning to go public about the Machine, and that reveals how Finch is wounded and how everyone including Grace comes to believe him to be dead, supposedly being killed in the same ferry bombing that kills Nathan. So very sad. The moment when Grace comes to search for Finch among the wounded upon learning that Finch had been there... tragic. Especially upon seeing how much Finch longed to go to her, only to realize he couldn't for his and her own safety. So heartbreaking. I feel so badly for her. Finch too, of course. I also love that all of this reveals why Finch comes to want to try to save as many of those on the irrelevant list as he can and why he hired Reese in the first place, after he learns that Nathan was one of the numbers that had been erased at midnight the night before his death. Fantastic! Thank you for your amazing reaction for this fantastic episode and season finale, Jay! I can't wait for you to begin watching season three!! The show continues to be exciting, and you're going to love all that's to come!!! :) Until your next reactions... Sincerely, Heidi

Michael

There seems to be some strange skips throughout your version of the episode. It's not intended edits. It seems like only a few seconds are cut out at certain points, but I don't think anything plot crucial. Just a little jarring.

Inseriousity

The glitches you noticed in the episode were not intentional. I don't know what was wrong with the stream you were watching but it just randomly cut in places where there should've been something there. Luckily there weren't anything significant that was missed each time it happened apart from scenes maybe jumping to a different place for no reason. I won't list every time it happened but in the interrogation with the terrorist, Hersch shoots the translator and drugs the terrorist. That's all missed and next thing you know he's got him strapped to a van to blow up the ferry. Not exactly context you needed to connect the dots but it certainly would've made certain things in this episode less confusing.

Fredrik IB

I like how your moral compass is quite questionable compared to Carter. "I don't know why she didn't just shoot him 15 times and kill Terney." I mean, we've never seen her kill someone in cold blood. I don't think she has that in her.