‘Person of Interest’s Reese and Finch Ponder Samaritan’s Latest Move (VIDEO)
The Machine is back, but it’s not working exactly as planned on Person of Interest.
As the vital tool is glitching, the team has to figure out where to go next. For Finch (Michael Emerson) and Root (Amy Acker), that means devoting all their time and efforts into getting the Machine up and running. For Reese, that means spending his time as Detective Riley.
But since Root’s aliases are currently not safe, Finch makes a trip out of the subway sanctuary to pass along a list of requested items to a baffled Reese. “Providing creature comforts,” Finch explains in an exclusive clip from Monday’s episode, “SNAFU.” (A second hour airs Tuesday, as the show begins its twice-weekly airing schedule.) Finch notes that since Root can’t leave the subway until her cover identities are restored, it’s “the least I can do.”
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However, Reese is having a bit of downtime: it seems Samaritan’s been handling things in the Machine’s absence. “Maybe it’s not all bad,” Reese points out.
“‘Not all bad’ is not good enough,” Finch replies.
Check out the full exchange below.
Person of Interest, Mondays and Tuesdays, 10/9c, CBS.
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I love this show and especially Reese's voice. I could listen to him read the phone book.
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In real life he has a clear voice. When watching POI from the beginning you can notice the change in his voice. It's his Reese manacing voice. There a lots of interviews on Youtube you can hear his real beautiful voice
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Does Jim Caviezel always talk in a low, raspy whisper, or is that just something he does while in character in this show?
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I've heard he does it for this character, and it's not his 'natural' speaking voice. (I should hope not!)
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You mean you don't find it sexy? 😉
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Only if I"m hearing that voice as 'pillow talk.' Actually, the whisper-y thing is a little odd, if you think about it. I half expect someone to say "WHAT? Speak up, man, I can't hear a word you're saying!" 😀 It was the same with Jack Bauer-- he only had two volumes: a whisper, and WHO THE HELL ARE YOU WORKING FOR??
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I know I'd be asking him to speak up. I'm not that hard of hearing, but I have a terrible time with people who don't speak up and enunciate clearly especially when there's a lot of background noise. I don't remember ever having a problem understanding Jack Bauer though. I have more problems with little kids on shows.
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