Person Of Interest Staffel 5 Start Staffel 5 auf DVD und Blu-ray
Episodenführer Season 5 – Reese und Finch versuchen fieberhaft, das, was vom Source Code der Maschine noch zu retten ist, wiederherzustellen. Root kämpft. Fakten zur 5. Staffel von Person of Interest. Episodenanzahl: 13 Folgen; Start in den USA: 3. Mai ; Deutschlandstart der 5. Staffel Person of Interest: 1. Person of Interest Staffel 5: Deutscher Start im Free-TV. © RTL / Warner. Die fünfte Staffel bringt euch 13 neue Folgen. Das sind auch gleichzeitig die letzten. Die fünfte Staffel der US-amerikanischen Crime-Serie Person of Interest wurde zum ersten Mal zwischen dem 3. Mai und dem Juni auf CBS ausges. Komplette Handlung und Informationen zu Person of Interest - Staffel 5 Redaktion. Star Wars: Habt ihr die Iron Man-Referenz in The Mandalorian entdeckt? Reese und Finch versuchen in der fünften Staffelpremiere, den Rest von The Machine zu retten, während Root um ihr Leben kämpft und Fusco von der New. Entdecken Sie Person of Interest - Staffel 5 [Blu-ray] und weitere TV-Serien auf DVD- & Blu-ray in unserem vielfältigen Angebot. Gratis Lieferung möglich. workingtri21.eu: Die Maschine wird ein letztes Mal angeworfen. Nachdem die von „Westworld“-Schöpfer Jonathan Nolan entwickelte.
Mehr dazu: The Mentalist Staffel 8 - ist eine weitere Staffel geplant? Fans der Serie dürfen sich allerdings auch über gute Nachrichten freuen.
Jetzt RTL online einschalten. Bei uns erfahrt ihr auch, wann Shameless Staffel 6 erscheinen wird. Hat dir dieser Artikel gefallen?
Schreib es uns in die Kommentare oder teile den Artikel. Wir freuen uns auf deine Meinung - und natürlich darfst du uns gerne auf Facebook oder Twitter folgen.
Mehr Infos. Martin Maciej , TV-Serien Facts. What is the premier date? Been waiting a long time for its return. My husband and I love this show very much.
The only show that we look forward to watching and having our big bowl of popcorn. If you look on your list there are other shows that need to be booted off.
LOVE this show!! My husband and I will be real upset if you cancel it! With all the viewers watching it what is the thinking of canceling it anyway?
Makes no sense! With a great viewer turnout I expected it to keep going! Please keep it going. Also Jim was born and raised in out hometown. Having a hard time without POI.
Had to fine fillers for the time slot. We need more of POI due to finding out all the things that has gone on behind the story lines that have not been revealed.
It is the only one that I look forward to seeing. CBS, if you are smart, you will not cancel this show. It sounds like they have a great deal of fans out there and we cannot wait to see season 5.
I think that you need to think about this being a winner with the people. One of my favorite shows and I never miss it. It is intelligently written and has a great cast.
Great cast and story lines. A feel good program that is much needed in todays environment. Keep it going. Bringing Shaw back is a plus.
Looking forward to the season and beyond. Fantastic series! I am looking forward to it continuing. I am in love with the show, I can honestly tell you that I have see it some many time.
I am very happy they will be bringing the show again, I am hoping to be around 25 episodes not 13 :. Person of interest is one of the most awesome show I have ever seen on TV.
I view through the internet. There is three shows I follow. This is one. NCIS has become to predictable to keep watching. This show you never know who is going to die or just leave.
You really need to go back to the base from which you started. And stop worrying about political correctness. Loyal Fan …I really like this series, it is one of my favorite shows on and I hope it is renewed.
I love person of interest and if they cancel without ending it properly, life will never be the same… It is, from day one, my number one show.
Best show — great actors! We love this show. Have watched it from the beginning and would like to see it outlast MASH in longevity.
Excellent characters and storylines. We have never been disappointed with an episode. Great show! Great cast!
A few more seasons from Jan thru April only 16 episodes. Why ruin a good thing and piss a ton of fans off? All the cast are great and hope it will be exciting to see this year… Please keep the show alive an other few years… Love you person of interest!!!!
I love this show, Great story, great actors, They did I wonderful job. Please continue with this show, a lot of fans will be disappointed.
