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-->"Try the Eggs Benedict, Mr. Reese. I've had them many times."
** To put this in context, Finch is obsessed with concealing personal information about himself from everyone, including Reese. At the beginning of the episode he refuses to recommend anything on the menu of that diner because if Reese knows that Finch has a favorite meal there, it means that he's eaten there multiple times, which implies that he lives close enough to that diner to make it a practical place for him to have breakfast, giving Reese a point of data to figure out where Finch lives.
** And in Season 2 episode 4, the development of their relationship is further demonstrated by the fact that Harold doesn't even hesitate to recommend an entree at a restaurant that Reese goes into because the latest POI is having lunch there.
-->"Try the Eggs Benedict, Mr. Reese. I've had them many times."
** To put this in context, Finch is obsessed with concealing personal information about himself from everyone, including Reese. At the beginning of the episode he refuses to recommend anything on the menu of that diner because if Reese knows that Finch has a favorite meal there, it means that he's eaten there multiple times, which implies that he lives close enough to that diner to make it a practical place for him to have breakfast, giving Reese a point of data to figure out where Finch lives.
** And in Season 2 episode 4, the development of their relationship is further demonstrated by the fact that Harold doesn't even hesitate to recommend an entree at a restaurant that Reese goes into because the latest POI is having lunch there.
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* At Any time Reese or Finch refers to the end other by their first name. However it's also often an indicator that shit just got real.
* From the ending ofepisode 5, Finch's line:
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** To put this in context, Finch is obsessed with concealing personal information about himself from everyone,including especially Reese. At the beginning of the episode he refuses refused to recommend anything on the menu of that diner because if Reese knows that Finch has a favorite meal there, it means that he's eaten there multiple times, which times and implies that he lives close enough to that diner to make it a practical place for him to have breakfast, giving and would give Reese a point of data to figure out where Finch lives.
**And in In Season 2 episode 4, the development of their relationship is further demonstrated by the fact that Harold doesn't even hesitate to recommend an entree at a restaurant that where Reese goes into because the latest POI is having lunch there.investigating their POI.
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** For instance, after one week's [=POI=], an unemployed construction worker, is out of danger (But still unemployed and near bankruptcy), Finch casually mentions to Reese that he owns a construction company that needs a new foreman on a big project the company just landed.
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* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday present. We learn at the end of the episode that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese plays chess at.
* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday present. We learn at the end of the episode that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese plays chess at.
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* Harold In "Identity Crisis", the normally reserved Finch gets [[SlippingAMickey doped up on ecstasy ecstasy]] and is in a state where he would probably openly offers to answer any question Reese asks him; Reese refrains from taking advantage of the questions situation, despite his obvious curiosity about his background that Reese might want to ask. Reese takes him back to his library/computer center to sleep it off without asking a single question.
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* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthdaypresent. We learn at present but there's nothing to indicate what it goes to. At the end of the episode episode, Reese learns that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese where he plays chess at.during his free time.
* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday
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* After Reese has rescued Finch from Root and returned him to the library, Root calls the person who just ruined her plans to get to the Machine (for now, anyway)...anyway) ... and thanks him for finding out what happened to her best friend, who had been kidnapped and murdered twenty years previously. It is currently the only humanizing moment for an otherwise amoral character.
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** This also doubles as a tearjerker when you realize that this is very likely the first time Reese has been genuinely happy since he and Jessica spent a weekend together in Mexico ''eleven years ago''.
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* In "Get Carter", it was {{lampshaded}} early on that we don't know Detective Carter's first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, as an Army interrogator (via flashbacks), as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, after she's demonstrated that she's not quite badass enough and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Whether you like me or not, [[FirstNameBasis Joss]], [[YouAreNotAlone you are not alone]]."
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* In "Get Carter", it was {{lampshaded}} early on that we don't know Detective Carter's first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, as an Army interrogator (via flashbacks), as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, after she's demonstrated episode we see that she's not quite badass enough and enough, but Reese is standing over her, he saves her life and takes the time to tell her, "Whether you like me or not, [[FirstNameBasis Joss]], [[YouAreNotAlone you are not alone]]."
