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Person of Interest Episode Guide
that he’s called in a political specialist: Zoe Morgan, their former Person of Interest. Finch hangs
up without telling him who he’s meeting with.
Finch and Zoe go to a private study room and he explains that he’s friends with Reese, who is
on the run helping another client. Now Finch would like her to return the favor.
Special Agent Ellis talks to Leslie, asking if her husband had any radical political views. They
think that terrorists freed him, and points out that Scott has been out of work for months. Leslie
is surprised at the news and Ellis points out that she doesn’t know her husband as well as she
thinks.
Finch tells Zoe about how Scott was framed and shows her a list of alternative suspects. Zoe
figures that it’s something beyond the political, and explains that Delancey owned a contracting
company before running for office. The DA’s office was preparing an investigation into the
company concerning reports of kickbacks and bribes, and Pete Matheson, Delancey’s business
partner and campaign manager, was the one running the business. Finch and Zoe both figure
that Matheson was responsible for the crimes and planned to eliminate Delancey and let him
take the blame. They have no proof that Matheson had Delancey killed, and Zoe suggests that
they go get some.
Scott watches the news as the reporters try to get a statement from his wife. He wonders why
someone chose to make him a patsy, and Reese explains that he fit the role. Someone arrives at
the door and Reese attacks the shooter when he comes in. After a brief struggle, Reese tosses the
man over the second-story balcony, grabs Scott, and runs off.
Zoe goes to the site of the vigil for Delancey and approaches Matheson. She suggests that
Matheson can use her services to deal with the impending investigation. He’s surprised to learn
that Zoe knows that he and Delancey were business partners, and she offers to bring Scott to
him. Matheson denies everything but Zoe gives him her card and suggests she call him if he wants
her services. Once she leaves, Matheson makes a call, unaware that Finch is nearby monitoring
the whole thing. The hacker, a woman, insists that she is handling things. Matheson wants to
know why she’s failed to kill Scott, and the hacker says that she’ll take care of it. She threatens
to blow all of his secrets if he doesn’t stop calling her, and tells him to have the payment ready
when she fulfills the contract. The hacker then calls the killer and gives him Reese’s location on
a subway.
On the subway car, Reese finds a transmitter on Scott’s clothing and realizes that the killer
planted it on him at his house. Scott worries that he has nothing to go back to. However, Reese
says that he’s been in the same position and tells him that no matter how bad it looks, there’s
always a way out and it’s never too late. Scott asks Reese to promise that he can save him, but
when Reese hesitates, Scott demands to talk to his wife before he dies, so that his wife doesn’t
think he’s a killer. Reese says that he knows how it feels, but admits that in his case it was true.
At the next station, Reese gets Scott out of the car and calls Carter. He wants her to set it up
so that Scott can call his wife, and insists that Scott needs it. Carter reluctantly agrees and tells
Leslie that the neighbors are calling to check in. Leslie takes the phone and Scott apologizes.
When she points out that he hid their financial status from him, he admits that he couldn’t tell
her and promises to make things right. Reese spots the killer coming and gets Scott out before
he can say goodbye.
The killer follows them through the station, following the tracking signal. It leads into the
woman’s bathroom and he goes in.
However, he discovers that Reese has put the transmitter in a stall. Reese ambushes the man
and they struggle. When the killer goes for his gun, Reese knocks him out with a hand dryer and
takes his tracker as he goes.
Scott goes to the police station and turns himself in. Carter is there and looks on in surprise.
Reese meets Finch and turns over the tracking unit. When the hacker calls to confirm if the
killer has finished the job, Finch tells her that it isn’t quite over. She then starts typing a suicide
letter.
Carter gets a text message saying to check her email. It has a voice recording of Matheson
telling the hacker that he hired her to kill Delancey. Carter takes a team to Matheson’s home
and discovers that he’s dead, an apparent suicide, with a suicide letter on his computer.
Later, Scott goes home, his name cleared. Reese watches from a distance as Scott is reunited
with his wife. Zoe comes to see Reese and he thanks her for helping them catch Matheson. She
asks for her payment: a drink with Reese. As she walks away, Finch calls to tell Reese that he
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