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phantom1592 |
I watched the first 5 episodes (I like both Jaimie Alexander and Ashley Johnson) but gave up because I just couldn't deal with Agent Scruffy McGenericHero's scowling taking up 90% of the screen time.
There are a lot of coincidences that just... really irk me. Out of hundred tattoos.. they just HAPPEN to figure one out the exact same day the tattoo crime is happening? IN the exact order they are figured out??
EVERY week?!?
I REALLY need to see a few disasters happen that could have been avoided if they had only figured them out faster... or clues that only made sense in hindsight. The premise is interesting, but REALLY stretches my believability.
It's still on my dvr, but it's really the last thing I watch each week. And yeah! That main guy does scream Generic action RPG character...
Damon Griffin |
There are a lot of coincidences that just... really irk me. Out of hundred tattoos.. they just HAPPEN to figure one out the exact same day the tattoo crime is happening? IN the exact order they are figured out??
EVERY week?!?
Completely agree. Also, we have yet to get the first clue about why anyone thought it would be a good idea to use tattoos as an information delivery system in the first place, instead of just leaking the info to the FBI directly. Just tell them a rogue military officer is stockpiling chemical weapons, rather than create cryptic puzzles.
And anyway, how is it this mysterious group knows about things not only ongoing in secret, but upcoming in the near future?
In Person of Interest there's at least an attempt to explain why the Machine gives so little information to the team: spitting out coded social security numbers and nothing else allows the transmission to fly below the radar. It's not a [b]good[/g] explanation, but better than any we get for tattoos.
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CBDunkerson |
I REALLY need to see a few disasters happen that could have been avoided if they had only figured them out faster... or clues that only made sense in hindsight. The premise is interesting, but REALLY stretches my believability.
Both of those things actually HAVE happened. Along with events being triggered BECAUSE they started looking into them and 'anonymous tips' being phoned in from the people behind the tattoos when they missed something that was about to happen.
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Damon Griffin |
@SmiloDan: No, I got those, but how is that a motive for using tattoos (or any cryptic method) to convey information to the FBI?
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Cylyria |
I watched the first 5 episodes (I like both Jaimie Alexander and Ashley Johnson) but gave up because I just couldn't deal with Agent Scruffy McGenericHero's scowling taking up 90% of the screen time.
I'm, glad I'm not the only only one who was bothered by that guy. Jaime Alexander is awesome but there is just something off about the male lead, at least to me.