They might kill of a regular, but not one of flesh and blood. Nolan mentioned at Paley that one of the AI's are gonna bite it too.
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Someone asked Amy during the live tweet session as to how Root knows to fight.
They really cranked it up a notch with both the torture & the swearing in this one. Probably pissed off a lot of the general CBS audience. PERFECT.
The prime concern that I had over the past few weeks, given how little both the AI arc progressed post MIA, & the Brotherhood in general, was that they'd really pile 'em both in the final 2, causing it to feel incredibly rushed. But this one, beautifully balanced not 2, BUT THREE STORIES (which was an incredibly…
Two, if you include Link.
Amy Acker on that damn ledge. Girl's gonna leave a trail of blubbering bodies in her wake…
Excellent! Her tranquil fury towards the end after (SPOILER HAPPENED) was amazing.
NICE!!!
So they up some one to series regular mid-way through the season, only to spin 'em off right away?
"Mildly embarrassed defensiveness bordering on hostility."
Person of Interest, Season 4, Episode 11: If-Then-Else.
It paid off as early as the 20th episode in Season 1, when he popped a HR Police Captain who was about to kill Reese.
I don't think any of the regulars are dying (unless you count The Machine or Samaritan). Killing them is usually reserved for mid-season. Also, Michael Emerson stated that they'll be in a situation at the end of the season, where it's impossible to tell how they can survive. If I were to indulge in wishful thinking,…
Red Wings, actually.
Right after the all new Big Bang Theory!
Next year's mid-season replacement for The Odd Couple.
Per TVTropes, some of her dialogue at times appear to have football subtexts to it as well.
Nutty And Nerdy?
His character in Damages certainly led to the psychological downfall of his mom. A less meaty role, but the impact was tremendous.
Root definitely is (Bishop, per Bad Code). She did mention that Shaw's dad took her to a Houston Oilers game in 1988, implication being she is too.