TV-14
2011    43mThriller, Crime
8.592%81%8.1
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An off-the-grid and presumed-dead former CIA agent, John Reese, is hired by a mysterious tech billionaire software genius, Harold Finch, to prevent violent crimes before they happen in New York City via an advanced surveillance software.

5 Seasons

  • Season 1
    Season 123 Episodes
  • Season 2
    Season 222 Episodes
  • Season 3
    Season 323 Episodes
  • Season 4
    Season 422 Episodes
  • Season 5
    Season 513 Episodes
  • Specials
    Specials2 Episodes
  • Jim CaviezelJohn Reese
  • Michael EmersonHarold Finch
  • Kevin ChapmanLionel Fusco
  • Taraji P. HensonJoss Carter
  • Amy AckerRoot
  • Sarah ShahiSameen Shaw
  • John NolanJohn Greer
  • Enrico ColantoniCarl Elias
  • Robert John BurkePatrick Simmons
  • Al SapienzaRaymond Terney
  • Boris McGiverGeorge Hersh
  • David ValcinScarface
  • Brett CullenNathan Ingram
  • Clarke PetersAlonzo Quinn
  • Elizabeth MarvelAlicia Corwin
  • John DomanRoss Garrison
  • Carrie PrestonGrace Hendricks
  • Camryn ManheimControl
  • Jay O. SandersSpecial Counsel
  • Brennan BrownNicholas Donnelly
  • Julie JonesJuly 19, 2026
    This is possibly the best show I've ever followed, I enjoy a good hero story, and this is definitely that. I highly recommend you to watch this show
  • Tony SheekApril 21, 2025
    One of the best series I’ve seen it will definitely hold your attention and after the first couple episodes it will have you feeling like this could possibly happen and as you get in deeper with each episode you’ll be believing that this is real and is already happening
  • HomeNASMainUserOctober 6, 2025
    Initially skeptical of the premise - I'd suggest to anyone trying this show to watch the first 6 episode. That may sound like a lot, but I trust that it is rewarding. This show is going straight to my top 5 rewatchable shows of all time, along with Fringe (also a brain child of J.J. Abrams, for those who would like to watch something similarly sci-fi, mysterious and full of action).
  • PlexCouchmanDecember 7, 2025
    One of my top three favourite TV shows. I rewatch it once or twice a year. It never gets old. The story is great, but what makes it brilliant is the characters. Watching them all try to do good and be better than their past selves over five seasons. The idea of a supercomputer watching you everywhere you go, knowing what you'll do next, is both fascinating and frightening, and feels more and more like a reality every day. And of course, the best character is Bear.
  • Dario TibayJune 14, 2026
    Rewatching Person of Interest now, the striking thing is how well it evolves. The early appeal is clean and immediate: Finch has a Machine that predicts violent crimes, Reese is the damaged operative sent to intervene, and every episode begins with a number. That alone would have made a solid procedural. But the show keeps expanding. Carter and Fusco ground it in law, corruption, and redemption. Root and Shaw open the door to faith, autonomy, and emotional damage that refuses to behave neatly. The Machine itself becomes less of a device and more of a character. Then Samaritan arrives and the series turns into a full-scale argument about what kind of intelligence should be allowed to shape human life. It is still entertaining in the old-fashioned sense: payphones, stakeouts, aliases, shootouts, secret bases, dry humour, a very good dog. But underneath all that is a serious anxiety about surveillance, prediction, and the seductive idea that privacy is a fair price for safety. One of the better network dramas of its era, and one of the rare shows that became more relevant after it ended.
  • LinoApril 29, 2026
    Jim Caviezel is such a terrinle actor, and it's laughable when you're the worst actor in your own show. Despite this the show itself is fine - the premise is good and thanks to the other cast it's very watchable, even if it falls kinda flat in the end. The last season is the worst one, spending far too much time on subplots making the reunion feel rushed, bringing back minor characters nobody cares about while completely forgettring recurring ones that were well-liked, and then the finale is honestly just kinda disappointing. A word of advice for filmmakers and show runners - never kill off the best, most interesting and likeable characters. What could've been great was just ok.
  • Arthas MenethilSeptember 3, 2025
    Fantastic Show and beautifully executed.

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