TVF:
Person of Interest returned by jumping right back into the regular swing of things with Reese, Finch, Fusco, Carter, and now the newest member of the super group, Shaw, saving people and kneecapping bad guys. Yes, Bear returned too, but he was simply out for a late night walk.
Rather than focus heavily on the consequences of the last season finale, "God Mode," and the Machine's freedom, "Liberty," held back on an overload, yet tossed in a few digital tidbits for viewers to mull over. The intro changed its look with a lot more red, the square boxes around the core characters in surveillance video are yellow (although Root's is a combination of black and yellow), the Machine sends out numbers not just to Reese and Finch but also the police, and the Machine's communication and purpose behind Root as an asset is still a mystery.
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This was a great premiere. I think it's going to be a very interesting season for all of them.