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I’m watching Person of Interest for the first time. It’s interesting watching it today now that the premise, minus 100% accurate crime prediction, is largely a
by trescenzi 2y ago
I’m watching Person of Interest for the first time. It’s interesting watching it today now that the premise, minus 100% accurate crime prediction, is largely a forgone conclusion. It was produced after Klein but before Snowden and does a good job exploring the expansion of surveillance and just how motivated the government is to have a system that tracks everyone. Of course it’s fiction but it’s a fun watch that asks a lot of good questions.
- ziddoap 2y agoI really enjoyed that show. Such a shame it was cancelled! Despite critical acclaim (in later seasons, at least), it apparently wasn't profitable enough. I actually tried to find a legal way to rewatch it the other day, but all of my current subscriptions list it with "rights expired" or some such.
- LinuxBender 2y agoI enjoyed that show enough that I was willing to put up with Amazon's "Freevee" ads because they would not just let me buy the show. I've never done that with any other shows.
- choult 2y agoOh dear... You should hear some of the stories about Jim Caviezel[0]... On second thought, maybe make up your own mind before you dip into that. [0] https://open.spotify.com/episode/1euFlDCuryFSzMw6BjQCWA https://open.spotify.com/episode/1euFlDCuryFSzMw6BjQCWA
- trescenzi 2y agoOh yea I always read about actors during commercial break. Was a bit startled when reading his Wikipedia.
- michh 2y agoIt's weird how a lot of stuff in that show I dismissed as unrealistic techno-babble back then, now is very real.