: While John Reese is sidelined and recovering from a gunshot wound, Harold Finch must take the lead on their latest "Person of Interest": Ernie Trask, the superintendent of a high-end apartment building. Reese, confined to a wheelchair in a nearby apartment, uses his technical skills to monitor the building while Finch does the physical legwork.
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This episode is a stylistic homage to Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window . It marks a significant shift in the series as Detective Carter finally meets Finch and begins to understand the scale of their operations. : While John Reese is sidelined and recovering
: Titled " Scarecrow ," this episode follows Sam and Dean as they investigate a town that performs annual human sacrifices to a Norse fertility god. Supergirl – Season 1 – Episode 11 -Recap and Review This episode is a stylistic homage to Alfred
: This was a notable episode for long-time fans as it featured rare voice actor changes and the first time in the franchise that original sound effects from Hidenori Arai were not used. Other Notable S1E11 Connections:
: Titled "Strange Visitor from Another Planet," this episode features the appearance of a White Martian and a "Bizarro" version of Supergirl.
: The team initially believes Trask is a stalker targeting a young chef in the building. However, they eventually discover Trask is actually trying to protect her from a much more dangerous predator living in the penthouse.