No jokes about this. After two whole seasons, Warner Brothers finally allowed Person of Interest to be sold on the iTunes store.
Apple actually gave this 'about bloody time' release a big banner on the top of the TV page.
And shock of shocks, it's both seasons and not some stunt of Season One now and Season Two in another year. No extras though. Oh well, I'm happy that there's something.
Head on over and grab them and have a marathon. It will go nicely with all the PRISM scandal in the news right now (perhaps a tad too nicely)
Now if we could just do something about getting their other stuff up way faster.
Just some girls that love to talk about what we love, and sometimes what we don't. And we're always looking for new friends. The more the merrier.
Showing posts with label Jim Caviezel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Caviezel. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Thursday, October 4, 2012
It's some Bad Code (Person of Interest)
"Bad Code" (202)
The search for Finch and ROOT takes Reese and Carter to Texas to search for clues about a cold case involving the disappearance of a young girl.
Original Air Date Oct 4, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Every plan needs a Contingency (Person of Interest)
"The Contingency" (201)
The Machine continues to send Reese numbers according to Finch's contingency plan but Reese is more concerned with finding Finch even without the Machine's help.
A series of flashbacks recap our story so far as well as provide a little more history into The Machine as we see Finch from the system's POV on Jan 1, 2002 which is labeled Day 1. He's testing The Machine's facial recognition and labeling systems. We quickly move through scenes of Finch and Nathan, Alicia Corwin and Nathan etc until we reach Day 3550 where Finch tells Reese he has built in a contingency should anything bad happen and then Day 3791 when Finch was kidnapped by the hacker ROOT.
Sunday, July 15, 2012
One for the Queue: Unknown
A recent discussion with some friends inspired me to place this gem back at the top of my Netflix queue (since it isn't avail on iTunes). If you haven't ever seen it, you must. Seriously, you MUST. Trust me.
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DVD,
Jim Caviezel,
Movies,
Netflix,
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