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ArtVandelay posted:He's certainly going to have a lot of explaining to do for Grace He should just tell her the whole thing what's he got to lose at this point.
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ArtVandelay posted:He's certainly going to have a lot of explaining to do for Grace Yeah, but the thing about Grace is that she'll be excited to hear it.
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Regy Rusty posted:He should just tell her the whole thing what's he got to lose at this point. "Do you remember that time an old bag of wrinkles kidnapped you? Well...."
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"Oh God, you have her bad timing, too." That was a damned good finale. Fusco and Bear survived so there's no need for a riot, and bonus Harold and Shaw! Here's hoping Netflix picks up a totally unrelated show called "Thornhill."
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So wait... we saw a couple shots of Greer in a hospital bed, I guess on life support or something... so is that old fucker not actually dead, or is he braindead, or what?
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Regy Rusty posted:FUSCO LIVES NOTHING ELSE MATTERS PST posted:And Bear is with Shaw Completely satisfied with this ending. Sad to see the show end. This might be one of the first shows I've watched in years that I've been with since the beginning and will truly miss.
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raditts posted:So wait... we saw a couple shots of Greer in a hospital bed, I guess on life support or something... so is that old fucker not actually dead, or is he braindead, or what? Probably the hook for s6 that they don't have to use.  edit: or he was just a random old man CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK fucked around with this message at 05:37 on Jun 22, 2016 |
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John Ta... Was best part of the episode TBQH. We know it is one of these http://names.mongabay.com/surnames_T.htm
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Now that the series is over, I'm disappointed nobody kicked that dipshit little kid Samaritan was using as a speech puppet in the face at any point. Everything with that kid was loving dumb.raditts posted:So wait... we saw a couple shots of Greer in a hospital bed, I guess on life support or something... so is that old fucker not actually dead, or is he braindead, or what? Was that Greer? It looked like some random old dude. The Dark Id fucked around with this message at 04:33 on Jun 22, 2016 |
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raditts posted:So wait... we saw a couple shots of Greer in a hospital bed, I guess on life support or something... so is that old fucker not actually dead, or is he braindead, or what? Pretty sure that was the machine showing how she was there when everyone died, implying that he died, too.
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The machine's default black background becoming a yawning abyss for Samaritan was a nice final UI touch:  
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raditts posted:So wait... we saw a couple shots of Greer in a hospital bed, I guess on life support or something... so is that old fucker not actually dead, or is he braindead, or what? That wasn't Greer.
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raditts posted:So wait... we saw a couple shots of Greer in a hospital bed, I guess on life support or something... so is that old fucker not actually dead, or is he braindead, or what? That wasn't Greer that was just one of the many people the Machine watched die.
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Yeah that was the impression I got. edit: Are you sure it was not Greer?
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Hollismason posted:Yeah that was the impression I got. 99% sure. John Nolan's name would've been in the credits; the other 1% accounts for the possibility of me not seeing it.
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PST posted:Want that music, I can see why they dropped Heroes for that, so, so good. If you mean the piano music, that was Philip Glass' "Metamorphosis 5", also used in Battlestar Galactica. (I think it was the piano piece Starbuck's father played?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sS13iCHP7Gs Hollismason posted:Are you sure it was not Greer? I thought it was supposed to be Harold's father. Also brilliant episode, one of the best of the series, drat CBS to hell for cutting it short.
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 Really glad it stuck the landing, despite the rushed season. I can only imagine that Blackwell would have played out better had there been a full arc to build him up to villain status than the few leaps in this one. Here's the piano music that was playing this episode. Great stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BioylrW8jhU
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None of the people the machine was looking at were significant or related to the main characters. They were all just random deaths she witnessed at some point that helped her understand death.
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It's far more common for shows to end badly than to stick the landing, but this was easily one of my favorite episodes of the entire run. Even as someone who feels like it was definitely time for the show to end, the conclusion of the show's arc was really satisfying. I'm usually someone who finds things to criticize even about my favorite shows, which this really wasn't anymore, but I think the end was good enough that I really don't have any complaints for once. Just on a sentimental level, John sacrificing himself for Finch, who had more to live for with his unresolved relationship with Grace, was definitely the appropriate choice.CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:gently caress you though Finch, you should have died along with John. You don't deserve your happy ending. Show just glossing over all the damage you did with your ice9 virus. If Finch deserved punishment for anything, it was for not preventing the rise of Samaritan in the first place by taking out a crucial policymaker. It is kind of ironic that he ultimately won by engaging in some lesser evil activity that would lead to direct harm for many people around the world, in the name of the greater good, given that Samaritan claimed to be doing exactly that same thing. Still, the fact is that the Machine is obviously a safer bet for humanity given its capacity for caring. Samaritan was put in charge without any moral guidance, so it could just as easily have decided to snuff out humanity someday as save it (though I still think we're meant to believe it was sincere about its desire to preserve humanity in the present).
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Hollismason posted:John Ta... Obviously it's Tattler.
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Regy Rusty posted:None of the people the machine was looking at were significant or related to the main characters. They were all just random deaths she witnessed at some point that helped her understand death. Except that the man that died in the memory was Reese's father. It even names the actress in the credits as "Amy Tribbey - Reese's mother" edit: and the kid is "Jack Davis - Little Reese"
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Regy Rusty posted:None of the people the machine was looking at were significant or related to the main characters. They were all just random deaths she witnessed at some point that helped her understand death. I'm like 99% sure the kid at the funeral was Reese though and that the dead dude was his dad.
