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I dug this ep and gave it an A+. I love to see bad guys/bad people get theirs and Jo dispatching the evil jerk was a joy to watch. :thumbsup:

Rick allowed Nickerie to run a bit more and then pulled back on the reins. He used several firm, short tugs to get Nickerie's attention and get him to slow down. It was a special technique used on bolting horses. It wasn't working. It caused Nickerie to break stride, but then he gathered his...

Not sure what your problem is, but since there are much worse things than cancellation that can happen to a show, I already decided weeks ago that I would much rather see POI get cancelled at the end of this season with its premise and format intact than to see it come back next season in some...

In other words, just turn it into another ordinary piece of crap ensemble show with the same old type of pairings that are seen on every other show on every network and non-network? No thanks!! :angryrazz: We already have enough of those kind of shows. There can be a show that's different. POI...

Thanks GNRF. And also, the showrunners will have a "special treat" for fans later that night online. At 1:00 am, a special commentary version of the pilot episode narrated by Executive Producers Jonathan Nolan and Greg Plageman will be posted on CBS' site. Read about it here...

It was like a spiritual experience when this happened, and it only happened on a horse that was remarkably fast. Rick smiled and enjoyed the wind whooshing against his face and through his hair. For a moment, he wondered what it would be like if Nickerie really could fly. On each side of...

"Well, although you appear to be OK, Mac, you really should get yourself checked out," Jo stated.

Be sure to vote for our heroes Reese and Finch as Best Dynamic Duo here: http://www.tvfanatic.com/polls/who-is-televisions-most-dynamic-duo/

Now he focused on the fact that Nickerie was rocketing down the wide trail at full gallop a little sooner than planned and went with it. He leaned forward even more in the saddle as he became aware of the feeling that none of the colt's hooves were actually touching the ground. Rick knew they...

"Foe" was yet another excellent episode. Sooo, I wonder what Finch's favorite color is. Dark purple, green or...?

"Why, thank you, Sid," Mac said, grinning from ear to ear as both men helped him to his feet.

But when Rick reached the end of the path and came to the wide trail with the fence alongside, he hadn't caught any sight of H. The path was on an incline enabling Rick to have a view of the stables below, so he was surprised he hadn't been able to spot him. "Hmmph". Rick shrugged and turned...

"We're on it!" Sheldon yelled, and he and Sid raced outside.

an explosion was heard from outside somewhere.

Yes, it would. I'm sure it could happen. :) Here's a pic of the character Alan Dale plays in tomorrow night's episode along with a lot of other interesting pics from the ep: http://www.cbs.com/shows/person_of_interest/photos/77264/season-1-episode-8/77254

Shocked by Lindsay's sudden bellowing, Adam staggered backward, nearly falling.

Enrico was great in the last episode. What a twist of an ending! 4 more days till the new episode, "Foe". Another actor from "Lost" is going to be in this one. Alan Dale is his name, I think.

"OK, Lindsay, you're right," Adam grinned. "So I'll just go ahead and preheat the oven to 500 degrees like I did the last time." Adam walked over to the oven.

I thought this episode was wonderfully atmospheric, eerie and, well, freaky. I'll give it an A. I don't think it needed a B case. The part that freaked me out the most was when Willy had swallowed the sword and the other guy pushed him forward so that it would puncture his stomach. Ooooooooohhh.

When this ep repeated this time, I finally got to watch the whole thing. I gave it an A+. I find shows/movies about hitmen fascinating. I think it all started when I first saw the movie "The Mechanic" with Charles Bronson. :-)