Person of Interest

[Jnta]

I've been watching since the first episode, but its never been a can't miss show for me. I was truly surprised at how good last nights episode was. I also just noticed that its ratings have been landing it in or near the top 10 this season.

 

[katmouse]

I started watching reruns of show this summer.
I'm not too lost about what's going on.

I had a bad dream Wed early after watching Tues show.

 

[Poirot]

Been watching since lst episode, too. But of late, it seems disconnected from it's beginnings.

 

[redsquirrel]

I'm with you, Poirot. The show started becoming uninteresting when the computer took on a life of its own and started calling people. I still keep watching, though.

 

[Noel]

I watched the first episode but have missed a couple this season. I don't particularly care for the new chick.........she's backup gunpower.....maybe when I catch up?! It is time to close the HR case so I enjoyed this weeks episode.

 

[Jnta]

Yeah, I never understood why they brought in the new female version of Reese either. Until this past week's episode, I was actually thinking about taking the show off my DVR, but this latest episode actually intrigued me. Whether I continue to watch depends on which main character gets killed off, and if they stay on track.

 

[Wilde Woman]

I watched it on a regular basis until this season but still catch when I can. Michael Emerson is a favorite actor of mine, so he's the reason I tune in. It has changed since its first season, but still remains one of the better network shows.

 

[A. Guy]

At least it's serious, and not another dreaded "comedy-romance-adventure." Men need shows to watch, too.

 

[A. Guy]

None that I know. Person of Interest. Bluebloods, Southland, The Bridge, Longmire, Dracula. Not Bones, ,etc.

 

[Poirot]

Gee that is odd. I know men who yes, they like the westerns, drama, cops & robbers, etc. But also really enjoy laughter as well. The Crazy Ones, The Middle, Big Bang Theory.....

 

[A. Guy]

Comedys are great. It's the shows that look to be serious dramas. and turn out to be "comedy-adventures," for which I have no use. They are usually co-ed detective shows. They are often popular, so I guess it's just me.

 

[Poirot]

Co-ed detective shows??? Hmmm, cannot say I know what exactly you mean? Are you inferring that because a woman (who also might be a detective) is featured along with the men, that it then becomes a "comedy"?
If so....hmmm, I have seen some really tough women portrayed...Ziva on NCIS for instance. And...well, the great Alfred Hitchcock always said that you have to relieve the excitement/suspense with something light for the audience, even if it only lasts a minute or less. He felt that it was absolutely necessary.

 

[katmouse]

A Guy I watch a lot of the shows you watch

You said not Bones. I watch that one and Castle.
A little mystery and romance thrown in together.

I stopped watching Law and Order SVU this season because you
can onlywatch so much of that stuff.