She is extremely captivating. I love her biting sarcasm on PoI.
Before acting she trained for ballet but had to drop out due to injury
I've ben watching Person Of Interest
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Before acting she trained for ballet but had to drop out due to injury
Charter? 
The actress who played Carter had bigger roles offered to her, and has gone on to a very successful career. I can't fault her for that. However, I liked the character of Carter a great deal.
The actress who played Carter had bigger roles offered to her, and has gone on to a very successful career. I can't fault her for that. However, I liked the character of Carter a great deal.
It was funny to see how polarizing Person of Interest became when it "transformed" into something more. Suddenly all these websites were gushing over how great of a show it was, while the stereotypical CBS audience who thinks NCIS is fresh and exciting was whining and complaining that they weren't getting a cookie cutter episodic procedural where nothing carried over from episode to episode.
Yeah. CBS was definitely the wrong network for the show. Funny thing, though, I think the reason they initially made the first two seasons more procedural was to sell it to the audience, and I think the show is better for it.
Non sequitur much?
Charter is my cable company. 
What I read is they got rid of Carter to move more into sci-fi storytelling. I'm hoping she had her Empire role before leaving. She is a wonderful actor.
I like the cop show, it's good as a cop show too. I mainly started watching it for the sci-fi and aliens.
What I read is they got rid of Carter to move more into sci-fi storytelling. I'm hoping she had her Empire role before leaving. She is a wonderful actor.
I like the cop show, it's good as a cop show too. I mainly started watching it for the sci-fi and aliens.
I have mixed feelings on CBS's pressure to keep the show procedural and case-of-the-week-driven. On the one hand, it meant that it took way, way too long for the show to begin exploring its potential. All the cop-corruption stuff just bored me after a while. But on the other hand, in the later seasons, I felt the continued focus on the numbers of the week helped keep the show focused on its core message that every individual mattered, at a time when it was at risk of losing sight of that in its pursuit of its bigger story arc.
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