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[pagets]

Person of Interest + the sacrosanctity of friendship.

[itberice]

Root & Sameen Shaw I Person of Interest 5.04 '6,741'

[chasoc]

They're so perfect for each other. Person of Interest S2E16: Relevance

[aardvaark]

watching Person Of Interest in 2025 is so strange… like damn, their idea of what the AI apocalypse would look like seems so much cooler than what we’ve got going on right now. they thought we’d have a supercomputer battle to the death, but actually it’s just annoying billionaire tech bros making google images utterly useless by slurping up a bajillion gallons of water every microsecond.

[pomeloinks]

and maybe, this isn’t the end at all.

[sculien]

SAMEEN SHAW Person of Interest 4.03

[allsonargent]

Amy Acker as Root in PERSON OF INTEREST (2011—2016)

[pagets]

We're so good at this together. You're gonna realize that someday. PERSON OF INTEREST — 4.11 “If-Then-Else”

[itberice]

Two guns at once? That's kinda lame.

[d1gitalwitness]

person of interest was so cool because that show absolutely hated the american government ... it was like, cops? all corrupt. the nsa? corrupt. the cia, most corrupt. congress? filthy. they left no branch spared. the deeper the show's mythology and conspiracy gets, the more corrupt the state becomes. they kill and kill and kill anyone who isn't a willing participant in the system. an agent is literally named Control because she is representative of the empire's need to imprison and conquer. carter starts off as a straight edge cop with a moral compass but slowly becomes more vigilante as time passes because the system she believes in is broken. reese's whole deal was that the cia used him and turned him into a heartless machine. and this was all on CBS network ... you got to hand it over to jonathan nolan.

[themaarika]

annual shoot fanart

[darkshrimpemotions]

Okay so I'm watching If-Then-Else for the first time. And quite aside from the absolutely HUGE brained idea of having a time loop episode told from the Machine's POV via scenario simulations, it makes me SO EMOTIONAL because it really shows Her humanity. She doesn't just calculate actions and reactions purely related to the mission. She KNOWS these people. She knows Harold would be distracted by a piece of beautiful and priceless art. She knows Sameen would suck at talking down a suicide bomber. She knows John would save Fusco at his own expense. She knows if Root knew she was going to die she'd want her last words to be for Sameen. SHE KNOWS THESE PEOPLE THEY'RE HER FAMILY. 😭

[machineexmachina]

You ever think about how harold taught the machine that life is not a game of chess, and during if-then-else she knows that shaw's intervention increases the chances of success tenfold, but not one of the simulations includes this scenario because you can't sacrifice people.

And then shaw sacrifices herself anyway, and the machine keeps adding decimals to her odds trying to save her.

[prymith]

Person of Interest: Chess Archetypes

"Chess is rarely a game of ideal moves. Almost always a player faces a series of difficult consequences no matter what move he makes." ~David Shenk

[rebelsafoot]

rewatching person of interest in 2026 makes you realize how ahead of its time that show really was, and also how lame the actual ai apocalypse is. where are the beautiful woman ais trying to kill me ?

[womp-womp-chomp-chomp]

I just know he has Chris STRESSED