I always wondered why they ended it. They could have just shifted to another city with another team including an über rich guy and a marine and.... Remember Logan Pearce?
0:42-0:59 might be the most gripping, wordless 17 seconds in television history: Reese's face, the slightest shake of the head, Shaw's face, Reese again, Shaw again, then in her eyes you can see her mind switching gears - for now.
POI. An amazing show. Most TV is week to week. This is the first time that a TV show was presented like a film. This story could never be compressed in to 2 or 2.5 hours to be viewed in theaters. Nor do I think it could have been broken in to 2 or 3 sequels. POI fans just watched a 5 season feature film. This feat will most likely never be duplicated.
@Jeffrey Appezzato Wait till you see the show that Kiefer Sutherland was made for! Try buying the whole set! It's called "24" because it all happens in real time. It's 24 hours of a single counter terrorism agent's worst day of his life... until the next season, which gets even worse.... until the next, until the next, until.... (At some point you begin to wonder just how bad a federal agent's worst day of his life can be! And it includes being attacked by a chemical WMD *INSIDE* the office.)
does anyone notice the parallels of how Shaw reacts to the people who are close to hers death? with her father's death in the car accident when she got the news he died she said "I'm hungry" And now with the news she got of Roots death she replied "We need to get to Finch."
This is the most devestating episode of POI ever. I was emotionally drained after watching it. I was hoping all of them would get out of this, but things just seemed to be more bleak than ever.
So very apropos. I believe this is THE video impact that Trent Reznor always had in mind before he ever wrote and composed this amazing tragedy... BRAVO.
I loved the scene before this where Finch was talking to himself-and Samaritan about the decision he was going to have to make about breaking "his" rules-not societies rules, but his. And that was before he found out Root was dead.
@@kythrathesuntamer9715 it is great but a bit too dark at times. Hurt is his masterpiece and I can’t argue that TDS isn’t his most influential album. I kind of like the variety in the Fragile a bit more. Some really heavy intense songs and then some very soft and melodic songs.
I don't know why but as I tried to watch the video, I got a lot of pictures problems and it wasn't watchable. Had to close the app 3 times until it was functional again. BUT THE AD'S WORKED PERFECTLY!!! THANK YOU RU-vid. Now I don't wanna see the video anymore... (I do not blame the Channel/artist) To be Hornets guys, it look's like RU-vid is FINISHED. They don't care to give some good performance anymore. But giving a 3 minute AD to an 30 seconds Clip