I can practically hear the tin whistles & fiddles as I read this…

(sniffles) "That's what she said, too…."
(Cue make-out)

'They can't be sure if she is the victim OR the perpetrator.'
Somethings are best left unchanged, and this just happens to be one of them.

Get on it. The fan fic WON'T WRITE ITSELF!!!!

Jim Caviezel's manpain gets lesser and lesser as the show goes on (though it gets addressed once in a while, with therapy sessions alongside a very pretty Wrenn Schmidt), and gets replaced with a more welcome trait of a hero complex.

She's on Vikings. Haven't been following that show, but recently remembered her from an episode of House I'd seen a while back, where she played a rape victim who was pregnant.

The bounty hunter happens to be played by Lagertha herself, Katheryn Winnick. The fact that the promo has a scene where she plants one on Reese, and so many folks in the Facebook crowd lost their shit over it makes me exceedingly happy.

So excited for this. Glad I don't have to wait much longer.

Emerson said he took the job because it was in NYC, and he liked the noir nature of the script. He approached JJ first, after it was apparent that their CIA spy drama with Terry O'Quinn at NBC wasn't gonna move forward, to see if there's anything else in their developmental system, and was pitched the show.

JJ Abrams actually pitched Josh Holloway for the role of Reese in Person of Interest. He didn't wanna do it as he just moved his family to LA, and didn't wanna move again, to NY. He would've fit it well, as Jonathan Nolan mentioned that the character was originally written as wisecracker, and once Jim Caviezel signed…

Allegiance was okay, for the bits with Root & Greer.

Provenance was Episode 14, Allegiance was Episode 18.
The last 5 episodes were 19-23.
Just saying…

17 episodes a season does seem to be her quota. Last season had 23, so she missed six.
If it were to happen next year too, then it's proof that it is legitimate.

Well it certainly was the case last year.

Thanks. Gotta do something to get the mind off work…

Yes, you did say please. I noticed. :D

Think they'd wrap it by mid-Season 5. Quick movement in the season's closing episodes, like how Carter saved Elias in God Mode, and wrap it for good by the hundredth episode.

They're saving that title for Episode 100. But I wouldn't wanna be quoted on that.

Solely inspired to do that after watching Michael Emerson essentially talking to himself while playing Finch teaching The Machine chess.

Yes, the smash cut non-ending to Lucy's fate was nicely left ambiguous.