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* The episode where Carter In "Get Carter", it was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact {{lampshaded}} early on that we don't know her Detective Carter's first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, interrogator (via flashbacks), as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when after she's demonstrated that she's not quite badass enough, enough and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Joss. YouAreNotAlone."Whether you like me or not, [[FirstNameBasis Joss]], [[YouAreNotAlone you are not alone]]."
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*** And you could also make an argument that he may have been trying to protect John from ''himself''; while Harold may not know exactly what occurred when [[spoiler:John confronted Peter,]] he likely has a pretty good idea anyways and it could be that he was trying to protect John from having to face that side of himself again.
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** By the time 2.08 (Til Death) rolls around, Finch is ''amused'' when Reese starts fishing for information and even plays along.
-->'''Reese:''' I didn't know you were a baseball fan, Finch. The Mets?\\
'''Finch:''' Not particularly.\\
'''Reese:''' Orioles?\\
'''Finch:''' I suppose.\\
'''Reese:''' The A's\\
'''Finch:''' (catches on, starts smiling) Oakland is fine. And the Cubs, and the Red Sox too. Although I'm not certain my affection for any one of these teams would reveal ''where I grew up'', Mr Reese.
-->'''Reese:''' I didn't know you were a baseball fan, Finch. The Mets?\\
'''Finch:''' Not particularly.\\
'''Reese:''' Orioles?\\
'''Finch:''' I suppose.\\
'''Reese:''' The A's\\
'''Finch:''' (catches on, starts smiling) Oakland is fine. And the Cubs, and the Red Sox too. Although I'm not certain my affection for any one of these teams would reveal ''where I grew up'', Mr Reese.
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstrated that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Joss. YouAreNotAlone."
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** Finch sees to it that the magazines he owns [[spoiler: give his fiancee Grace steady work as a freelance illustrator.]]
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstrated that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Joss. YouAreNotAlone."
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** This also doubles as a tearjerker when you realize that this is very likely the first time Reese has been genuinely happy since he and Jessica spent a weekend together in Mexico with Jessica ''eleven years ago''.
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstrated that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn."Joss. YouAreNotAlone."
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* Any time Reese or Finch refers to the other by their first name. However it's also often an indicator that shit just got real.real.
* In "Shadow Box", Finch comments that Reese seems to be in a good mood; Reese confirms that he is, and says that he actually felt ''happy'' when he woke up that morning. "It must be this job." Finch appears touched and responds with a sincere, "Well, I'm glad."
** This also doubles as a tearjerker when you realize that this is very likely the first time Reese has been genuinely happy since he spent a weekend in Mexico with Jessica ''eleven years ago''.
* In "Shadow Box", Finch comments that Reese seems to be in a good mood; Reese confirms that he is, and says that he actually felt ''happy'' when he woke up that morning. "It must be this job." Finch appears touched and responds with a sincere, "Well, I'm glad."
** This also doubles as a tearjerker when you realize that this is very likely the first time Reese has been genuinely happy since he spent a weekend in Mexico with Jessica ''eleven years ago''.
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** Harold and Grace in general, really.
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** Harold and Grace in general, really.really.
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* The birthday scavenger hunt Harold arranges for Grace in "'Til Death".
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* The birthday scavenger hunt Harold arranges for Grace in "'Til Death".Death".
** Harold and Grace in general, really.
** Harold and Grace in general, really.
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* The birthday scavenger hunt Harold arranges for Grace in "'Til Death".
* The birthday scavenger hunt Harold arranges for Grace in "'Til Death".
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-->'''Finch''': [[BlatantLie What noise? I didn't hear anything]].
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-->'''Finch''': [[BlatantLie What noise? I didn't hear anything.anything]].
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-->'''Reese''': I wanted to say thank you, Harold, for giving me a second chance.