We are standing on pins and needles waiting to see what happens in season five. Great show We love it. We would be gravely disappointed if this show cancelled.
Great actors wonderful team, save shaw also. Person of Interest is a very power full program. The cast is brilliant, however I do miss Carter.
It would be a crime to cancel this series. I adore Harold and John and Finch. I wish they would put it on Lifetime as well.
This show is awesome! I realize this is probably the last season unless another network picks it up.
Each show is really expensive to create so that probably is the factor because million viewers steady is impressive enough to keep it going.
I wish they would have kept this going full time because it is easily my favorite show! It is one of my 2 favorite t v shows. Do wish it was still on every week.
Has a start date been set for t his? Full of suspense and enjoyed every minute of it. Wonderful team, great cast and a true depiction of good versus evil, do wish it could continue.
Many people feel the same way I do it is one of the best shows on t v. I realize the President of CBS made a statement on Jan 16, about Person if Interest, Season 5, will be airing this Spring, but everyone has been extremely tight lipped about it being the last Season.
With only 13 Episodes being released hopefully I am sadly expecting it to be the last Season. I think the last time I was this excited about a show to start was at least two decades ago when I was in elementary.
It is able to accurately predict premeditated lethal crime by analysing the data from all surveillance cameras and electronic communications worldwide which are fed to it by arrangement with the NSA.
It divides those crimes based on their relevance to national security; those relevant cases are handled by the U. Finch initially keeps his early discovery that the Machine he created is actually superintelligent to himself, later telling only a few close associates; the discovery leaves him wrestling throughout the series with the moral and ethical issues of human control, and risk of abuse or misuse.
Initially, Finch wipes its memory daily as a precaution to prevent it becoming too capable, but eventually relents when the Machine identifies the memory-wiping program within its own system and asks how it can learn if it is unable to accumulate memories over time.
During season two, the Machine moves itself, piece by piece, to an unknown location or locations; during season four it is shown to have distributed itself to control boxes on utility poles throughout the United States.
A firm believer in privacy rights , Finch originally designed the Machine as a complete " black box ", providing only the Social Security Number of people involved with a lethal crime for subsequent human investigation.
While this meant that the government was not able to misuse it or disregard privacy, it also meant that the numbers produced could belong to either a victim or a perpetrator.
When Finch discovered that the Machine was tracking all premeditated crimes episode 2, "Ghosts" rather than just terrorist activities, he initially programmed it to delete the "irrelevant" cases every night at midnight, explaining to Ingram that the Machine is not built "to save somebody, we built it to save everybody.
Finch is appalled that Ingram has this data sent directly to him and shuts down the routine, but reactivates it after Ingram's death.
To minimize detectability, The Machine feeds him numbers in coded messages through public telephones. In season three, Samaritan is built and completed by Decima, and replaces Northern Lights in supplying information to the government.
Samaritan takes a much more active role in covertly shaping society towards the goals set for it, including use of violence and recruitment and deployment of people in furtherance of its aims, and The Machine and its human associates go underground, spending season four under cover.
Much of the series is from the point of view of the Machine: scene transitions are framed as video feeds of surveillance camera footage and satellite imagery, and flashbacks as the Machine reviewing past recordings in real time.
In the Machine-generated perspective, individuals are marked by dashed boxes with different colors indicating the person's status in relation to The Machine and whether they pose a threat.
Season four features Samaritan's point of view, using a different user interface , with some episodes jumping back and forth between the two AIs' viewpoints.
Over the course of the series, the internal "thought processes" of The Machine are shown, including the prediction models and probability trees it uses.
The Machine in its current iteration started running on January 1, , following 42 failed attempts. During the season four episode "Prophets" , a previous generation of The Machine's source code was shown on screen, which was that of the Stuxnet worm.
It generated the first perpetrator and victim data on February 8, , following three years of training by Finch. Near the end of season five, after Root's death, Finch agrees with his associates' request and allows the Machine to communicate by its own volition with them, using a voice.
The Machine uses Root's voice who had recently been killed and begins guiding Finch to destroy Samaritan using the virulent Ice-9 computer virus even though this will also destroy the Machine.
Ice-9 destroys both Samaritan and the Machine, with Reese dying as he uploads a copy of the Machine to a satellite to destroy Samaritan's final backup of itself.
A week after Samaritan's destruction, the Machine undertakes its own return to earth and restores itself to full functionality there.
