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(CBS/drama)
9:00 p.m. (ET) Thursday
Production Companies: Bad Robot, Warner Brothers Television
Producers: Joshua Levey and Margot Lulick
Creator: Jonathan Nolan
Mr. Finch is a wealthy computer programmer who designed a crime prediction computer for the US government after 9/11, and found that it could not only predict large-scale terror attacks, but smaller crimes as well. Finch seeks out Reese, a former special forces and CIA agent who lost his girlfriend to crime. With Reese’s combat and surveillance skills and Finch’s unlimited finances and technology, the duo use their own brand of vigilantism to save innocent victims from crime. In the show’s second season, Finch and Reese not only fight crime, but also try to keep the government from taking back Finch’s computer and discovering Reese’s identity.
The morality of the protagonists on Person of Interest is ambiguous. Even though Finch and Reese are “good guys” fighting for justice, they do many illegal things, such as using illegal wiretaps, traces, and weapons. Though the program involves violence such as shootings, beatings, car chases, and guns held on people in a threatening way, there is little blood or graphic content shown. Language used in the series includes the words “bastard,” “ass,” “bitch,” “bitch,” “damn,” and “hell,” used infrequently. Sex is not a problem for the program.
Person of Interest is not recommended for viewers under age 18.
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