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* DropTheHammer: Faced with an attempt by a prototype Machine to kill him, Finch breaks it up with a hammer.
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* ClimacticMusic: The Black Angels' ''Young Men Dead'' during the Root/Martine shootout.
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* ClimacticMusic: The Black Angels' Music/TheBlackAngels' ''Young Men Dead'' during the Root/Martine shootout.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* ChandlersLaw: Governor Perez's celebration party has a painfully obvious case. Simon is preparing to confront her about the rigged election and consequently put himself right in Samaritan's crosshairs. To keep both him and themselves safe, Finch says they need to find a way to remove Simon without him realizing it ''or'' being caught on surveillance cameras. And then [[UpToEleven Martine Rousseau shows up, adding a third thing they need to conceal themselves from]]. Seconds later, Perez falls dead, rendering the entire problem moot. Possibly {{lampshade|Hanging}}d by Shaw asking Finch "Any ideas how I do that?" right before Martine appears.
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* ChandlersLaw: Governor Perez's celebration party has a painfully obvious case. Simon is preparing to confront her about the rigged election and consequently put himself right in Samaritan's crosshairs. To keep both him and themselves safe, Finch says they need to find a way to remove Simon without him realizing it ''or'' being caught on surveillance cameras. And then [[UpToEleven Martine Rousseau shows up, adding a third thing they need to conceal themselves from]].from. Seconds later, Perez falls dead, rendering the entire problem moot. Possibly {{lampshade|Hanging}}d by Shaw asking Finch "Any ideas how I do that?" right before Martine appears.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: And how! See quote above.
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* ShownTheirWork: Much of what Harold says about AI is consistent with real-world theories about artificial general intelligences. For an example, see the [[http://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Paperclip_maximizer paperclip maximizer]].
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* ShownTheirWork: Much ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Root changes her clothes in full view of what Harold says about AI is consistent with real-world theories about artificial general intelligences. For an example, see the [[http://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Paperclip_maximizer paperclip maximizer]]. Finch without a care for modesty. He's [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn visibly nervous and can't seem to decide where to look]].
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* ShownTheirWork: Much of what Harold says about AI is consistent with real-world theories about artificial general intelligences. For an example, see the [[http://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Paperclip_maximizer paperclip maximizer]].
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* MoralityChain: Finch is the only person keeping the Machine from being like Samaritan.
* MoreDakka: In her gunfight with Martine Rousseau, an asset of Samaritan with access to its surveillance capabilities, instead of taking her usual two handguns, Root brings along four (two to use and two in reserve to speed up reloading).
* MoreDakka: In her gunfight with Martine Rousseau, an asset of Samaritan with access to its surveillance capabilities, instead of taking her usual two handguns, Root brings along four (two to use and two in reserve to speed up reloading).
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* MoreDakka: In her gunfight with Martine Rousseau, an asset of Samaritan with access to its surveillance capabilities, instead of taking her usual two handguns, Root brings along four (two to use and two in reserve to speed up reloading).
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* NoNameGiven: Averted in the final scene, where Greer states the MysteriousWoman's name is Martine. Although this is also a [[ContinuityNod]], since her name showed up in Samaritan's UI in the season opener.
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* NoNameGiven: Averted in the final scene, where Greer states the MysteriousWoman's name is Martine. Although this is also a [[ContinuityNod]], ContinuityNod, since her name showed up in Samaritan's UI in the season opener.
