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Person of Interest - Episodes 3.11 & 3.12 - Titles Revealed

31 Oct 2013

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Episode 3.11 of Person of Interest will be called "Lethe"
Episode 3.12 of Person of Interest will be called "Aletheia"

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18 comments:

  1. Jimmy31 October 2013 at 08:35

    Sounds like a 2 parter because the titles have a sort of ring to them. They'll probably be the first 2 episodes in January

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  2. b3rt431 October 2013 at 08:38

    Definitely a two-parter because they have casted a guest role for these both episodes.

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  3. Chris Talpos31 October 2013 at 10:38

    How do you know they casted someone for a guest role? :p

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  4. b3rt431 October 2013 at 10:56

    ;)

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  5. Chris Talpos31 October 2013 at 11:02

    Hmmm.....not to give one sufficient reasons for deduction, but why do I have the feeling that they intend to explore features related to political appointments? ;).

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  6. kyriakosmp31 October 2013 at 11:17

    "Lethe" means 'oblivion' in Greek. "Alethea" means 'truth' in Greek. What's with the Greek names? (proud to be Greek)

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  7. Sharan31 October 2013 at 12:34

    They've extended the bilingual bonus a lot this year. Love the diversity. So far, we've had Latin, Sanskrit, Russian, Greek. Pumped to see where it goes.

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  8. Mr. M31 October 2013 at 13:17

    Greek?

    "Do you remember how the Titans were finally killed? Before they could eat their youngest child, Zeus, he wrapped a boulder in his swaddling clothes and then watched as his father choked on it." (Greer)


    ....?

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  9. DarthLocke431 October 2013 at 13:37

    Thanks for the translation! :)

    Well the Grecian titles most likely are going to relate to either Decima and/or the machine doing something extraordinary again (because the Grecian references tend to relate to God and or Gods mythology, which Greer also used titans as an analogy either in "Dead Reckoning"or "Trojan Horse"). Although we have had a bit of Russian and Latin themes as well, the Grecian themes were introduced last year with Greer and the Sea God "Protues", but we also have the character Zoe. One of the cliff hangers from last season was this high ranking woman referred to as "Ma'am" who contacted The Special Council and Hersh in the episode "God Mode".

    From POI Wiki:

    Control is an unnamed woman, addressed as "Ma'am" who calls Special Counsel and Hersh after they found out that the Machine had moved itself to a new unknown location. She gives Hersh the order to "seal the room", meaning to kill everyone present, including Special Counsel.

    She was later seen sitting in a black town car, perusing a file named "Memorandum for Control - Department recruitment status 2012-2013" when Hersh met her in her car and tells her that Research had made contact about a new number. She told him to get a team ready.

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  10. Bradley Adams31 October 2013 at 15:36

    I think last two before Christmas.

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  11. Hk Singh31 October 2013 at 19:24

    No sanskrit..:-)

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  12. Hk Singh31 October 2013 at 19:26

    Greek being a dead language may have something to do with the past of Finch or carter. .

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  13. DarthLocke431 October 2013 at 21:39

    Could be, but it's also already tied into the playing "God" themes relating to the machine/artificial intelligence, as last season we were introduced to man named Greer (and the Technology company Decima), who made a Titan analogy about 'out with the old Gods and in with the new'...We had two Grecian episode titles: "Proteus" (Sea God. It was used as metaphor for 'the storm' brewing and tides changing) and "Trojan Horse"...(We also have a character named Zoe)...


    Bad Robot also uses a lot of Grecian references (Lost, Fringe, and possibly the upcoming Almost Human--see "Dorian" people), but it seems to be most thematically prominent in POI!

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  14. SRJ31 October 2013 at 21:50

    1.20: Matsya Nyaya.

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  15. João Paulo31 October 2013 at 23:55

    For thing in my mind, this is great man. I hope Decima and Greer returns.

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  16. Hk Singh1 November 2013 at 04:49

    Oya..nyay means justice..I missed that

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  17. SRJ1 November 2013 at 04:53

    "Law of the Fishes" to be exact.

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  18. aswmbo1 November 2013 at 21:44

    If POI follows the format of S1 & 2, Episode 10 will be the cliff hanger in mid-December, right before the holiday break...and Episode 11 will resolve that nail biter as the first new episode in mid-Jan, 2014.

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