With Samaritan up and running, it is a new reality for Reese, Finch, Shaw, Root and even Bear, who are on Samaritan's top five most wanted list, and thus are in hiding of sorts. Finch's Machine has manufactured undercover "day" jobs for each, Finch's which is close to his own mentality, while Reese and Shaw's are somewhat more surprising for different reasons. Root tries to explain to Shaw that these jobs, however inappropriate they may seem on the surface, were chosen by the Machine for a reason. When the Machine contacts Reese and Shaw with a new number, Reese is prepared to continue with their old work. Logistically it is a little more difficult for Shaw to take time away from her day job. But Finch is a little more difficult to convince, he believing that their work with the Machine has resulted in more direct deaths than the number of lives that they have saved. Regardless, they all realize that if they do go back into business, the likelihood that Samaritan will find them will

I've been waiting for the fourth season to premiere ever since I saw the season 3 finale. Despite being the creation of famous writers, POI has always been underrated until it started to revel from the very start of the third season. The larger story came into the view as opposed to isolated incidents of every week. This episode thickens the plot and explores how the machine and its aides try to fight back against a seemingly sovereign archenemy. I would call this a really good start to the much-awaited fourth season. I can hardly imagine anything that they could have added which could have further kindled the audience's anticipation.

Duration: 3 Discs HD DVD-9 Plastic Bag Packing Ver. ( Complete Series )