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So I heard CBS wasn't happy with the ending, maybe because "where's da number? there's supposed to be a number!  " gently caress you CBS.
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HookShot posted:Obviously it's Tattler. Sinteres posted:If Finch deserved punishment for anything, it was for not preventing the rise of Samaritan in the first place by taking out a crucial policymaker. It is kind of ironic that he ultimately won by engaging in some lesser evil activity that would lead to direct harm for many people around the world, in the name of the greater good, given that Samaritan claimed to be doing exactly that same thing. Still, the fact is that the Machine is obviously a safer bet for humanity given its capacity for caring. Samaritan was put in charge without any moral guidance, so it could just as easily have decided to snuff out humanity someday as save it (though I still think we're meant to believe it was sincere about its desire to preserve humanity in the present).
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Reese ;( Hell of a show.
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monster on a stick posted:So I heard CBS wasn't happy with the ending, maybe because "where's da number? there's supposed to be a number! What are they gonna do, cancel the show?
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HookShot posted:Obviously it's Tattler. As per S1, it ends with an s, that should narrow it down.
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Sober posted:I imagine it would likely be something like "Talbot" if we're being honest. But I don't know if there's any greater literary or other contribution, if it even matters for someone like John, vs. what we see for Finch or even some of Root's aliases. It's John Tanager.
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RIP John Tables, 19XX-2016
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For those seeking the non-piano piece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXvjmlfBmSs (From a very POI-relevant film, too.) ynohtna fucked around with this message at 04:52 on Jun 22, 2016 |
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One thing I was kind of hoping to happen-- if Samaritan had a backup copy then obviously it had a place it intended to upload it to after the storm had passed. I was expecting a bunch of Samaritan agents standing around, watching a screen with baited breath, waiting for their god to return, only to be greeted by the Machine UI and a hearty  LOL, YOU THOUGHT. HERE'S SOME IRRELEVANT NUMBERS, LOSERS, GO MAKE YOURSELVES USEFUL.
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Zaggitz posted:As per S1, it ends with an s, that should narrow it down. TABARES TABICAS TABIOS TABLES TACKES TAGS TAKACS TAKES TALAMANTES TALAMAS TALAS TALLAS TALLIS TAMAS TAMES TAMS TAMULIS TANDUS TANIOUS TANIS TANKS TANNOUS TANOUS TAPALES TAPANES TAPHOUS TAPPIS TAPS TARAS TARRANTS TARRAS TARRATS TARRENIS TARRIS TARSHIS TARSIS TARVIS TATARIS TATES TATIS TATTERS TAUARES TAURAS TAUS TAVARES TAVARIS TAVERAS TAVES TAVIS TAYDUS TAYS
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John Tandy, heir to the leather empire.
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Sinteres posted:If Finch deserved punishment for anything, it was for not preventing the rise of Samaritan in the first place by taking out a crucial policymaker. Also, it's clearly an "L" 
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Slamhound posted:This has been bothering me for a while, but I don't think the Machine was telling Harold to kill the congressman in that episode. The congressman was both Relevant and Irrelevant. His actions would lead to catastrophe making him Relevant. But he was both unaware of the results of his actions and targeted for murder by Decima agents, making him Irrelevant. The Machine was faced with a moral quandary and placed Harold there so that Admin would solve it. TALAMANTES TALAMAS TALAS TALLAS TALLIS I''d say due to the spacing, it's gotta be John Talas.
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Slamhound posted:This has been bothering me for a while, but I don't think the Machine was telling Harold to kill the congressman in that episode. The congressman was both Relevant and Irrelevant. His actions would lead to catastrophe making him Relevant. But he was both unaware of the results of his actions and targeted for murder by Decima agents, making him Irrelevant. The Machine was faced with a moral quandary and placed Harold there so that Admin would solve it. Decima were there to guard him, after all this was the man who was going to secure Samaritan got the gov't feeds. He was never in any danger. The machine spit out his number as the potential cause of a lot of deaths, the only solution to which was killing him.
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pik_d posted:TALAMANTES Hrmmmm http://www.name-doctor.com/name-talas-meaning-of-talas-26466.html quote:This name derives from the Greek “talôs (τάλως)”, meaning “talon, claw”. Talōs was a giant man of bronze who protected Europa in Crete from pirates and invaders by circling the island's shores three times daily while guarding it. In the Cretan dialect, Talôs was the equivalent of the Greek Hêlios, the Sun: the lexicon of Hesychius of Alexandria notes simply "Talos is the Sun". In Crete, Zeus was worshipped as Zeus Tallaios, "Solar Zeus", absorbing the earlier god as an epithet in the familiar sequence.
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Some of the post-series interviews with Nolan and Plageman are coming out: http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/06/22/person-of-interest-creators-discuss-the-final-episode-and-who-lived-and-who-died http://deadline.com/2016/06/person-of-interest-series-finale-post-mortem-reese-dies-follow-up-spinoffs-pilot-opening-jonah-nolan-1201776284/ http://www.tvinsider.com/article/91711/the-person-of-interest-bosses-on-the-series-finales-goodbyes-and-new-beginnings/ quote:…when we meet Reese in the pilot—one of the scenes we couldn't shoot because the state of New York wouldn't let us—the initial pilot had Reese standing on the Manhattan bridge, about the toss himself into the drink. 
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