It contacts Shaw and begins to resume its work through her. Although Congress believed that all of Samaritan's drives had been destroyed in a purge that they conducted, two drives went missing.
Claypool had hidden those two backup drives in a safe deposit box, and in Season 3 's "Aletheia", an unknown third party hired by Greer obtains those drives.
Later the Samaritan project was resurrected by Decima, with Greer as admin. Samaritan is then adopted by the U. Unlike the Machine, Samaritan is designed as a more open system rather than a black box , lacking the precautionary restrictions Finch had built into the Machine, and can be directed at specific targets.
It is very aggressive in its approach to "threats", and often orders the elimination of persons labeled "Deviants" that it considers threats to the U.
It identifies a group of several hundred individuals including Elias and Dominic that will prevent its plans and sends agents to kill them all in an operation called "The Correction".
Although nominally under Greer's control, Greer wants to allow Samaritan to reshape the world and guide humanity. Season 4 shows Samaritan gaining power and building a global network of agents and companies while seeking to find and eliminate the Machine and Finch's team.
Samaritan has agents within the ISA and possibly other agencies and according to Greer has rigged at least 58 national and state elections in the U.
In season 5, Greer states that Samaritan is beyond his control and he sees it as the next level of evolution.
In the final episodes of the series, Finch uploads the virulent Ice-9 computer virus to the NSA 's computer systems and other systems containing backups of Samaritan.
The virus destroys both Samaritan and the Machine, while also causing significant damage to global computing infrastructure. Samaritan's last backup, transmitted by Samaritan to an orbiting satellite as a last resort, is eliminated when Reese uploads a copy of the Machine to the same satellite.
The Machine is able to destroy the final Samaritan copy, ending the evil AI once and for all while the Machine copy survives to resume its work a week later.
The first season of Person of Interest received generally positive reviews, with the pilot episode drawing a favorable response from critics and later episodes receiving higher praise.
On Metacritic , the season scored 66 out of based on 26 reviews. The surveillance graphics are very cool. Tim Surette of TV. The site's critical consensus is, " Person of Interest is a well made and well acted espionage procedural, though its characters aren't terribly well developed and its intriguing premise yields mixed results.
The second season received positive reviews. Surette praised the premiere episode as "vintage Person of Interest amplified, showing off its trademark combination of complex intrigue, creative action, and clever innovation in bigger ways than ever before.
Nugent called it an "unapologetically kick-ass episode" with some "terrific action set-pieces". The site's critical consensus is, "Smartly plotted and consistently thrilling, Person of Interest ' s second season delivers dazzlingly dramatic episodes that skillfully develop the show's overarching narrative.
The third season received highly positive reviews, and is noteworthy for drawing in more critics for its exploration of artificial intelligence , as well as its timely storytelling format.
In regards to the season, Slant Magazine said that the show "is at its best when sticking to cutting-edge topics" and called it a "solid action-thriller that intersperses twist-filled standalone episodes into its season-long arcs.
Matt Fowler of IGN gave "The Crossing" a 10 out of 10, reacting extremely positively to the cliffhanger at the ending. Surette called the episode a "stunner" and declared it as the series' possible best episode, praising the opening sequence as the "greatest sequence the series ever put together", feeling it succeeded in eclipsing the devastation induced by Carter's death.
Surette also praised Fusco's effectiveness and character development in the episode, as well naming the cinematography and direction to be the best of the series, and identifying points of symbolism in the episode he felt were noteworthy and effective.
Club gave the episode a perfect A rating, praising the atmosphere of grief the episode built and feeling Fusco's character development served as an appropriate tribute to Carter.
The site's critical consensus is, " Person of Interest weaves compelling standalone stories into its engrossing serial narrative, and incorporates welcome bursts of humor into its sci-fi mystery core.
The fourth season received highly positive reviews, with critics praising the thematic value of the Samaritan storyline.
The episode " If-Then-Else " garnered near-unanimous praise from critics and audiences alike, with many considering the episode to be the best entry in the series.
Fowler gave the episode a perfect rating of 10 out 10, indicating it to a "masterpiece", and praised the simulation format, the action scenes, the emotional value, and the ending.
He called the episode "next-level inventive" and a "jolting, exciting, heart-wrenching episode". Fowler said the ending scene "crushed" him, and he also offered praise to the significance of the flashbacks to the chess games.
