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The Devil's Share

  • Episode aired Nov 26, 2013
  • TV-14
  • 43m
IMDb RATING
9.7/10
7.1K
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Amy Acker, Kevin Chapman, and Sarah Shahi in Person of Interest (2011)
ActionCrimeDramaMysterySci-FiThriller

The team seeks justice for Carter's murder, but Finch realizes that one person may go too far in the battle against HR. Meanwhile, NYPD officer Patrick Simmons' number comes up.The team seeks justice for Carter's murder, but Finch realizes that one person may go too far in the battle against HR. Meanwhile, NYPD officer Patrick Simmons' number comes up.The team seeks justice for Carter's murder, but Finch realizes that one person may go too far in the battle against HR. Meanwhile, NYPD officer Patrick Simmons' number comes up.

  • Director
    • Chris Fisher
  • Writers
    • Jonathan Nolan
    • Amanda Segel
    • Sean Hennen
  • Stars
    • Jim Caviezel
    • Kevin Chapman
    • Amy Acker
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  • IMDb RATING
    9.7/10
    7.1K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Chris Fisher
    • Writers
      • Jonathan Nolan
      • Amanda Segel
      • Sean Hennen
    • Stars
      • Jim Caviezel
      • Kevin Chapman
      • Amy Acker
    • 28User reviews
    • 1Critic review
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    Jim Caviezel
    Jim Caviezel
    • John Reese
    Kevin Chapman
    Kevin Chapman
    • Detective Lionel Fusco
    Amy Acker
    Amy Acker
    • Root
    Sarah Shahi
    Sarah Shahi
    • Sameen Shaw
    Michael Emerson
    Michael Emerson
    • Harold Finch…
    Clarke Peters
    Clarke Peters
    • Alonzo Quinn
    Richard Brooks
    Richard Brooks
    • Lead Marshal Pollack
    Brian Tarantina
    Brian Tarantina
    • Yorke
    Robert John Burke
    Robert John Burke
    • Officer Patrick Simmons
    Kwoade Cross
    Kwoade Cross
    • Taylor Carter
    Shawn Andrew
    Shawn Andrew
    • US Marshal
    • (as Shawn T. Andrew)
    Kohler McKenzie
    Kohler McKenzie
    • US Marshall #1
    Brett G. Smith
    • Team Leader
    Bruce Winant
    Bruce Winant
    • QMI Manager
    Reginald Huc
    • Ready Team One
    • (as Regi Huc)
    Laz Alonso
    Laz Alonso
    • Paul Carter
    • (uncredited)
    Enrico Colantoni
    Enrico Colantoni
    • Carl Elias
    • (uncredited)
    Jim Ford
    Jim Ford
    • SWAT
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Chris Fisher
    • Writers
      • Jonathan Nolan
      • Amanda Segel
      • Sean Hennen
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    User reviews28

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    9abderahmanht

    Everyone loved carter

    If you're honest and good at what you do, everyone admires it, from your friends to enemies everyone is going to admit it at the end once you're gone, that's the type of person i want to become, Honest, Excellent, Determined, Smart. Sad carter had to go ;(
    10wd-8

    Character, pathos, power

    Certainly the finest episode of the series, showing the deep human flaws as well as the redemption possible in all of us. The battle between the desire for revenge, and the need for the rule of law as primal struggle... Acting, direction, production, astonishing music (especially Johnny Cash "Hurt" best use ever), and flawless writing.

    Very dark and painful, but with redemption. Kevin Chapman's "Fusco" eulogy for Carter places him and his writers in the top rank here. Jim Caviezel's "Reese" single-mindedness, pain and power, the deep character development of "Finch" and "Shaw", the power of Amy Acker's "ROOT", and many fine supporting roles show Writers, Actors and the Director in perfect harmony.

    Superb.
    10jecouch

    Stunning

    This episode was one of the best hours of television I've watched in very long time. I won't give any spoilers, but I will say that everything in the episode was nearly perfect; the acting, the music, the writing. The roller coaster went up the hill and then the twist and turns began. What a ride.

