So, my review of episode six can be pretty much summed up with a single, telling picture. A little something that the props department handed to Jim Caviezel and said, 'Bet you you can't look casual carrying one of these puppies...'
'It's time we had a talk, you and I.'
And at last, it looks like Finch is getting back in to the game, especially given the final words of the episode.
And it's about damned time, too.
The Brotherhood are mentioned int he first episode and one can't be sur if they're about to become a new bunch of players or a simple agitation, either way, they're back for a second round, and it's not every day that Elias suggests caution around elements of the underworld.
Is it just me, or does an episode early in the series that gets you chuckling throughout usher portents of doom for later in the series? And since I don't think there was a good 5 minutes where I didn't give a little guffaw I'm wondering how much of a kicking there's going to be involved later on in the storyline. Plus, this was an episode that let Detective Lional Fusco (Kevin Chapman) out to play somewhat, and it's about time, too!
The season premier promised us that we were going to be on a bit of a rollercoaster this series, and the second episode has shown us the first hill to climb before the drop in to uncertain high veolcity hijinks, except that the hill is covered in private military contractors, crazy mathematical problems and a chase to acquire a prize that only the winner will truly appreciate.
Previously on Person of Interest... 3 awesome years of captive storytelling, ruthless action and some damned fine suits.