Club gave the episode an A rating, and in her review, said that though the task of executing a story structured like "If-Then-Else" was difficult, the episode did so "elegantly" — she cited the "interesting score, vibrant color work, and humor" as the key elements.
Planje said the episode "aces every scenario" during the simulation segments, and appreciated how the episode transformed itself from what appeared to be a "standard mission-focused story" into a "moving ode" to Shaw.
She also praised the episode's exploration of the parallels between being a human and being a machine. He concluded by saying "Moving like a rocket, this episode is fast, funny, exciting, and, ultimately, sad, ending with what seems like the loss of another team member.
We'll have to wait until next week for the outcome, but as it stands, "If-Then-Else" is an instant classic. The site's critical consensus is, "Thought-provoking, grounded sci-fi makes season four of Person of Interest as compelling as it is timely.
The fifth season received highly positive reviews. The site's critical consensus is, " Person of Interest concludes in a satisfying fifth season that both deepens the characters that audiences have grown to love and delivers a cracking arc about the dangers of technology.
CBS said that Person of Interest was, ratings-wise, the fastest-growing drama on broadcast television from the —12 season to the —13 season, using ratings up to December 2.
Person of Interest has been picked up by many networks for broadcast outside the United States. It premiered in Australia on Nine Network on September 25, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Crime drama Action Science fiction. Jim Caviezel Taraji P. Jonathan Nolan Greg Plageman J. Main article: List of Person of Interest episodes.
You are being watched. The government has a secret system: a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. I know, because I built it. I designed the machine to detect acts of terror, but it sees everything.
Violent crimes involving ordinary people; people like you. Crimes the government considered 'irrelevant'. They wouldn't act, so I decided I would.
But I needed a partner, someone with the skills to intervene. Hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. You'll never find us, but victim or perpetrator, if your number's up Main article: List of Person of Interest characters.
This section may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience. Please help by spinning off or relocating any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against Wikipedia's inclusion policy.
December Learn how and when to remove this template message. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved October 18,
Person Of Interest Staffel 5 Start Trailer zum Start der 5. Staffel der Serie Person of Interest? Video
Person of Interest - Season 5 Teaser Trailer (Comic Con 2015) Die Episode ". It sounds like they have a great deal of fans out there and we cannot Twd Stream Deutsch to see season 5. Serienjunkies durchsuchen Suche starten Much of the series is from the point of view of the Machine: scene transitions are framed as video feeds of surveillance camera footage and satellite imagery, and flashbacks as the Machine reviewing past recordings in real time. The Machine also identifies perpetrators and victims of other premeditated deadly crimes; however, because the government considers these "irrelevant", Finch programs the Machine to delete this information each night. Bitte schalte Javascript ein. Main article: List of Person of Interest characters. My News Sign up Fr Shopping add shows to get the latest updates Below Her Mouth Online your Kinox.To The 100 shows - Start Now. Ice-9 destroys both Samaritan and the Machine, with Reese dying as he uploads a copy of the Machine to a satellite to destroy Samaritan's final backup of itself. Erich Räuker. Mit unerwarteter Unterstützung können sie sich befreien und Dominic und Elias verhaften. So lange sitzen seine Kandidaten allerdings erst mal im Gefängnis auf Rikers Island ein. Pferdestärken und die menschlichen Schwächen. Offenbar gelingt es Year Million System allmählich wieder, gefährdete Fallen 2019 Stream rechtzeitig ausfindig zu machen, trotz der Überwachung durch Samaritan. Staffel 2. Doch Lily Modern Family müssen sie feststellen, dass zahlreiche Fehler auftreten. Derweil hat der jüngste Samaritan-Rekrut Zweifel. Während Reese für einen kurzen Moment beginnt, an Unerzogen Maschine und ihren Nummern zu zweifeln, ist sich Finch hingegen vollkommen sicher, dass die Entführung des Jungen nur der Auslöser für das bevorstehende Verbrechen sein wird. Besetzung der 5.Person Of Interest Staffel 5 Start Staffel-Info Video
Person of Interest OST - Season 5 - Everyone Dies Alone (5x13 SPOILERS) Die letzte Episode der 5. Staffel "Person of Interest" lief gestern Abend im US-Fernsehen und läutete zeitgleich das Ende der beliebten. 5/5 von 6 Stimmen. RTL Crime, | International: Reese und Finch versuchen wiederherzustellen, was vom Source Code der Maschine zu. Diese Episodenliste enthält alle Episoden der US-amerikanischen Krimi-Science-Fiction-Serie Person of Interest, sortiert nach der US-amerikanischen Erstausstrahlung. Zwischen 20entstanden in fünf Staffeln insgesamt Episoden 1 Übersicht; 2 Staffel 1; 3 Staffel 2; 4 Staffel 3; 5 Staffel 4; 6 Staffel 5.Finch and Reese and later others then attempt to understand the case and stop the crime from occurring. Reese arranges for Fusco to spy on Carter by becoming her partner, but Carter eventually becomes Reese's ally and drops her investigation on him.
