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Citation :: Person of Interest - Episode 3.19 - Most Likely To… - Press Release

REESE AND SHAW INFILTRATE THEIR MOST DANGEROUS LOCATION YET – A HIGH SCHOOL REUNION, ON “PERSON OF INTEREST,” TUESDAY, APRIL 1

Nestor Carbonell Guest Stars as Matthew Reed, the POI Reese and Shaw are Monitoring

“Most Likely To…” – Reese and Shaw pose as alumni at a high school reunion in order to keep eyes on the latest POI. Meanwhile, Finch and Fusco travel to Washington, D.C., to investigate the motivations behind Vigilance’s latest attack, on PERSON OF INTEREST, Tuesday, April 1 (10:01 – 11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

CHEAT TWEET : Warzones are no match for Reese & Shaw’s latest op: infiltrate a high school reunion! #PersonOfInterest #CBS 4/1 10:01pm http://bit.ly/OpTPnw

SERIES REGULARS :
Jim Caviezel (John Reese)
Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Kevin Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco)
Sarah Shahi (Sameen Shaw)
Amy Acker (Root)

RECURRING CAST :
Camryn Manheim (Control)
Leslie Odom (Collier)

GUEST CAST :
Nestor Carbonell (Matthew Reed)
John Doman (Garrison)
Sandy Rosenberg (Leona)
Rosa Arredondo (Alice)
Kelly McCormick (Slapper #1)
Joseph Daniel Coots (Officer Tanner)
Jared Johnston (Cabbie)
Rob McClure (Doug)
James McMenamin (Toke)
Elisa Van Duyne (Slapper #2)
Ryan Garbayo (Male Receptionist)
Jaiden Kaine (Federal Agent)
Lipica Shah (Secretary’s Assistant)
Crystal Kellogg (Slapper #3)
Timothy Devlin (Phil)
Mark Light Orr (FBI Guard)
Jim Watkins (Reporter #1)
Chagmion Atoine (Reporter #2)

WRITTEN BY : Melissa Scrivner Love and Denise Thé
DIRECTED BY : Kevin Hooks

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Ouais, ça va être d'enfer !!!!

Thanks Carods !!!

Le season finale sera intitulé Deus Ex Machina.

J'adore déjà ce titre qui laisse préfigurer tout plein d'hypothèses happy

Carrie Preston figurera dans le 3x21. C'est elle-même qui l'a annoncé sur son twitter xcited

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Citation :: Person of Interest - Episode 3.20 - Death Benefit - Press Release

REESE POSES AS A SECRET SERVICE AGENT TO PROTECT A CONGRESSMAN WHO MAY HOLD THE KEY TO STOPPING DECIMA’S PLANS, ON “PERSON OF INTEREST,” TUESDAY, APRIL 15

“Death Benefit” – Reese poses as a Secret Service agent to get close to the latest POI, a U.S. congressman who may hold the key to derailing Decima’s plans to bring a second Machine online, on PERSON OF INTEREST, Tuesday, April 15 (10:01-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

CHEAT TWEET : Does this POI hold the key to stop Decima's plans to bring a 2nd Machine online? #PersonOfInterest #CBS 4/15 10:01pm http://bit.ly/OSNQY5

SERIES REGULARS :

Jim Caviezel (John Reese)
Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Kevin Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco)
Sarah Shahi (Sameen Shaw)
Amy Acker (Root)

RECURRING CAST :

Carrie Preston (Grace Hendricks)
John Nolan (Greer)
John Doman (Garrison)

GUEST CAST :

John Heard (McCourt)
Morocco Omari (Carlson)
Tracy Howe (Duran)
Stephanie Gibson (Leslie)
Luis Bordoy (Ray)
Murphy Guyer (Dunphy)
Cortez Nance, Jr. (Disheveled Man)
Daniel J. Osipowich (SWAT Leader)
Marcus Lorenzo (Julio)
David Adams (Another SWAT)
Kate Sullivan (Anchor #1)
Maurice DuBois (Anchor #2)

WRITTEN BY : Lucas O’Connor and Erik Mountain
DIRECTED BY : Richard J. Lewis

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Citation :: 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.”

