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Reese and Finch must figure out whether a young prosecutor is a victim or a suspect.
Reese and Finch question the machine's reliability when it prompts the investigation of a teenager who was killed years earlier; Finch recalls the origin of the machine.
Reese infiltrates a gang to get closer to a former Marine that the machine tagged.
Reese and Finch try to unravel a threat to a promising young doctor (Linda Cardellini).
Reese and Finch must investigate a judge known for his tough sentences, who wants nothing to do with their vigilante justice.
A new person of interest, a beautiful and resourceful woman, leaves Reese captivated.
Reese and Finch rush to save a schoolteacher who witnessed a mob hit.
After learning the latest person of interest (Alan Dale) has connections to Cold War Soviet espionage circles, Reese and Finch learn how covert operations used to be handled.
Things get complicated for Reese and Finch when the machine names Detective Carter as the latest person of interest.
Detective Carter faces fallout from her encounter with Reese and Finch; the machine comes up with not one, but four Social Security numbers.
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Critic Reviews for Person of Interest: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Person of Interest: Season 1
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Mar 27, 2022Person of Interest Season 1 is nevertheless considered a decent start of its own franchise in the sphere of contemporary police / detective TV drama, despite seeming more or less repetitive regarding single-episode story.
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Feb 25, 2022Well written. Well acted. Interesting story. Engaging. Taraji P. Henson puts in yet another great performance. Nice to see Sarah Shahi as well.
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Feb 15, 2022It's a pretty good show. I quite enjoyed it.
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Mar 03, 2021The first two seasons are really interesting, then the show jumps the shark unfortunately. I wonder why J. J. Abrams and Jonathan Nolan ruined such a good product with so many exaggerations and so much political correctness.
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Feb 25, 2021It was a show unlike anything I've ever seen before. What an interesting idea of the government spying on its citizens using an AI. I thought the plot was very engaging and had original one-liners that were perfect for the character. All the characters seemed to have some kind of reason for doing what they did in the show, especially Finch and John. My favorite character was definitely John (Jim Caviezel) he was so interesting, cool, and funny. It was great to see a new way of how crime is shown. In this show they try to stop a crime before it is supposed to happen. Which I thought was really similar to the movie, Minority Report (2002) starring Tom Cruise.
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Jan 11, 2021Very good series👍👍👍
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Sep 07, 2020Sometimes naive/simplified, action series with serious philosophical and existential questions. Strongly advise to watch all five seasons. First season consistent and interesting - but then it became even more interesting. And character - beloved.
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Aug 04, 2020A very interesting show that mixes the surveillance world with conspiracy theories and the classical battle between underground freedom fighters x powerful evil men. There's the usual brain + muscles team (Reese is a cool version of Jack Bauer) and the law enforcement officers who investigate our "heroes". So I really enjoyed it
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Jul 26, 2020An interesting premise and a great cast makes this a show not to be missed.
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Jun 08, 2020From JJ Abrams and Jonathan Nolan comes the tech thriller Person of Interest. In Season 1 a computer engineer named Harold Finch, who built a computer algorithm called The Machine that can predict violent crimes, recruits former black ops agent John Reese to assist him in saving peoples' lives. Jim Caviezel and Michael Emerson lead the cast and give strong performances. And the writers do a good job at keeping the cases-of-the-week fresh and exciting by switching up whether the "person of interest" is the killer or the victim, and slowly revealing Finch and Reese's backstories in pieces throughout the season. Additionally, the show uses an interesting aesthetic that utilizes security camera and other electronic device points of view to transition between scenes; making The Machine an omnipresent character in the show. Also, the fight scenes are thrilling and intense. Action-packed and full of intrigue, Person of Interest delivers an extraordinary first season that promises bigger things to come.Dann M Super Reviewer
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