Person of Interest

After spending about five hours writing a speech for communication class and then trying to re-learn Bach's Concerto in C Minor, my brain is fried. Another reason why it would be good for scientists to learn how to clone brains so that people can have extra ones, but that's beside the point. I didn't feel like studying any more tonight, so I watched an episode of Person of Interest with my auntie. 

Person of Interest started airing I think September/October-ish of 2012. Unless it was 2011, I lost track. But since it started, I've seen about two full episodes, including the one I just watched, so I don't know what the heck's going on. Plus, like I said, my brain was fried, so I couldn't really follow it. Whenever my brain is fried, which it was on this particular occasion, it can only notice and absorb surface things. Like, for instance, when the police are chatting about where the dead body might be, I'm thinking "that dude is bald." Then when they're digging for the dead body outside in the snow, I'm thinking "that dude's head must be cold." I also noticed that one of the cops looks like Will Ferrell if his head had been slightly flattened after someone decided to drop an anvil on it from a considerable height. I was thinking about that through the whole episode, so I don't even know what that episode was about, other than a doctor getting poisoned and the Count of Monte Cristo trying to figure out who did it. Interesting fact-the Count of Monte Cristo was working with James Carter from Rush Hour. Except for in Person of Interest, James Carter's a lady. And her name's probably not James. But her name's still J. Carter and she's still a black cop. I realized that about halfway through the episode and I really really wanted to say "OOOOOH YOU KNOW HE DEAD!" through the rest of the episode. 

What if Carter from Rush Hour played the Count of Monte Cristo? That would be weird.