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Citation :: Person of Interest - Episode 3.21 - Beta - Press Release

FINCH’S GREATEST FEARS ARE REALIZED AS DECIMA THREATENS THE LOVE OF HIS LIFE IN ORDER TO LURE HIM OUT OF HIDING, ON “PERSON OF INTEREST,” TUESDAY, APRIL 29

“Beta” – As Decima uses Samaritan’s feeds to hunt Reese and Shaw, Greer exploits Finch’s greatest weakness in an attempt to lure him out of hiding: his love for his former fiancée, Grace Hendricks, on PERSON OF INTEREST, Tuesday, April 29 (10:01-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

CHEAT TWEET : Will Finch’s love become a casualty in Decima’s hunt 4 Team Machine? @ Carrie_Preston returns! New #PersonOfInterest 4/29 @ 10:01pm http://bit.ly/1iCqgGS

SERIES REGULARS :

Jim Caviezel (John Reese)
Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Kevin Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco)
Sarah Shahi (Sameen Shaw)
Amy Acker (Root)

RECURRING CAST :

Carrie Preston (Grace Hendricks)
John Nolan (Greer)
John Doman (Garrison)

GUEST CAST :

John Herrera (Bodega Owner)
Rayniel Rufino (Bodega Gunman)
John Horton (Priest)
Daniel K. Kim (Virgil)
Matt Walton (Maybank)
Joey Sorge (Uniform)
David Michael Garry (Dock Worker)
Robert Manning, Jr. (Zachary)
Tyler Bunch (Homeless Guy)
Kristoffer Cusick (Terry)
Ross Ruben (Umarov)

WRITTEN BY : Dan Dietz and Sean Hennen
DIRECTED BY : Fred Toye

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Citation :: Got any Person of Interest spoilers? — Brent

Carrie Preston will return in the April 29 episode as Finch's former flame Grace, but don't expect a romantic reunion. In fact, given the war between Decima and Team Machine, Grace's return is probably the last thing Finch wants. "Finch created [the Machine] as a black box... to avoid a situation where someone with absolute power could corrupt absolutely," executive producer Jonathan Nolan says. "Samaritan doesn't have any of those checks in place, so Greer and Decima are free to use it to give them as much leverage as possible over their enemies. Harold Finch has precisely one point of leverage — and that's Grace."

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Citation :: 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?!’”

Citation :: Person of Interest - Episode 3.22 - A House Divided - Press Release

THE MACHINE NEEDS THE TEAM’S HELP TO PREVENT A CATASTROPHIC EVENT, ON “PERSON OF INTEREST,” TUESDAY, MAY 6

“A House Divided” – When an unknown entity prevents The Machine from seeing the full picture of an impending catastrophic event, it sends the team five separate numbers to help them piece together the bigger picture. Meanwhile, Root’s team of hackers arrives in New York, on PERSON OF INTEREST, Tuesday, May 6 (10:01-11:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

CHEAT TWEET : Who or what is keeping The Machine from seeing all pieces of an impending catastrophe? #PersonOfInterest 5/6 10:01pm http://bit.ly/1fbAt1n

SERIES REGULARS :
Jim Caviezel (John Reese)
Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Kevin Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco)
Sarah Shahi (Sameen Shaw)
Amy Acker (Root)

RECURRING CAST :
John Nolan (Greer)
John Doman (Garrison)

GUEST CAST :
Joseph Melendez (Rivera)
Diane Davis (Jefferson)
Marc Damon Johnson (Jesse Brandt)
Robbie Tann (Niall Jacobs)
Lisa Kron (Janet Wirth)
Sebastian Maynard-Palmer (Frankie Brandt)
Kelly Aucoin (AUSA Langdon)
Adi Hanash (Aziz Al-Ibrahim)
De’Adre Aziza (Shari)
John Wernke (Agent One)

WRITTEN BY : Amanda Segel
DIRECTED BY : Chris Fisher

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Citation :: CBS - Season 2014 - Season Finale - Episode Descriptions

PERSON OF INTEREST (10:01-11:00 PM)

The team takes desperate action in its race to prevent the malevolent AI program Samaritan from coming online and making them its first targets. Meanwhile, the months-long battle with the anti-surveillance terrorist group Vigilance comes to a shocking conclusion.

Citation :: Person of Interest - Episode 3.23 - Deus Ex Machina (Season Finale) - Press Release

DESPERATE ACTIONS ARE TAKEN AND STARTLING REVELATIONS ARE UNCOVERED AS THE BATTLE TO PREVENT THE AI PROGRAM SAMARITAN FROM COMING ONLINE REACHES ITS CONCLUSION, ON THE THIRD SEASON FINALE OF “PERSON OF INTEREST,” TUESDAY, MAY 13

“Deus Ex Machina” – The team takes desperate actions in its race to prevent the malevolent AI program Samaritan from coming online and making them its first targets. Meanwhile, the months-long battle with the anti-surveillance terrorist group Vigilance comes to a shocking conclusion, on the third season finale of PERSON OF INTEREST, Tuesday, May 13 (10:01-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

CHEAT TWEET : #PersonOfInterest season finale! Team Machine, Decima & Vigilance are headed 4 a final showdown 5/13 10:01pm http://bit.ly/PM7Bkl

SERIES REGULARS :

Jim Caviezel (John Reese)
Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Kevin Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco)
Sarah Shahi (Sameen Shaw)
Amy Acker (Root)

RECURRING CAST :

