Reese takes the job and his first “person of interest” is a female prosecutor named Diane Hanson. At first, it is believed that she will be the victim, but Reese learns that she is working ...

Meanwhile, Finch (Michael Emerson), who was gravely injured for most of the final episode ... for the pilot that couldn’t be filmed and address the possibility for a Person Of Interest follow ...

Person of Interest to "Drop the Mic" with Season ... Plageman: And you know, one of the reasons I didn't pick the pilot episode for this list is because - and I thought about it a lot - "Relevance ...

(The hitch: it can’t always tell if a person ... pilot spends so much time setting up the premise that the almost-murder case feels thin. Maybe in future episodes the persons will have more ...

Stylistic or not, it’s utterly unaesthetic and is unexplained and intrusive for most of the episode. “Person of Interest” is carried by its acting, but the plot is a heavy burden to bear. It’s ...

I posted my review of CBS’ “Person of Interest” yesterday. Now it’s your turn. What did you think of the vigilante drama? Were you okay with Jim Caviezel’s energy level? Would you prefer ...

And those shows are usually deeply serialized, with almost no fat or filler, driving the viewer to the next episode out of a desperate need to find out what happens next. What Person of Interest ...

When Michael Emerson signed on to star in CBS’ “Person of Interest” in 2011, he had no idea — or, truthfully, any hope — that the series would make it 100 episodes. The show’s pilot ...

An excellent episode that actually felt like a backdoor pilot of sorts - if there were ever designs of giving Sarah Shahi's ass-kicking Sameen Shaw her own series, that is. So what was the big deal?