Netflix viewers have admitted to repeatedly binging all 103 episodes of Person of Interest, a crime drama that has left audiences hooked from the first episode. The show has sparked widespread discussion on Reddit, where fans continue to praise it years after its original release.
Viewers Praise the Series on Reddit
The conversation began when a social media user asked: "Must watch TV shows on Netflix... shows that keep you hooked from the first episode?" Many TV lovers quickly shared their thoughts, with Person of Interest clearly having been a huge hit with fans worldwide.
Replying to the post, one person said: "Person of Interest." Another added: "Definitely! Rewatching now!" This is not the only thread where the show has sparked conversation, as it has garnered acclaim across other Reddit discussions as well.
Fans Call It One of the Greatest Shows
Speaking about Person of Interest, someone else noted: "One of the few shows I have watched multiple times." A fourth added: "It was far ahead of its time. People today are abuzz about things fans saw coming a decade and a half ago thanks to this show."
A fifth responded: "One of the greatest shows in television history. Not a bad season, no muddled plotlines and more importantly they stuck the landing perfectly in its finale." One more also commented: "I have rewatched it with different friends and family almost 15 times. It's jolly good."
The Plot of Person of Interest
Person of Interest is an American science fiction crime drama television series that originally broadcast on CBS from September 2011 to June 2016. Spanning five seasons, the show comprises 103 episodes in total. Created by Jonathan Nolan, the series boasted executive producers including Nolan himself, alongside J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk, Greg Plageman, Denise Thé and Chris Fisher.
The programme revolves around a mysterious reclusive billionaire computer programmer named Harold Finch (Michael Emerson). He has developed a computer system for the federal government called "the Machine" with the capability to compile all information sources to predict terrorist activities and help identify those behind them. Finch recruits John Reese (Jim Caviezel), a former special forces soldier and CIA operative, employing him as a field agent to prevent ordinary murders. The series examines a range of moral questions, from concerns about privacy and "the greater good" to problems arising from operating with limited information systems.
Despite being over a decade old, audiences continue to adore and discover it. Now that it is streaming on Netflix, it is certain to attract an even larger following.