Boris McGiver (Hersh)
Camryn Manheim (Control)
John Nolan (Greer)
Leslie Odom (Collier)
John Doman (Garrison)
Joseph Melendez (Rivera)
Julian Ovenden (Lambert)

GUEST CAST :

Diane Davis (Judge Madison)
Ari Butler (Vigilance Tech)
Peter Scanavino (Adams)
Tom Coiner (Decima Tech)
Joel Perez (Mask)

WRITTEN BY : Greg Plageman and David Slack
DIRECTED BY : Chris Fisher

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Citation :: 'Person of Interest' EPs tease Season 4 AI battles and the Root and Shaw 'ship

"Person of Interest" Season 4 will be the season of artificial intelligence, and showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Greg Plageman could not be more excited. The pair essentially blew up the premise of their show during its Season 3 finale, and when audiences return in Season 4 they'll find main heroes Finch, Reese, Shaw and Root in a completely new world.

But that world might not be so different from our own after all. Zap2it spoke with Nolan and Plageman about the season finale, what's in store for Season 4, the real-life situations they're basing their AI predictions on and whether or not Root and Shaw will actually consummate the fan-favorite 'ship.

Zap2it: How far back did you have this plan to let the bad guys win at the end of Season 3?
Jonathan Nolan: Greg, when did we come up with this?

Greg Plageman: Man, this one goes back a ways. We initially conceived the idea of an alternate machine. Decima was an interesting international organization, sort of without boundaries. We kind of have always known that there would be a proliferation of AIs; there would be this competing entity as early as this season, we talked about it. The only question for us was, "When would this thing finally take over?" We talked about next season, and we get to that point where we just can't help ourselves and we pull story up. We say, let's go for it, let's blow it up and let's figure it out from there. In this case, it felt like the right move. It felt like it dovetailed really nicely, too, when the idea came up that Samaritan effectively created Vigilance as a construct. That felt too juicy to pass up. It kind of all coalesced very nicely in a monster twist where Mr. Greer drank Mr. Collier's milkshake. It was a blast.

I think the bigger twist was that it seems like you guys are throwing the procedural conceit out the door at the end of this season and our heroes have now lost their identities. Have you figured out yet how you want the show to move forward in Season 4?
JN: Yeah, absolutely. We like being reckless, but always with a plan. That was our pact with the audience, was that we would be reckless with them a little bit in terms of the risks that we take with the characters and the storylines, but that this was always going somewhere. This show has always been headed towards this season's finale, and headed out of it, we know exactly where we're going. There will be some fun surprises along the way. But one of the things that we were most excited about three seasons in is we had these superhero-like figures, but for Reese and Shaw and Root and Finch, their lives have been somewhat simple until this point because they just get to do the cool part. They just get to be the heroes.

They haven't, until this point, been saddled with being real people. In superhero terms, they haven't had to have their secret identity. Finch has dabbled in it over the years, they've all had fun playing at being one person or another, but they've never been locked into those identities. As Root put it in her closing voiceover last night, in a world in which everyone is watched, stamped, indexed, numbered, the only outliers are the people who don't fit that mold. So our characters now, in addition to figuring out how to save the world and save someone's world in New York every week, will have to figure out how to masquerade as real people. That, I think, proved irresistible to us as a writing challenge -- and hopefully as an acting challenge for our amazing cast in terms of adding that new dimension to their roles.

This is a really big change for the series.
JN: In terms of the bigger story of our show, it's game on. We've always flirted, we've always been headed in this direction of our show being about artificial intelligence and about the weirdness of the world that's coming to us. We were a couple years out in front of the Prism story. We think we're about five years out from the artificial intelligence story. We think there is a real possibility that when AI emerges, it will not do so publicly. That a company will build it in secret, and then potentially deploy it in secret to unknown effect and impact, probably within an industrial application first. Consider this: The company that is pouring the most resources into building AI right now is Google. There's no secret about it. It's very public.

We love predicting the future, and obviously -- hopefully -- the future is a little less dystopian than what we've presented at the end of last night's episode. But we absolutely think this is where the world is going, with a multitude of AI essentially doing battle with each other in exactly the same way that corporations do battle with each other these days on the stock market and in corporate espionage and those terms. So we're super excited at the larger storyline we're trying to tell -- and the smaller storyline. How these characters are going to deal with taking out the trash and dating [ laughs] and having a day job.

I have to applaud you guys, because this show is so meticulously researched, and it's really nice to have that on TV.
GP: That's really nice of you to say. When I met Jonah and he pitched this idea of what he wanted to do with the show, I thought it was so thought-provoking. It was an idea that had an incredible engine for a television show, but it also was something that really sticks to your ribs when you walk away from it. There's books we've all read, stories and links we all send each other that are just chilling. Some of the stuff that I'm reading right now is just bone-chilling, and you step back from this and you wonder if people really know what's going on. And this idea, this proliferation of our artificial intelligence, which is sort of the next big thing we're tackling on the show, some of the things and the entities that are out there developing this without a thought, perhaps, as to whether we should make it friendly or have a moral construction about it is totally terrifying. [ laughs] I call up Jonah sometimes and I just say, "Have you bought an island yet?"

