Title: Jenga Style
Rating: R for language and violence
Characters/Pairings: none
Summary: Never ever piss off an ex-operative and a man with unlimited resources.
Disclaimer: The Machine has filed this under the fiction category.
Notes: For the summer gift exchange on pofinterest_fic, for whomii2. Prompt was "gen, Finch, Reese, Bear. Fluffy feel-good fic preferred but will take almost anything".
Word Count: 2772

Maple syrup where?! )
Title: Six Covers John Reese Should Never Have Attempted
Rating: R for language and violence
Characters/Pairings: none
Summary: Not all cases are solved smoothly. Some involve a little arson, a little drugs, and some role playing. Also, violas.
Disclaimer: The Machine has filed this under the fiction category.

What is he doing?! )
So, Zero Day on PoI was one of the best television episodes I've ever seen hands down. And it wasn't even the season finale.

Which means come next Thursday, there is going to be a lot of screaming because it's going to be months before season three starts!
Title: LARP-ing the Day Away
Rating: R for language and violence
Characters/Pairings: none
Summary: A day from Hell for a certain Number named Tony Keung.
Disclaimer: The Machine has filed this under the fiction category.

Match Day )

Recycling

Apr. 10th, 2013 08:31 pm
Title: Recycling
Rating: R for language and violence
Characters/Pairings: none
Summary: It was over, and all that was left for Reese to do is to take off the goddamn bomb vest.
Disclaimer: The Machine has filed this under the fiction category.

Semtex and Trebuchet )
The Great Friendship Caper: Finch comes up with a way to curb Leon’s tendency to wind up in trouble. Unfortunately for Reese, the NYPD, and several (mostly) innocent bystanders, it involves socializing.
This one popped up the day after I put up my rec. And yes, it's gut-bustingly funny. Leon is a character who cannot get out of trouble, and his trouble usually involves Mobs or Skinheads. But, in spite of all that, he is basically a sweet guy who's got a terrible moral compass when it comes to money. The story also features Sofia who is quickly becoming the Darcy Lewis of PoI fandom. And I loved that girl. She has brass to spare and broke up with her douche drug-dealing boyfriend by having Reese dangle him off the balcony of a very, very tall building.
So, my latest unhealthy television obsession is Person of Interest. Naturally I went looking for fics and found them by the bushel. And let me tell you, the funny ones are off the hilarity scale, partially because the show is so intense and dark. The other reason is the level of craziness in the characters. One's a technopath(Finch) who has confessed to a rather BROAD understanding of the term 'surveillance', and the other is a functioning alcoholic/ex-CIA agent/assassin/sniper(Reese). Add to that volatile mix a crooked cop(Fusco) and another who's on the straight and narrow(Carter), and you got yourself a really good series.

And they just go renewed for season 3 so yay!

Anyway, here are few recs that will have you laughing. It really doesn't matter if you don't know the show. The writing's good enough that you could go in cold and still enjoy them!

Flock Together: Reese has Finch. It’s only fair that Bear gets someone too.
Reese and Finch end up adopting a GORGEOUS Belgian Malinois named Bear, who has repeatedly shown more common sense than both his human handlers combined. So, of course Bear gets himself a Finch. Why? Because of Crazy.

If You Give A Reese A Reason: Five times Reese and Carter act like a sort-of family unit, watch Days of our Lives, and don't sleep at three in the morning.
Sweet, funny, and the tone allows the story in the canonical world without jarring the reader. Also, Carter's reaction to Reese's unspoken motivation is hilarious.

Better Luck This Time: Carter definitely doesn’t have time for a dangerous free agent and a ridiculously powerful hacker to be pining.
So, slash. Carter's voice here is dead-on. And her extreme reluctance to help Reese try to act like a semi-normal suitor is hilarious. But not as hilarious as Reese's interpretation of what a normal date means. Note: Crazy.

I Should Be So Lucky: The first one was a dry brush of lips across his cheekbone, an absent response to an absent question. They’d both paused, stunned, for a moment in the aftermath of it – chests almost brushing, hips almost bumping. He’d had the absurd urge to just reach out, to gather Finch into his arms and do something proper…
Slash and my God, it's friggin' funny. As it turns out Finch's good luck kiss actually brings good luck. And doing what he does, Reese needs all the luck he can get. Unfortunately, it also looks like Fate is using them both as a running gag.

I'm Gonna Do the Things You Do: Shaw needs a place to stay, and Lewis needs a roommate (and a little protection). A match made in the lowest circle of hell. Set after the events of "Relevance."
Shaw was a character in the episode titled 'Relevance'. By the end of the forty some-odd minutes she made Reese look like something out of Masterpiece Theater, and Finch a close kin to Mr. Rogers. Seriously crazy. But man, she does know how to make an exit! One of my favorite stories from PoI fandom.

A Perpendicular Expression: Pissing Finch off never actually ends well; usually it ends like this, with John scaring the shit out of her at two in the morning.
Again, Carter's voice is dead-on. So is Reese, which should tell you how not-sane he is in the actual series.

Scrambling for Fusco: Where Finch and Reese compete for Fusco's heart, and Fusco wants to check himself in a mental ward.
Slash, yeah, but really the CRACK FIC! should earn the real consideration. The story can be a bit jarring because Britishisms slip in, but Finch playing prank on Reese by hacking into his phone, installing child protection software, whose lexicon seems to be based on gay BDSM erotica makes this one a keeper. Also, you should know Reese texts everyone, so you can imagine the building horror of the poor victims who have to actually READ, INTERPRET, and then RESPOND to his messages. Fusco here is the punchline to every gag, but seriously, the guy had it coming.
Okay, so I guess PoI isn't so far out of reality.

Big Brother is REALLY watching you.
With Haven finished for the season, and what a finale, I was rooting around for another program.

Enter Person of Interest. I've always had a love/hate thing with Jim Caviezel but I can't deny he's a damn good actor, not to mention easy on the eye.

But, I have to admit, all I can think about when watching PoI is 'There must be a bunch of ER nurses wondering who in hell is kneecapping everyone, and could the SOB please go for the thigh next time?'

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