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-->'''Reese''': [[ItHasBeenAnHonor I wanted to say thank you, Harold, for giving me a second chance.chance]].
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** In fact, three episodes later, it's quite clear that Bear is ''Harold's'' dog, not John's.
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* Reese's gentle understanding of Finch's PTSD after his abduction by Root, and his gentle but firm insistance that Finch get out of the library.
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstraed demonstrated that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn. YouAreNotAlone."
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* After Reese has rescued Finch from Root and returned him to the library, Root calls the person who just ruined her plans to get to the Machine (for now, anyway)... and thanks him for finding out what happened to her best friend, who had been kidnapped and murdered twenty years previously. It is currently the only humanizing moment for an otherwise amoral character.
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* After Reese has rescued Finch from Root and returned him to the library, Root calls the person who just ruined her plans to get to the Machine (for now, anyway)... and thanks him for finding out what happened to her best friend, who had been kidnapped and murdered twenty years previously. It is currently the only humanizing moment for an otherwise amoral character.character.
* In "Masquerade", Finch slowly growing to like Reese's new dog is both Heartwarming and amusing.
-->'''Finch''': *throws a ball for the dog to fetch while talking to Reese*
-->'''Reese''': What was that noise, Finch?
-->'''Finch''': What noise? I didn't hear anything.
* In "Masquerade", Finch slowly growing to like Reese's new dog is both Heartwarming and amusing.
-->'''Finch''': *throws a ball for the dog to fetch while talking to Reese*
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-->'''Finch''': What noise? I didn't hear anything.
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* After Reese has rescued Finch from Root and returned him to the library, Root calls him... the person who just ruined her plans to get to the Machine (for now, anyway)... and thanks Reese him for finding out what happened to her best friend, who had been kidnapped and murdered twenty years previously. It is currently the only humanizing moment for an otherwise amoral character.
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstraed that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn. YouAreNotAlone."
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstraed that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn. YouAreNotAlone.""
* After Reese has rescued Finch from Root and returned him to the library, Root calls him... and thanks Reese for finding out what happened to her best friend, who had been kidnapped and murdered twenty years previously. It is currently the only humanizing moment for an otherwise amoral character.
* After Reese has rescued Finch from Root and returned him to the library, Root calls him... and thanks Reese for finding out what happened to her best friend, who had been kidnapped and murdered twenty years previously. It is currently the only humanizing moment for an otherwise amoral character.
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* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstraed thaat that she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn. YouAreNotAlone."
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** Which incidentally implies that Finch's statement earlier in the episode that he doesn't keep track of what Reese does in his free time was a blatant lie.
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** Which incidentally implies that Finch's statement earlier in the episode that he doesn't keep track of what Reese does in his free time was a blatant lie.lie.
* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstraed thaat she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn. YouAreNotAlone."
* The episode where Carter was the Person of the Week, which played up the fact that we don't know her first name. Over the course of the episode she demonstrates her ability as a parent, as a cop, (via flashbacks) as an Army interrogator, as the contact for a CI, and in general as a badass. At the end of the episode, when she's demonstraed thaat she's not quite badass enough, and Reese is standing over her, he takes the time to tell her, "Jocelyn. YouAreNotAlone."
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* Finch's occasional usage of his wealth to resolve problems totally unrelated to what the machine is predicting. For instance, after one week's [=PoI=], an unemployed construction worker, is out of danger (But still unemployed and near bankruptcy), Finch casually mentions to Reese that he owns a construction company that needs a new foreman on a big project the company just landed...
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* Finch's occasional usage of his wealth to resolve problems totally unrelated to what the machine Machine is predicting. predicting.
** For instance, after one week's[=PoI=], [=POI=], an unemployed construction worker, is out of danger (But still unemployed and near bankruptcy), Finch casually mentions to Reese that he owns a construction company that needs a new foreman on a big project the company just landed...landed.
** Finch sees to it that the magazines he owns [[spoiler: give his fiancee Grace steady work as a freelance illustrator.]]
