Person of Interest

The fan-favorite series Person of Interest has not yet made its season debut, which for the first time will only be 13 episodes. Since this announcement, fans have wondered whether the show will be ending following this shortened season. Executive Producer J.J. Abrams spoke at the TCA’s and seems to be under that impression himself: “My guess is this is the final season. The only heartbreak there is how much good story there was to come if it were to have continued. But Jonah [Nolan] and Greg Plageman I think have done such an amazing job on that show and I know what these episodes are that they’ve done wrapping it up. We don’t yet have a schedule, but they will see the light of day. People will get to see these episodes and I know the power of that story.” Abrams added, “To have a show go as many years as that has, it’s very hard to complain. It’s a miracle to get a show on the air and

When it comes to a show like Person of Interest, it’s never afraid to shake things up, or go incredibly dark to tell a riveting, compelling, and believable story. Or as believable as you can be in a show where a sentient computer has basically taken over the world for the “right” reasons. Last season, the show ended with many shocking developments, and at Comic-Con, the team behind Person of Interest said at their panel (via IGN) that the 13-episode Season 5 will “Drop the mic.” “We’re going to make 13 kickass episodes, and drop the microphone,” series creator Jonathan Nolan said. Since it’s impossible to know this early on if the show’s to return for a Season 6, Nolan couldn’t make any solid claims about POI’s future, but he said “I can’t predict down the road but we’re very proud of the show and if it’s the last season, no one is going to be disappointed with the story we tell.” The team also gave some tidbits about what you can