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Latest episode was good, showed a lot of progression towards the tower, which is always promising!

I also enjoyed the

airfield murdering scene, great plot twist! I thought for sure it was the new guy!

Does JJ Abrams even sleep? I'm starting to suspect that they are slapping his name on anything and everything because he has good branding.

Actually, you should watch last week's interview with Jon Stewart. Stewart asked him about all the shows and movies he's doing and he blatantly stated that those aren't his shows, he's just a producer on them via his production company Bad Robot. At the moment, there is no JJ Abrams TV Show airing (Fringe was his last one).

Look at the Created by during the opening credits, JJ's name isn't found there.

Revolution is created by Eric Kripke

Person of Interest is created by Jonathan Nolan

Believe is created by Alfonso Cuar?n

Almost Human is created by J. H. Wyman

Abrams just gets EP credit.

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Actually didn't know it was the last episode. I liked it as was good for a ending. And i forgot to add, how many ex 24 people were in this show, i counted over 5.

It was the season finale. It'll be back for a second season in the Fall. :)

I will watch season 2, Hopefully now the powers back. Be more interesting ;)

I wouldnt count on the power staying up. The whole plot of the show is around the power being down. Hard for me to see how they make another season with the power up and make up new problems...... I donno, maybe i'm wrong.

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