Person of Interest Season 2

Person of Interest crime drama TV Series, Complete Season 2 on DVD – over 15 hours of content! VICTIM OR PERPETRATOR, IF YOUR NUMBER’S UP, WE’LL FIND YOU. The Machine identifies another gripping season’s worth of potential crimes that must be stopped by billionaire tech genius Harold Finch (Michael Emerson) and ex-CIA operative John Reese (Jim Caviezel). Adversaries from Reese’s undercover past and Finch’s government work threaten the team’s crime-fighting mission and anonymity. Meanwhile, NYPD Detectives Carter(Taraji P. Henson) and Fusco (Kevin Chapman) face down FBI probes and the dangerous tentacles of the police conspiracy known as “HR.” From creator Jonathan Nolan (The Dark Knight) and J.J. Abrams’s Bad Robot Productions (Fringe, Lost, Revolution) comes the dazzling 6-Disc, 22-Episode Season Two. Special Features View from the Machine: 24 Hours Behind Person of Interest. Follow cast and creators through a day of weaving a complex web of episodic action adventure Season Finale Episode Commentary Gag Reel Awards for series Won People's Choice Award, Favorite New TV Drama (2012) Won ASCAP Award , Top Television Series (2013) Nominated TV Guide Award, Favorite Drama Series (2013) Person of Interest TV Show Season 2 Review “Person of Interest borrows elements from several different media, blends ‘em up and manages to create a consistently compelling slice of weekly network TV. The first season laid plenty of groundwork while capturing a solid critical and commercial following…and oddly enough, the trend actually turned upward during its second season, which serves up 22 more episodes of action, drama and intrigue. Season One's finale, "Firewall”, closed on a strong note; it was one of Person of Interest's most-watched episodes to date..weaving together at least three layers of mystery as new “person of interest” Caroline Turing (Amy Acker) was revealed to be a hacker named “Root” who wanted to capture Finch (Michael Emerson) while being pursued by Reese (Jim Cavaziel). The second season doesn't allow for much breathing room, beginning almost immediately where Season One left off and, not surprisingly, maintaining the show's quick pace. It's a terrific string of episodes, packed with plenty of action, mystery a good dose of humor and even a cool dog…One of the biggest breakout hits of 2011, Person of Interest returns in style with a second season that serves up plenty more action, suspense and intrigue. Performances remain strong, the series’ mythology has deepened nicely and, as always, the exceptional production values aren't far below your average Hollywood blockbuster…Highly Recommended." DVD Talk