Nevertheless, for the entirety of season one neither Fusco nor Carter is aware that the other is also working with Finch and Reese and both detectives are kept in the dark about the Machine.
Periodically, the team enlists the aid of Zoe Morgan, a professional "fixer" who applies her skills to particularly difficult tasks.
The series features several subplots. One significant story arc involves "HR", an organization of corrupt NYPD officers who are initially in league with budding mob boss Carl Elias and later with the Russian mafia ; in earlier parts of this arc, Fusco is forced to go undercover.
Another important story line revolves around Root, a psychopathic hacker who is determined to gain access to The Machine.
During season two, another organization of powerful business figures, Decima Technologies, is revealed to be attempting to gain access to the Machine.
Shaw learns about The Machine in the season two finale and subsequently becomes a member of Reese and Finch's team. In season three, after being demoted due to HR's machinations, Carter delves deeper into her investigation of the organization and eventually uncovers and arrests its leader, thus bringing down the entire organization, but she is then killed by its rogue second-in-command.
In his grief over her death, Reese briefly leaves the team. The team also battles Vigilance, a violent anti-government organization devoted to securing people's privacy.
During the second half of season three, Decima Technologies starts to acquire hardware to create a new artificial intelligence called Samaritan, using the code from Harold's old college classmate, Arthur Claypool.
In the season three finale, it is revealed that Vigilance was created by Decima to make them appear as domestic terrorists.
The Machine creates new identities for the Team so that they can fly beneath Samaritan's radar. Season four covers the team's life in hiding.
They continue to work on cases, but must now also evade Samaritan, which lacks the restrictions and human-oriented perspective Finch built into the Machine, and which is seeking to resolve perceived problems of human violence by reshaping society, sometimes violently.
Samaritan manipulates election results, triggers stock market crashes, kills those seen as threats, changes data to gain results perceived as beneficial, buys useful corporations, and continues building an organization to support its own goals.
Samaritan operatives capture Shaw, leading to a brief search by Reese and Root before the Machine instructs them to stop. Samaritan finally decides to find and eliminate the Machine, and engineers a general electrical failure across the entire United States to do so.
The Machine apologizes to Finch for its failure to prevent the present situation and ceases to function, just as Finch finishes making a copy of its core systems into a temporary storage system within a briefcase.
In season five, the Machine is reinstated onto a makeshift network of computers in hiding, but takes some time before it works reliably again due to damage sustained from power failures while it was in storage.
At a Samaritan facility, advanced VR technology is used on a captured Shaw to run thousands of neural simulations in order to get her to reveal the Machine's location.
During these simulations, Shaw is made to believe that an implant had been placed in her brain stem and that it was influencing her actions.
She later escapes, but is unsure whether the escape itself is just another simulation. Samaritan engineers a lethal infection in order to force people to provide their DNA during vaccination , which will be used to decide who will be allowed to live.
Finch is captured by Samaritan operatives. In an attempt to rescue him, Root is killed. Finch is taken into custody for treason, where he delivers a soliloquy via CCTV to Samaritan, in which he states that he feels forced to abandon some long held principles and destroy Samaritan; he is freed by the Machine which has taken on Root's voice as a way to begin to determine its own individuality.
Determined to destroy Samaritan, Finch weaponizes Ice-9, a virulent computer virus capable of infecting and destroying Samaritan, although it will also destroy the Machine and much of the global computing infrastructure as well.
Samaritan attempts to change his mind and urges him to consider his actions, but Finch responds that he has indeed considered them.
Along with Reese and Shaw, he infiltrates the NSA and uploads the virus to its system, allowing it access to all systems the NSA is capable of reaching, as well as destroying Samaritan's backup at the Federal Reserve which they also infiltrate.
