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Person of Interest Episode Guide
C.O.D.
Season 2
Episode Number: 32
Season Episode: 9
Originally aired: Thursday December 06, 2012
Writer:
Ray Utarnachitt
Director:
Clark Johnson
Show Stars: James Caviezel (John Reese), Taraji Henson (Detective Carter), Kevin
Chapman (Detective Lionel Fusco), Michael Emerson (Harold Finch)
Recurring Role: Robert John Burke (Simmons), David Valcin (Scarface), Al Sapienza
(Det. Tierney)
Guest Stars: Michael Irby (Fermin Ordonez), Reiko Aylesworth (Agent Regina Vickers),
Clarke Peters (Alonzo Quinn), Tony Plana (Senor Mendoza), Philip
Anthony-Rodriguez (Rafael Acosta), Larisa Polonsky (Irina Kapp), Ed
Setrakian (Don Grifoni), Amir Darvish (Aziz Mansoor), Christopher Yee
(D3mn8), Scott Aiello (Det. Bowman), Ann Markley (Beautiful Woman),
Mark Slama (Drunk), Veronica Cruz (Maria Ordonez), Marcelo Laygo
(Jorge Ordonez), Kirill Nikiforov (Vadim Pushkov), Mark Azarcon (Korean
Thug)
Production Code: 2J7209
Summary: Reese and Finch must track a cab driver whose Number has come
up. . . but they don’t know if he’s involved or if one of his passengers
may be the intended victim or predator. Meanwhile, Simmons continues
to put pressure on Fusco.
In the middle of the night, a cabbie
picks up a fare who offers him $500 to
circle the block until he calls for a pickup.
Reese and Finch are watching their
new Number, Cuban cab driver Fermin
Ordonez. Fermin was a baseball player
who defected from Cuba and played in
New York until he tore a ligament. Recently
he emptied out everything from his
saving account. Finch hails Fermin’s cab
and then hacks the onboard computer
and clones the driver’s computer. He then
makes small talk, asking if he’s a good
judge of character. Fermin admits he has
to be in his line of work and assesses
Finch as an intellectual librarian. Impressed, Finch tips him heavily when they arrive at his
destination.
Reese follows Fermin on motorcycle while Finch goes back to the library and piggybacks on
Fermin’s cell phone. He monitors the passengers and one of them, a drunk, asks Fermin to turn
on the baseball game. He refuses, claiming the radio is broken, and the drunk gets violent, and
Fermin pulls over and takes out a baseball bat from under his seat. The drunk runs off without
paying and Reese figures that Fermin didn’t want to hear about baseball after dropping out.
Finch warns Reese that it’s impossible for them to monitor all of Fermin’s passengers.
Later, Finch calls Carter and her run a check on Fermin. It turns up clean and he asks her
about her date with Detective Beecher.
Irritated, Carter hangs up and reads an article on the trials of the HR members.
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