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How I feel everytime I try to explain Person of Interest to someone who's never watched it:
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Harold being very tender with Root after Shaw shoots her. Person of Interest, 2x22 "God Mode" (requested by @ivanaskye)
Polyamorous couples never break up normally it’s always gotta be somethin like one of them moves to Italy, one gets shot on a rooftop, one gets immortalized in an artificial intelligence, and one gets custody of the dog
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Would Team Machine exist if Finch had just gone to therapy?!
One of the many groundbreaking aspects of Person Of Interest remains its head-on depiction of psychological conditions and disorders. From more subtle signs of Finch's post-traumatic stress to Shaw's point-blank diagnosis of a personality disorder, the series never shied away from some of the most important and controversial topics of mental health.
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