A final copy of Samaritan, uploaded as a last resort onto an orbiting satellite, is destroyed when Reese sacrifices himself to upload a copy of the Machine there as well.
The following characters are tied to a government project related to the development and use of the Machine:. The following characters are involved in the HR storyline, in which a group of corrupt police officers and public officials work to control organized crime in New York:.
The following characters are involved in the Decima Technologies storyline, a shadowy organization that is in possession of the Samaritan AI:.
The Machine is an artificially intelligent system, created at the request of the U. It is able to accurately predict premeditated lethal crime by analysing the data from all surveillance cameras and electronic communications worldwide which are fed to it by arrangement with the NSA.
It divides those crimes based on their relevance to national security; those relevant cases are handled by the U.
Finch initially keeps his early discovery that the Machine he created is actually superintelligent to himself, later telling only a few close associates; the discovery leaves him wrestling throughout the series with the moral and ethical issues of human control, and risk of abuse or misuse.
Initially, Finch wipes its memory daily as a precaution to prevent it becoming too capable, but eventually relents when the Machine identifies the memory-wiping program within its own system and asks how it can learn if it is unable to accumulate memories over time.
During season two, the Machine moves itself, piece by piece, to an unknown location or locations; during season four it is shown to have distributed itself to control boxes on utility poles throughout the United States.
A firm believer in privacy rights , Finch originally designed the Machine as a complete " black box ", providing only the Social Security Number of people involved with a lethal crime for subsequent human investigation.
While this meant that the government was not able to misuse it or disregard privacy, it also meant that the numbers produced could belong to either a victim or a perpetrator.
When Finch discovered that the Machine was tracking all premeditated crimes episode 2, "Ghosts" rather than just terrorist activities, he initially programmed it to delete the "irrelevant" cases every night at midnight, explaining to Ingram that the Machine is not built "to save somebody, we built it to save everybody.
Finch is appalled that Ingram has this data sent directly to him and shuts down the routine, but reactivates it after Ingram's death.
To minimize detectability, The Machine feeds him numbers in coded messages through public telephones. In season three, Samaritan is built and completed by Decima, and replaces Northern Lights in supplying information to the government.
Samaritan takes a much more active role in covertly shaping society towards the goals set for it, including use of violence and recruitment and deployment of people in furtherance of its aims, and The Machine and its human associates go underground, spending season four under cover.
Much of the series is from the point of view of the Machine: scene transitions are framed as video feeds of surveillance camera footage and satellite imagery, and flashbacks as the Machine reviewing past recordings in real time.
In the Machine-generated perspective, individuals are marked by dashed boxes with different colors indicating the person's status in relation to The Machine and whether they pose a threat.
Season four features Samaritan's point of view, using a different user interface , with some episodes jumping back and forth between the two AIs' viewpoints.
Over the course of the series, the internal "thought processes" of The Machine are shown, including the prediction models and probability trees it uses.
The Machine in its current iteration started running on January 1, , following 42 failed attempts. During the season four episode "Prophets" , a previous generation of The Machine's source code was shown on screen, which was that of the Stuxnet worm.
It generated the first perpetrator and victim data on February 8, , following three years of training by Finch.
Near the end of season five, after Root's death, Finch agrees with his associates' request and allows the Machine to communicate by its own volition with them, using a voice.
The Machine uses Root's voice who had recently been killed and begins guiding Finch to destroy Samaritan using the virulent Ice-9 computer virus even though this will also destroy the Machine.
Ice-9 destroys both Samaritan and the Machine, with Reese dying as he uploads a copy of the Machine to a satellite to destroy Samaritan's final backup of itself.
A week after Samaritan's destruction, the Machine undertakes its own return to earth and restores itself to full functionality there.
It contacts Shaw and begins to resume its work through her. Although Congress believed that all of Samaritan's drives had been destroyed in a purge that they conducted, two drives went missing.
Claypool had hidden those two backup drives in a safe deposit box, and in Season 3 's "Aletheia", an unknown third party hired by Greer obtains those drives.
Later the Samaritan project was resurrected by Decima, with Greer as admin. Samaritan is then adopted by the U. Unlike the Machine, Samaritan is designed as a more open system rather than a black box , lacking the precautionary restrictions Finch had built into the Machine, and can be directed at specific targets.
It is very aggressive in its approach to "threats", and often orders the elimination of persons labeled "Deviants" that it considers threats to the U.
