Person of Interest Season 4 will return on air on April 7 with Episode 19 "Search and Destroy". Reese [Jim Caviezel], Finch [Michael Emerson], and the rest of the crew is set to protect a CEO of a software company after the Machine detects the danger awaiting his life.
However, saving the life of CEO Rajiv Khan won't be easy for the team due to his behavior. Khan became especially erratic following a previous attack by a hacker that revealed his personal life. Aasif Mandvi will play the role of the troubled CEO that will bring the whole team into another action-packed episode.
"Person of Interest" Season 4 will unveil a lot of important plot lines and twists in the magnificent team's personal lives and relationships.
This season finally paved the way for Caviezel's character to give romance a chance to enter his pathos life. The death of NYPD detective Joss Carter, played by now Empire actress, Taraji Henson, affected John severely. In the episode where she died, John admitted that he loves her. Her demise caused John to once again close his doors for romance.
The latest season introduced the character of Dr. Iris Campbell, played by actress Wrenn Schmidt, the therapist of Reese's undercover detective character, John Riley. During their early sessions, Reese was reluctant to share vital details about his life. He eventually told Iris the pain of losing Carter as a partner and loyal friend. He also saved her life from the notorious The Brotherhood in the "Point of Origin" episode.
In the show's episode "Skip," Iris finally admitted that she has feelings for John despite being afraid of him and not to mention, unethical. Right before the episode ended, the two kissed then John told her that he's good at keeping secrets and kissed her again.
Person of Interest "Search and Destroy" Episode will see the team trying to save the life of a software company CEO. Episode 19 will air on April 7 on CBS.
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