#team machine

[rebelsafoot]

then the show ended there and NOTHING ELSE happened

[cumin233]

Did this a while ago.

[daemoninthemachine]

[mariapuntog]

How I feel everytime I try to explain Person of Interest to someone who's never watched it:

[axisiishaw]

Found on Pinterest

[pagets]

Harold being very tender with Root after Shaw shoots her. Person of Interest, 2x22 "God Mode" (requested by @ivanaskye)

[kickbutts-singsongs]

Polyamorous couples never break up normally it’s always gotta be somethin like one of them moves to Italy, one gets shot on a rooftop, one gets immortalized in an artificial intelligence, and one gets custody of the dog

inspo from this post

[contingencycon]

Would Team Machine exist if Finch had just gone to therapy?!

One of the many groundbreaking aspects of Person Of Interest remains its head-on depiction of psychological conditions and disorders. From more subtle signs of Finch's post-traumatic stress to Shaw's point-blank diagnosis of a personality disorder, the series never shied away from some of the most important and controversial topics of mental health.

Have you ever wondered how accurate these characterizations were, or how the theme of mental health connected to the series overall?

Are you curious if Root is truly a psychopath, or why post-war trauma is such a recurring concept, or if the Machine wouldn’t even exist if Finch had just gone to therapy?!

This panel is a chance to hear from a psychologist and actual practicing mental health counselor, who just so happens to be a POI superfan, to learn and discuss psychopathology through the lens of fiction and fandom.

Learn more at the Contingency Con Psychology of Interest panel!

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