It identifies a group of several hundred individuals including Elias and Dominic that will prevent its plans and sends agents to kill them all in an operation called "The Correction".
Although nominally under Greer's control, Greer wants to allow Samaritan to reshape the world and guide humanity.
Season 4 shows Samaritan gaining power and building a global network of agents and companies while seeking to find and eliminate the Machine and Finch's team.
Samaritan has agents within the ISA and possibly other agencies and according to Greer has rigged at least 58 national and state elections in the U.
In season 5, Greer states that Samaritan is beyond his control and he sees it as the next level of evolution. In the final episodes of the series, Finch uploads the virulent Ice-9 computer virus to the NSA 's computer systems and other systems containing backups of Samaritan.
The virus destroys both Samaritan and the Machine, while also causing significant damage to global computing infrastructure. Samaritan's last backup, transmitted by Samaritan to an orbiting satellite as a last resort, is eliminated when Reese uploads a copy of the Machine to the same satellite.
The Machine is able to destroy the final Samaritan copy, ending the evil AI once and for all while the Machine copy survives to resume its work a week later.
The first season of Person of Interest received generally positive reviews, with the pilot episode drawing a favorable response from critics and later episodes receiving higher praise.
On Metacritic , the season scored 66 out of based on 26 reviews. The surveillance graphics are very cool. Tim Surette of TV. The site's critical consensus is, " Person of Interest is a well made and well acted espionage procedural, though its characters aren't terribly well developed and its intriguing premise yields mixed results.
The second season received positive reviews. Surette praised the premiere episode as "vintage Person of Interest amplified, showing off its trademark combination of complex intrigue, creative action, and clever innovation in bigger ways than ever before.
Nugent called it an "unapologetically kick-ass episode" with some "terrific action set-pieces". The site's critical consensus is, "Smartly plotted and consistently thrilling, Person of Interest ' s second season delivers dazzlingly dramatic episodes that skillfully develop the show's overarching narrative.
The third season received highly positive reviews, and is noteworthy for drawing in more critics for its exploration of artificial intelligence , as well as its timely storytelling format.
In regards to the season, Slant Magazine said that the show "is at its best when sticking to cutting-edge topics" and called it a "solid action-thriller that intersperses twist-filled standalone episodes into its season-long arcs.
Matt Fowler of IGN gave "The Crossing" a 10 out of 10, reacting extremely positively to the cliffhanger at the ending.
Surette called the episode a "stunner" and declared it as the series' possible best episode, praising the opening sequence as the "greatest sequence the series ever put together", feeling it succeeded in eclipsing the devastation induced by Carter's death.
Surette also praised Fusco's effectiveness and character development in the episode, as well naming the cinematography and direction to be the best of the series, and identifying points of symbolism in the episode he felt were noteworthy and effective.
Club gave the episode a perfect A rating, praising the atmosphere of grief the episode built and feeling Fusco's character development served as an appropriate tribute to Carter.
The site's critical consensus is, " Person of Interest weaves compelling standalone stories into its engrossing serial narrative, and incorporates welcome bursts of humor into its sci-fi mystery core.
The fourth season received highly positive reviews, with critics praising the thematic value of the Samaritan storyline.
The episode " If-Then-Else " garnered near-unanimous praise from critics and audiences alike, with many considering the episode to be the best entry in the series.
Fowler gave the episode a perfect rating of 10 out 10, indicating it to a "masterpiece", and praised the simulation format, the action scenes, the emotional value, and the ending.
He called the episode "next-level inventive" and a "jolting, exciting, heart-wrenching episode". Fowler said the ending scene "crushed" him, and he also offered praise to the significance of the flashbacks to the chess games.
Club gave the episode an A rating, and in her review, said that though the task of executing a story structured like "If-Then-Else" was difficult, the episode did so "elegantly" — she cited the "interesting score, vibrant color work, and humor" as the key elements.
Planje said the episode "aces every scenario" during the simulation segments, and appreciated how the episode transformed itself from what appeared to be a "standard mission-focused story" into a "moving ode" to Shaw.
She also praised the episode's exploration of the parallels between being a human and being a machine. He concluded by saying "Moving like a rocket, this episode is fast, funny, exciting, and, ultimately, sad, ending with what seems like the loss of another team member.
