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A tech innovator creates a cutting-edge crowd-sourcing hub to solve his own daughter's murder, as well as revolutionizing crime solving in San Francisco.A tech innovator creates a cutting-edge crowd-sourcing hub to solve his own daughter's murder, as well as revolutionizing crime solving in San Francisco.A tech innovator creates a cutting-edge crowd-sourcing hub to solve his own daughter's murder, as well as revolutionizing crime solving in San Francisco.
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- TriviaA portion of the pilot episode was filmed at University of British Columbia (UBC), in Vancouver, Canada.
- GoofsThe series refers to the investigator with the SFPD as detective. In the SFPD, there are no detectives by rank or title. The SFPD has 11 sworn levels of ranking: 1) Chief (0390), 2) Assistant Chief (0395), 3) Deputy Chief (0400), 4) Commander (0488), 5) Captain (Q80), 6) Lieutenant (Q60), 7) Sergeant (Q50), 8) Inspector (0380), 9) Assistant Inspector (Q35), 10) Officer (Q2), and 11) CSI Manager (0387). As such, the investigators shown in the series would be called Inspectors.
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After 5 seasons of Person Of Interest I think this concept has been worked to death
So this is a classified as a "new" television series but in reality we have been watching for six years (2011-2016) a much similar concept series that starred Michael Emerson, Jim Caviezel, Taraji P. Henson, and Kevin Chapman in the TV series Person Of Interest. Both series focus on a super oversized computer with the band width capability to quickly gather terabytes of social media data, disregard the 90 percent of meaningless data, and focus in on the ten percent of data they consider to be golden information to identify the perpetrator who killed a multi billionaire Steve Jobs type of guy's daughter. In the meantime, the multi-billionaire Jeffrey Tanner (starring Jeremy Piven) is only one of two people who is convinced that there is an innocent man who was wrongfully sent to prison for the rest of his life for the murder of his daughter. The other person who believes the police got the wrong man is a lone wolf Detective Cavanaugh played by Richard T. Jones.
So Jeremy Piven stars as Jeffrey Tanner a multi-billionaire tech guru who sells his company so that he can concentrate his full attention on finding the real killer of his daughter. But as the pilot episode draws to a close we see that social media data gathering has some good and some bad intentions.
I see a lot of similarities to how the computer is used to provide data that will give the viewers another hokey story each week. A rule of thumb is if a story line cannot be recalled a week later through memory, then it was not very good to begin with. If you have seen the pilot episode just try and remember who the innocent victim was who got beat up by a social media frenzied crowd who was convinced of his guilt by the premature and erroneous use of raw data that Jeffrey Tanner's computer was spewing out.
I give the series a 5 out of 10 rating and I don't think it will last a full season before being pulled due to viewers being saturated with too much social media data already. We don't need another clone of the previous TV series Person Of Interest which was put to rest last year.
So Jeremy Piven stars as Jeffrey Tanner a multi-billionaire tech guru who sells his company so that he can concentrate his full attention on finding the real killer of his daughter. But as the pilot episode draws to a close we see that social media data gathering has some good and some bad intentions.
I see a lot of similarities to how the computer is used to provide data that will give the viewers another hokey story each week. A rule of thumb is if a story line cannot be recalled a week later through memory, then it was not very good to begin with. If you have seen the pilot episode just try and remember who the innocent victim was who got beat up by a social media frenzied crowd who was convinced of his guilt by the premature and erroneous use of raw data that Jeffrey Tanner's computer was spewing out.
I give the series a 5 out of 10 rating and I don't think it will last a full season before being pulled due to viewers being saturated with too much social media data already. We don't need another clone of the previous TV series Person Of Interest which was put to rest last year.
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- Ed-Shullivan
- Oct 2, 2017
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