Nolan wouldn't have agreed to a short season pickup, if he didn't have plans to finish it elsewhere. And WB is shopping around lesser shows like Constantine & Following to other homes. Sure they'd do the same for something that's actually worth shit. :)

POI can still get a 2 season Netflix pick up to wrap things up, I suppose.

The Machine takes over as the final villain. Nah, I'm kidding.

SEASON FIVE BABY!!!!

Mo's voice is enough motivation.

Alexa would've given it an A, if Greer's last scene staring at the Samaritan screen as Control was bagged & hauled away, had him grinning his smuggest.

Kinda like The Dark Knight Rises. Peace time, but the ice is cracking big time.

Totally. But I'm glad the absurd theory of her being a Brotherhood mole is finally proven wrong.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

'How LOST should've ended' summed it best:
"HE SURVIVES EXPLOSIONS BECAUSE HE'S THE ONLY PILOT!"

He'd have to lose the beard though. Sucks.

Especially with an image like this!
http://img.ctrlv.in/img/15/…

"That's My Harry" or GTFO.

Colantoni's playing a doctor on another show. His survival here, probably depends on how much he likes playing that. :)

Two of the biggest gifts of the show to me:
1. Amazing jumpoff point to Amy's skills
2. A kickass buddy in you, brother. Thanks. :)

Nolan mentioned that they have more than 5 seasons of story. Believe his plan was six or seven. With a shorter run in the last 2, and given how things wrapped here, they can seriously cut through the pointless crap, and just focus on the core material.

Initial ratings at 8.21 million viewers, and a 1.1 demo (seriously WTF).

To be honest, I'm okay if the mob stuff ends with this episode. The scale of it is just too damn low in comparison to the AI arc, and it kinda drags. Performances are great though.

Not sure if he's honest or kidding, Enrico Colantoni mentioned that he didn't get 'the call' from the showrunners before shooting this episode. So, yeah.

It was easy to miss. Wasn't aware of it myself, until someone else mentioned it, and I looked it up.