Popular Mobilization for the L, "I LOVED" that very moving scene with a special kind of 'bond'. Even Emerson said in an interview just how much Taraji brought to that set, and the way she played her character (he had much praise for her).

Zou Bisou Bisou, "I completely agree with the consensus that Reese/Carter kiss was totally and utterly weird", mainly because too many weren't paying attention to John's brand of 'sexual banter' when it came to how he really felt about Joss, so I'm not shocked at these comments myself. Once again, Caviezel is truly a…

BabyGerald, "Taraji P. Henson owned that character and deserves an emmy nomination", I totally agree with you but knowing how the academy operates I definitely would NOT hold out for this to happen with them.

eradicate, Caviezel did the unscripted kiss to stay true to how John's feelings were 'growing' for Joss, and I thank him for doing so because I saw from the first time he met her at the diner how he 'felt' about her. He said Taraji always put him at ease on the set and made him laugh a lot, and when they did the last…

mr. lumberjack, CARTER DID NOT DIE A HERO, SHE DID NOT TAKE SIMMONS DOWN, HE WAS MURDERED BY A MOB BOSS. If she would have shot and 'killed' him then maybe you could say that but his being murdered by the mob boss negates this hero title. Why couldn't they have put her in a deep coma, why slam the door on her…

J.T. Dawgzone, Finch will not feel one bit of guilt and from what I've already seen of the last episode for this year, it seems John's guilt trip will be a quick one as well. So, who moves into the position of 'moral compass' here now? Folks can say all they want but this show really won't be the same without Carter's…

JohnSmith564, Finch never did call for assistance because Carter was already dead, or so it seems.
Maybe it's just me but I just still can not wrap my mind around the fact that all of the dangerous situations John (and to some extent Carter as well) was in, and knowing that Simmons was still on the lose, what in the…