Are we supposed to be looking at Samaritan as the "bad" machine and our Machine as the "good" machine?
JN: I think the thing about AI that we started hinting at at the end of this season was Finch's growing angst over his creation. The episode in which the Machine finally apparently tells them to kill someone, we were so excited for that episode because it represented a quantum shift for our team and the Machine, and also foreshadowed the darkness of the finale in that the stakes are raising. The question of: Is the Machine -- this Machine that we've been working at the behest of that Finch built, that's grown and metastasized into something else -- is it the protagonist, is it the good guy or gal? If Samaritan has been put together and assembled, is it really the villain of the piece?

These are questions we love to play with, because the thing about artificial intelligence is whatever form it finally arrives in, you can be assured that it will be surprising. It will either be surprisingly banal or surprisingly aggressive or surprisingly benign or limited or unlimited, but whatever form it arrives in, by definition it will be different than our intelligence, and therefore hard to read and hard to understand. To this point, there's been a lot of speculative fiction about AI that reduces it to very human terms. I think viewing the Machine or Samaritan as human would be a profound mistake. They're not. They're different, and so their agenda may well be different.

Did Finch manage to get his computer out of the library before it was destroyed? Will he have a way to communicate with the Machine in Season 4, or will he have to do so through Root?
JN: That's a good question.

GP: I think that is a really fun challenge. Next year will be figuring out how are these guys going to hide from this almost omniscient entity that can track them. But more importantly, what is Harold Finch going to do now that he clearly expressed his ambivalence on the stand about the Machine he created? Given that the Machine told him to kill the congressman last year and he stepped away, what happens now when there's an even more powerful artificial intelligence out there that's tracking them that's predatory? The relevant numbers are now Samaritan's job. This is the deal that Greer struck with the government, with Control. Now the question is what happens with the irrelevant numbers.

You both aren't on social media, but have you heard any fan reactions to the finale yet? I feel like many viewers were not expecting that.
JN: The energy that cable is bringing to television is this kind of fearlessness. You don't want to be the show that does 100 identical episodes. Our show's somewhere in the middle. We love the story engine of our show, we love the franchise of our show, we love the idea of entering a new person's world each week and trying to figure out what that person's life is and where the threat is coming from or whether that person is a threat to someone else. We never want to step completely away from that. One of the shows that we modeled this show on was "The X-Files," where you had all of that playing out against this massive backdrop. We've confidently pushed in this direction of continuing to raise the stakes on that storyline. The only thing we know how to make is a show we ourselves would be excited to watch, and so that involves a certain amount of kind of fearlessness and breaking things and seeing how to fix them.

I don't know if you guys know about 'shipping --
GP: What? What is that?

JN: Don't be coy, Greg. You've been teasing the 'shippers all season.

We have to talk about Root and Shaw, because I think a large group of fans really want those two characters to have some sort of romance. Is there any hope for those 'shippers?
JN: That is the storyline that launched a thousand 'ships.

GP: Raw? Shoot?

JN: Yeah, we haven't decided which name we like for that 'ship. We love the chemistry of those two together. It's just hilarious and fantastic. It's clear that Shaw is slowly coming around -- or being less pissed off -- with Root when Root flirts with her. I don't know, Greg. Where is that storyline going?

GP: I don't know, but it sounds really exciting to me.

JN: You've got to be careful with "Person of Interest" when you're rooting for your 'ship to set sail. It's usually in a tragic fashion, so file that one under "be careful what you wish for."

Is there anything else we haven't talked about for Season 4 that has you really excited?
JN: Bear's secret identity? We haven't talked about that one yet.

GP: We definitely need to have Bear flashbacks this season, I think. I definitely don't think we've utilized Bear as a surveillance tool as much as we can.

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Citation :: I loved the Person of Interest finale, but where does the show go from here? — Mel

Now that our heroes have assumed fake identities and gone into hiding, they'll have to get real jobs! "Now you've got to be Clark Kent — you've got to be the regular guy," executive producer Jonathan Nolan says. "Shaw's going to have a day job and co-workers, and so are Reese and Finch. That can be great fun and [is] also a grounded aspect of the show versus this titanic battle taking place around them." Fortunately, Root won't let Finch & Co. stay on the sidelines forever. "Our Machine's in a lot of trouble," Nolan says. "Samaritan's the bigger, tougher kid on the block. Root is going to be key to keeping our team alive and [focusing] on the question of how they put the genie back in the bottle."

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