I agree, he couldn't have been watching the same show as I was. There is always one bad apple.

Emmy doesn't like network TV, too plebeian.

About time the mainstream media, and the New York Times is about as mainstream as it gets, gives POI praise.

Don't forget The Crossing.

And Reese respected Hersh, as when he smiling told Hersh he "could try" to shoot him.

"Some jackass told me I needed a purpose," just classic Reese, I loved it.

The loss of the Library really hurt.

Wow, I think that might be possible, Collier joining Team Machine, stranger things have happened.

Don't forget Reese Shaw and Hersh, as well as Reese and Root working together.

Wow, well said.

He he, lol.

I disagree, POI is great in its own way.

More when the taping numbers come in.

I am sure in real life it has been done before.

Lol, most probably.

Emerson and Caviezel are the core of the show.

Reese is the old-fashioned Gary Cooper hero, complex, but not as complex as the other are; he has a simpler moral code, and more personal anguish as a result. I agree that Reese, along with Harold, hold the show together.

i would not say less important.

Jazz.

I wonder if The Machine 's intentions were to place Harold in that situation, so she could see his reactions, and learn accordingly.