Roger because Root and Shaw(Shaw especially) went to hell and back for each other, they don't get to have a sad ending. Samaritan doesn't get that luxury. So most of us fans have come up with the theory that Root survived but Samaritan faked her death and held her captive, until it was destroyed. The Machine knew but it used the tragedy to motivate Harold Finch to take action
It's interesting what Sarah said about the simulation "It's the most Shaw could ever show". It reminds me of an interview a couple years back where Sarah said that she honestly believed Root and Shaw never hooked up, because Shaw would have to overcome tremendous obstacles before she allowed herself to go there with Root and be vulnerable. This confirms it, I think. The simulation was showing a Shaw at the apex of her character development, only a that point would she be a little romantic and intimate with Root.
Hey guys, we know this might be the last time #ShootReunion, so lets us do our best to bring #PersonOfInterest back!!!! Please sign the petition of saving Person of Interest: www.change.org/p/save-person-of-interest And the site to request Netflix picking it up: help.netflix.com/en/titlerequest
Look, you don't understand how Hollywood works. The producers have no desire to bring back a show that they've moved on from. The actors, as much as they like it, had no say or pull. Unless this show explodes in popularity on the level of Star Wars, Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, etc. The odds of this happening are nonexistent. BUT while a show is out of the question. Us fans do not accept that the story is over with. The only medium we can have control over, when it comes to getting a continuation is through comics or novels. I know it wouldn't be the same as a TV show, but at this point you have to look at the facts. You have to be pragmatic and understand that a continuation in some form is better than none at all. Refocus the petition with a pragmatic goal of what can actually be achieved. First a petition for a print continuation will show Warner Bros that an audience exists. Second start a crowdfunding campaign to raise money to cover the back end of a comic or book. Basically a set amount to pay the publishers so they don't back out on the deal. Third, hope that Amy and Sarah appear at Clexacon again. Spread awareness amongst the fans of the intended goal. Now this next part will require massive charisma and crowd psychology, but convince everyone in the audience to ask the same question "Can we get a comic or novel continuation"? Have everyone ask this over and over to the point where the entire audience refuses to ask a different question. Note, this may seemed like a scorched earth policy but it'll show that the fan base is committed. Fourth, apply the same badgering tactics to any and all Warner bros executives you can find. A lot of people will be pissed, but just remind them how the typical Hollywood response is "let the fans take matters into their own hands or make your own creation, etc". It's about 50/50 chance that this kind of militancy will work, but its better than nothing.Or we raise a mass crowdfunding goal, until we raise enough money to buy the rights to the show. Either plan might work.
Why so many vapid questions? Ugh! They could have used this momentum to start a POI con or maybe used the hype to demand a comic or novel continuation. Hopefully next year the questions will be better