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A Person of Interest

  • Episode aired Feb 16, 2009
  • TV-14
  • 41m
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7.6/10
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Allison begins acting compulsively after dreaming about the murder of a judge years before.Allison begins acting compulsively after dreaming about the murder of a judge years before.Allison begins acting compulsively after dreaming about the murder of a judge years before.

  • Director
    • Patricia Arquette
  • Writers
    • Glenn Gordon Caron
    • Craig Sweeny
    • Robert Doherty
  • Stars
    • Patricia Arquette
    • Miguel Sandoval
    • David Cubitt
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.6/10
    252
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    • Director
      • Patricia Arquette
    • Writers
      • Glenn Gordon Caron
      • Craig Sweeny
      • Robert Doherty
    • Stars
      • Patricia Arquette
      • Miguel Sandoval
      • David Cubitt
    • 1User review
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    Patricia Arquette
    Patricia Arquette
    • Allison Dubois
    Miguel Sandoval
    Miguel Sandoval
    • D.A. Manuel Devalos
    David Cubitt
    David Cubitt
    • Detective Lee Scanlon
    Sofia Vassilieva
    Sofia Vassilieva
    • Ariel Dubois
    Maria Lark
    Maria Lark
    • Bridgette Dubois
    Jake Weber
    Jake Weber
    • Joe Dubois
    Kevin Corrigan
    Kevin Corrigan
    • David Brewer
    Enzo Rossi
    • Arlo Slocombe
    Xander Berkeley
    Xander Berkeley
    • Mitchell Slocombe
    Lois Atkins
    • Debbie Brewer
    Eileen Gonzales
    • Reporter
    Madison Carabello
    Madison Carabello
    • Marie Dubois
    Miranda Carabello
    Miranda Carabello
    • Marie Dubois
    Stephanie Patton
    • Blonde Teenager
    Peggy Goss
    Peggy Goss
    • Mother
    Angela Bullock
    Angela Bullock
    • Psychiatrist
    Mark Colson
    Mark Colson
    • Balding Man
    Rich Skinner
    Rich Skinner
    • Obese Man
    • (as Richard Skinner)
    • Director
      • Patricia Arquette
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      • Glenn Gordon Caron
      • Craig Sweeny
      • Robert Doherty
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    3Kamandi73

    Employee of the Month??

    Sad Sack Joe (Jake Weber), who managed to turn every positive invention, idea, or career breakthrough into a trainwreck, hires a domestic terrorist as his first employee.

    Joe is so excited to get a bargain deal on a great engineer! He thinks it is some kind of miracle that he found David (Kevin Corrigan) to work for him. As they sit around talking about the company goals, Joe has no idea that his new employee killed 17 people with a bomb.

    Allison is getting all the dream tips, and eventually she puts it all together, as she builds a bomb from an old microwave. Somehow she is sucked into the past, and the personality of the youth that became David (Joe's employee). Sometimes this show goes into the realms of the bizarre, goofy and ridiculous.

    Meanwhile the angry melon-headed kid is all for it. She never smiles and always glares at everyone she loves. Mommy accidentally blowing up the house is par for Bridgette's life goals.

    Finally, when Davalos tells Allison that all her nutty dreams are worthless in this case, Allison visits Corrigan to ask him to confess. Corrigan gives her the Italian salute, and tells her jump off a short pier. He is a lot shorter on conscience than Allison expected. Overall, nothing got resolved, and Joe lost a cheap employee.

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    • Trivia
      Enzo Rossi is Patricia Arquette's son. On the refrigerator, the name "Harlo" is spelled. Patricia's daughter's name is Harlow.
    • Goofs
      About 35 minutes into this episode, during one of Allison's dreams, we see David Brewer (Slocumb) call his dad out to the shed so he can show him the "fertilizer bomb" he has built from an old microwave. On the shelves in the background are a few "old" computers. Since this dream sequence shows an occurrence before Mitchell Slocumb has detonated the bomb in a parking garage below the Federal Courthouse in 1985, it can only be assumed that these computers (which are obviously scraps) originated some time prior to 1985. Both systems are considerably more modern than that. I would place them closer to 1995 (the upper system has a CD-Rom drive clearly visible). CD-Rom drives were not even available commercially until 1985 at which time they were very expensive and most certainly would not be in a "junk" system in someone's shed. These systems most likely employed Pentium processors, whereas in 1985, we were still using 80286 CPUs.
    • Quotes

      Joe Dubois: Changing your name so that people won't hold what your father did against you, is that a crime?

    • Soundtracks
      Viva La Vida
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      Written by Guy Berryman, Jon Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin

      Performed by Coldplay

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    • Release date
      • February 16, 2009 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Raleigh Manhattan Beach Studios - 1600 Rosecrans Avenue, Manhattan Beach, California, USA(Studio)
    • Production companies
      • Picturemaker Productions
      • Grammnet Productions
      • CBS Paramount Network Television
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    • Runtime
      41 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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