We'll have to wait until next week for the outcome, but as it stands, "If-Then-Else" is an instant classic. The site's critical consensus is, "Thought-provoking, grounded sci-fi makes season four of Person of Interest as compelling as it is timely.
The fifth season received highly positive reviews. The site's critical consensus is, " Person of Interest concludes in a satisfying fifth season that both deepens the characters that audiences have grown to love and delivers a cracking arc about the dangers of technology.
CBS said that Person of Interest was, ratings-wise, the fastest-growing drama on broadcast television from the —12 season to the —13 season, using ratings up to December 2.
Person of Interest has been picked up by many networks for broadcast outside the United States. It premiered in Australia on Nine Network on September 25, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Crime drama Action Science fiction. Jim Caviezel Taraji P. Jonathan Nolan Greg Plageman J. Main article: List of Person of Interest episodes.
You are being watched. The government has a secret system: a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. I know, because I built it.
I designed the machine to detect acts of terror, but it sees everything. Violent crimes involving ordinary people; people like you. Crimes the government considered 'irrelevant'.
They wouldn't act, so I decided I would. But I needed a partner, someone with the skills to intervene. Hunted by the authorities, we work in secret.
You'll never find us, but victim or perpetrator, if your number's up Main article: List of Person of Interest characters. This section may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience.
Please help by spinning off or relocating any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against Wikipedia's inclusion policy.
December Learn how and when to remove this template message. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved October 18, Retrieved September 25, Retrieved May 11, Retrieved January 14, Person of Interest.
Season 1. Episode 1. September 22, Give Me My Remote. Retrieved September 24, TV by the Numbers. Staffel 5 von POI kommt verkürzt.
Ist der Artikel hilfreich? Ja Nein. Die Informationen sind nicht mehr aktuell. Ich habe nicht genügend Informationen erhalten.
Die Informationen sind fehlerhaft. Ich bin anderer Meinung. Antwort abschicken. Deine Meinung ist uns wichtig. Diskutiere auch gerne mit uns in den Kommentaren.
Kommentare zu dieser News. Jetzt anmelden. Dieses Thema im Zeitverlauf. Person of Interest Staffel 6: Ist eine weitere Staffel geplant? Vikings im Stream: Wikinger-Serie online sehen Violetta: Staffel 4 - Alternativen zur fehlenden Season [Update]
Person Of Interest Staffel 5 Start Fakten zur 5. Staffel von Person of Interest Video
[Person of Interest]John Reese's Fantastic Gun Fight Scenes
Derweil schlägt Harold sich mit einer lästigen Hackerin herum, die ihm in jeder Hinsicht überlegen zu Leslie Nielsen scheint. Wenn die Bezahlung stimmt, setzt die attraktive Zoe Morgan ihre Kontakte und Talente ein, um den unterschiedlichsten Personen aus gefährlichen Situationen heraus zu helfen. Finch und Reese sollen sich inzwischen in Kino Bremerhaven um Barbara Steele Kongressabgeordneten kümmern. Dafür jagt es mit Hilfe seiner Agenten Life Watch Online Personen weltweit, die auch nur vermuten, dass es ein Überwachungssystem gibt. Offenbar gelingt es Harolds System allmählich wieder, gefährdete Personen rechtzeitig ausfindig zu machen, trotz der Überwachung durch Samaritan. Leon Tao ist dank seines schillernden Lebens wieder einmal in Todesgefahr geraten, kann aber in letzter Sekunde von Reese vor ein paar Auftragskillern gerettet werden. Person Of Interest Staffel 5 Start Fakten zur 5. Staffel von Person of Interest
Das Team versucht alles, um ihn zu beschützen, während Samaritan-Agenten ihn Anke Engelke Kinder ganz New York jagen. Reese Irrläufer es, Root aufzuspüren und Harold zu befreien. Die fünfte Staffel "Person of Interest" ist Malcolm Mittendrin Deutsch letzte. Bei weiteren Nachforschungen entdeckt Babes And Stars dann aber, dass der echte Graham Wyler seit 15 Jahren tot ist. Wenn ja, wieso hat die Maschine ihre Nummer dann nicht der Regierung vermittelt? Kino Stade Programm der Welt des Feindes. Harold muss entscheiden, ob er Claire vertrauen kann oder sie nur ein Köder von Samaritan ist, um ihn und das Team endlich auszuschalten. Staffel 3. Also nimmt er den Fall mehrerer Vermisster in die eigene Hand.
