One Percent
- Episode aired Feb 7, 2013
- TV-14
- 44m
IMDb RATING
8.3/10
2.8K
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A tech billionaire's erratic behavior makes it very hard for Mr Reese to protect him when his number comes up.A tech billionaire's erratic behavior makes it very hard for Mr Reese to protect him when his number comes up.A tech billionaire's erratic behavior makes it very hard for Mr Reese to protect him when his number comes up.
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Did you know
- TriviaPierce's watch is a Patek Philippe Sky Moon Tourbillon ($1.5 million) and his car is a 2012 McLaren MP4-12C ($230,000).
- Quotes
Harold Finch: [concerned about Bear] I read that if there's anxiety in the home, it can make your pets become upset. Have you been under any excess stress?
John Reese: You mean besides being locked in an 11x13 in Rikers and wearing a bomb vest around Manhattan? Not really.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Person of Interest: All In (2013)
- SoundtracksHaven't We Met
Written by: Scott Nickoley, Jamie Dunlap and Stephen Lang
Featured review
Interesting character
I couldn't disagree more about the other reviews of this episode. It brought in a new, vibrant, quirky, not unsympathetic character. The episode suggests that we're likely to see more of Logan Pierce. I, for one, would look forward to it. The episode was energetic and refreshing, bringing to an end the Donnelly sequence, that I found overextended.
This show never disappoints, even when they go a bit over the top (two bomb vests?! C'mon.). This episode had a wisecracky kind of humor that was a departure from the stolid punning that Reese and Finch indulge in. The revenge fantasy motif never seems to grow old, does it? Any show that sticks with and uses a character like Lionel Fusco long enough to make him sympathetic is worth watching.
This show never disappoints, even when they go a bit over the top (two bomb vests?! C'mon.). This episode had a wisecracky kind of humor that was a departure from the stolid punning that Reese and Finch indulge in. The revenge fantasy motif never seems to grow old, does it? Any show that sticks with and uses a character like Lionel Fusco long enough to make him sympathetic is worth watching.
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- ejcarney
- Feb 11, 2013
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