** For instance, after one week's
** Finch sees to it that the magazines he owns [[spoiler: give his fiancee Grace steady work as a freelance illustrator.]]
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* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday present. We learn at the end of the episode that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese plays chess at.
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* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday present. We learn at the end of the episode that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese plays chess at.at.
** Which incidentally implies that Finch's statement earlier in the episode that he doesn't keep track of what Reese does in his free time was a blatant lie.
** Which incidentally implies that Finch's statement earlier in the episode that he doesn't keep track of what Reese does in his free time was a blatant lie.
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* Harold gets doped up on ecstasy and is in a state where he would probably answer any of the questions about his background that Reese might want to ask. Reese takes him back to his library/computer center to sleep it off without asking a single question.
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* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday present. We learn at the end of the episode that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese plays chess at.
* In "Many Happy Returns", Finch gives Reese a key as a birthday present. We learn at the end of the episode that it's the key to a brand-new apartment over-looking the park that Reese plays chess at.
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* Finch's occasional usage of his wealth to resolve problems totally unrelated to what the machine is predicting. For instance, after one week's [=PoI=], an unemployed construction worker, is out of danger (But still unemployed and near bankruptcy), Finch casually mentions to Reese that he owns a construction company that needs a new foreman on a big project the company just landed...landed...
* Harold gets doped up on ecstasy and is in a state where he would probably answer any of the questions about his background that Reese might want to ask. Reese takes him back to his library/computer center to sleep it off without asking a single question.
* Harold gets doped up on ecstasy and is in a state where he would probably answer any of the questions about his background that Reese might want to ask. Reese takes him back to his library/computer center to sleep it off without asking a single question.
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-->'''Reese''': No, You stay away. Don't even risk it.it.
* Finch's occasional usage of his wealth to resolve problems totally unrelated to what the machine is predicting. For instance, after one week's [=PoI=], an unemployed construction worker, is out of danger (But still unemployed and near bankruptcy), Finch casually mentions to Reese that he owns a construction company that needs a new foreman on a big project the company just landed...
* Finch's occasional usage of his wealth to resolve problems totally unrelated to what the machine is predicting. For instance, after one week's [=PoI=], an unemployed construction worker, is out of danger (But still unemployed and near bankruptcy), Finch casually mentions to Reese that he owns a construction company that needs a new foreman on a big project the company just landed...
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->"Try the Eggs Benedict, Mr. Reese. I've had them many times."
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** To put this in context, Finch is obsessed with concealing personal information about himself from everyone, including Reese. At the beginning of the episode he refuses to recommend anything on the menu of that diner because if Reese knows that Finch has a favorite meal there, it means that he's eaten there multiple times, which implies that he lives close enough to that diner to make it a practical place for him to have breakfast, giving Reese a point of data to figure out where Finch lives.
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-->'''Reese''': I wanted to say thank you, Harold, for giving me a second chance
-->'''Finch''': It's not over, John. I'm close, just get to the ground floor
-->'''Finch''': It's not over, John. I'm close, just get to the ground floor
to:
-->'''Reese''': I wanted to say thank you, Harold, for giving me a second chance
chance.
-->'''Finch''': It's not over, John. I'm close, just get to the groundfloorfloor.
-->'''Finch''': It's not over, John. I'm close, just get to the ground
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->"Try the Eggs Benedict, Mr. Reese. I've had them many times."
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->"Try the Eggs Benedict, Mr. Reese. I've had them many times.""
* At the end of episode 10, the dialogue between Resse and Finch:
-->'''Reese''': I wanted to say thank you, Harold, for giving me a second chance
-->'''Finch''': It's not over, John. I'm close, just get to the ground floor
-->'''Reese''': No, You stay away. Don't even risk it.
* At the end of episode 10, the dialogue between Resse and Finch:
-->'''Reese''': I wanted to say thank you, Harold, for giving me a second chance
-->'''Finch''': It's not over, John. I'm close, just get to the ground floor
-->'''Reese''': No, You stay away. Don't even risk it.