mamahub

The scenes in Aletheia with Harold and Arthur Claypool discussing their past history with Nathan and the creation of their “children” Machines were so beautifully written and emotionally gripping. (You and Saul Rubinek together are pure acting gold, by the way). Do you think that if Finch had a chance to do it all over again, knowing what he knows now, that Harold would still choose to create The Machine? Or do you think he believes the good outweighs the negative unforeseen consequences of his creation/child? Also, do you think that Harold will reevaluate his relationship and means of interacting with The Machine in light of his conversations with Arthur and by seeing the way TM gave Claypool comfort during his last days by showing the video of his wife?

Thanks for doing this Q&A and for creating the best show on TV. Kudos to all of the writers, cast and crew. Others have mentioned the great details such as wardrobe and music and locations. I also want to applaud the gorgeous cinematography and sets on the show. Kudos to everyone who works so hard on the details. The quality shines brightly.