    I complain bitterly about the dearth of real entertainment on television, but I must say this episode has proved that it's still possible to entertain without formula. I recognize not every show this season hit the same note, but they were all important to make this episode so brilliant.
    coop-16

    One of the peaks of the television medium.

    Does IMDb plant to have a list of the highest rated TV EPISODES? If so, this deserves to be one it. The writers did the impossible. They topped The Crossing. This episode was jaw dropping in its sustained brilliance. I can think of no flaw. The acting, the writing, the music, (finest use of Johnny Cash's Hurt EVER.) and the cinematography was unrelentingly magnificent. I would list the highlights, but there is a problem with that. EVERYTHING was a highlight. The great Greek tragic dramas were originally written as trilogies. However, almost all are now lost, with the exception of the Oresteia. The "Heroes Fall" trilogy, as it mat eventually be known was, perhaps ,the closest thing to Greek tragic trilogy that the TV medium has yet seen. notably, like many of the best episodes of TV drama, the title had at least three meanings. In effect, three devils got a share. One was released from her prison. Another got his comeuppance. Finally , with HR destroyed, a third will move into the vacuum, and resume undisputed sway over organized crime in New York. In short, absolutely magnificent.
    10HBaldursson

    Fine storytelling

    I have been watching "Person of Interest" with growing enthusiasm over the past few weeks, and then they made an awesome episode "Endgame" followed up by another episode just as brilliant "The Crossing", which are followed up by the CLASSIC "The Devil's Share".

    This episode hits all the right notes, with music, action, drama, tragedy, blended into a sci-fi concept not too far from reality.

    The series as a whole so far has some ups and downs, but these three episodes make the whole series a must see. The reviewed episode is on the level of quality we got from the Breaking Bad finale.

    Trust me. Watch this show. See these three episodes.

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    Storyline

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    • Trivia
      First episode to not have the intro with Finch talking about himself, the team, and the machine.
    • Goofs
      When Reese is shown in the flashback, the Machine view shows him with yellow color, signifying that he knows about the machine, even though he had not yet even met Finch. In previous flashbacks to times before he met Finch, he had various colors depending on his status at that time, but never yellow.
    • Quotes

      [Under police arrest, Officer Simmons is lying in a hospital bed when he senses someone in the darkened room]

      Carl Elias: It's just me, Officer.

      [Elias leans forward in his chair into the light]

      Officer Patrick Simmons: Elias. What do you want? Quinn and I are bust. HR is dead. Nothin' else to do but to rub my face in it.

      Carl Elias: Not really my style.

      Officer Patrick Simmons: Then why the hell are you here?

      Carl Elias: Well, there remains a debt. Civilization rests on the principle that we treat our criminals better than they treated their victims, that we not stoop to their level.

      [pause]

      Carl Elias: But you and I are outliers; we're not really a part of civilization. We're something... older. Which means, of course, that we can do the things that civilized people can't. I offered to kill you for Detective Carter many times, and she always said no. She was civilized to the very end. I don't think she liked me. But I liked her very much. You killed her. So now I consider it my responsibility to fix the particular problem that is you, Officer Simmons.

      Officer Patrick Simmons: You really think you're gonna be the one to kill me?

      Carl Elias: [laughing] No. No, my friend is going to kill you. I'm just gonna watch.

      [Elias leans back in his chair as his right-hand man Scarface approaches Simmons with a garrote and proceeds to strangle him to death]

    • Crazy credits
      Not only is the title sequence absent, but there isn't even a title card at any point.
    • Soundtracks
      Hurt
      Written by Trent Reznor

      Performed by Johnny Cash

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    Details

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    • Release date
      • November 26, 2013 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Silvercup Studios - 4222 22nd Street, Long Island City, Queens, New York City, New York, USA(Studio)
    • Production companies
      • Kilter Films
      • Bad Robot
      • Warner Bros. Television
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    • Runtime
      • 43m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 16:9 HD

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