He literally tore her down, destroyed her way of thinking and showed her the truth. All while insulting her, her job and her self righteousness. You can see Control is scared, every move and counter argument was prepared for. At the end she finally realized it, Harold used her and Samaritan to get what he wanted. Only because she was in "the dark", she couldn't foresee Harold or be prepared for the truth. Harold is the ultimate clap back king
Harold is so amazing… Reese and Shaw may be the trained assassins, and root my be the voice of the Machine, but when Harold decided to get personally involved… he is the one to watch out for.
Well, those two have acted together before. She was Eleanor Frutt on "The Practice" and he played the serial killer William Hinks. She didn't have a whole lot of scenes with him. I remember she was only in maybe one scene with him, where he was threatening Lindsey Dole and the secretary, Lucy. I bet those two never thought they'd act in another show together after "The Practice" ended and he went to be Ben Linus on "LOST."
And even then she needed a lecture by Greer, just before she was ended. Foolish was not the correct word. Some people simply have a mean streak. She was one of them. Blaming everyone else for their own mistakes. It's quite common.
That Control recognized her danger when Finch showed up & she called for help, right that minute, power and danger recognizes bigger danger. He tells her truths she does not know. Micheal Emerson & Camryn Manheim are freaking scary and so damn true
I've only seen Finch use the amount of contempt in his tone from 3:05 onwards to 1...maybe 2 beings. 1 being Samartin after (spoiler alert) Roots death, and 2 possibly being the dude that was "The Voice"...and we know what became of them.
The body language and the facial expressions in this scene are top notch. Root was ready right there to finish off Control because of what Control did to her and what she may have had to do with Shaw, but when Finch stops her, the look on her face at :28 to :30 speaks volumes, as if she might even turn on him at that point. And the way Finch leans in at :57 as his eyes are practically boring into Control, trying as hard has he can to reason with her and then finally cutting her down to size...every word and look are perfect here.
Finch eviscerates Control without ever using physical force or violence or intimidation. He simply let her know she is but a child playing with her jumping jacks sitting at the table with a grandmaster chess champion.
And it was ALL a ploy to lure her team, one or more of whom are linked into to Samaritan's network. She was just bait! The mental body slam by Harold was just gravy. You see, while Root can inflict some physical damage...that heals and maybe even further entrenches Control against Team Machine. But Harold's masterful unraveling of Control, her purpose, her mission, her worth, her imagined importance...that completely erodes her will. She is now incapable of trusting her own team, or taking stock in any mission Samaritan gives her...after all...is she just being cast as the janitor again!
I think the opposite - Finch did believe she was dead and he was somewhat angry Reese and Root wanted to find her. In the shop he runs, bullets always won over words and he knew it.
Have you seen the show? He plants the seed here, and she becomes increasingly aware of the corruption he was speaking of throughout the rest of the season.
Too bad she sold herself to pop culture, hllwd crooks run amok in cahoots. More than few bad apples who prey on kids, students, aspiring, working artists, cast, staff, witnesses, survivors to experts out of control ruin lives of those trying to get in or are part unstable industries.
It really was a waste, but they were being rushed to end the show so I see why they did it, I think they intended to make her an ally eventually but they had to tie up as many loose ends as they good at season 4.
@@Ghost-Mom I don't think she could ever be an ally - unlike the other redemption arcs, she had killed a huge number of known innocents. I can imagine a sort of grudging cooperation, likely ending with her death
@@rhas356 Yes, she killed tons of people but she thought it was for her country. She made hard decisions at least that's what she told herself. and yes she was corrupted by her power but I do think deep down she cared about her country. She was coming around after finch talked sense into her, becoming suspicious. If Greer hadn't outplayed her I do believe she would have teamed up with team machine in s5, at least temporarily. Keep in mind other people in team machine also killed tons of people but many of them didn't even do it because they thought it was 'the right thing' they did it because they were fucks. Root, Fusco, Shaw. Reese.
Finch is amazing and he was right to say that Control controls nothing and is a foolish woman. She's all on being a patriot and not selling her country out and she did just that to Greer. I would have told Greer to go back to his country and ruin it before deciding to come over here and ruin ours.
She rendered herself obsolete while draping herself in patriotic fervor and bureaucratic superiority. Finch merely opened her eyes to her own ignorance.
I just realized, the reason Finch deadnames Root is not because he disrespects her but because he abhors what her chosen name stands for ... in Unix 'root' is a sign of absolute power, more so that 'admin' accounts on other computers (which are still subject to some restrictions) - essentially God. And not just God, but a god who claims power over his creation... which transitively means power over everyone on Earth. He finds a society with a person who is "root" unacceptable.
Subtitles in what I believe is Turkish. I do love the subtitle vids, so long as they don't cover more than the average amount of space. Gives me a view into other language translations of the scenes I most enjoy ^_^
I love how Finch says "You're saying this like we weren't expecting them" in the most chilled voice. That line delivery was amazing
Interesting. Hmmmmm
When he wants to, Harold is scarier than a psycho ex-criminal and a former CIA agent. The reason: Michael Emerson is phenomenal.
LOST
@@zjebanygustmuzyczny6738 As much as I enjoy Finch as a character, Benjamin Linus is still a better character.
Definitely one of the best actors in existence.
@@WonkelDee Finch IS Ben Linus with a self-imposed moral center
@@PrestigeLearning Fair. Before Nathans death, Finch was very much like Benjamin Linus (minus the insecurities).
When it comes to harold... I'm reminded of a quote "...beware the anger of a gentle man."
"Demons run when a good man goes to war"
"You say that like we weren't expecting them."
Telling Control she is not in control of anything, how dire.
He literally tore her down, destroyed her way of thinking and showed her the truth. All while insulting her, her job and her self righteousness. You can see Control is scared, every move and counter argument was prepared for. At the end she finally realized it, Harold used her and Samaritan to get what he wanted. Only because she was in "the dark", she couldn't foresee Harold or be prepared for the truth. Harold is the ultimate clap back king
Hmmmmm. Interesting
Best written show ever: scenes like this one, Elias watches as HR guy is killed, etc.
i like how harold never really officially have any power over his people, but he still had all the power with them. bcus of the respect they had 4 him
Interesting. Hmmmmm
Finch might be the man behind the computer, but he is the fucking boss when he is around in the field.
Harold is so amazing… Reese and Shaw may be the trained assassins, and root my be the voice of the Machine, but when Harold decided to get personally involved… he is the one to watch out for.
Hmmmmm. Interesting
Man this is a GREAT show.
And they could do a sequel too, with the team in the other city, and Shaw and Fosco.
They could and I would love that but I don't think they will do a sequel.
Sometimes, it's okay to let a good thing end
I was sooooooooo mindfucked when that other team revealed themselves
*Fusco**
"And You would that's exactly why I'm here"- One of the Best Badass line Ever.
Michael Emerson and Camryn Manheim are perfect in their roles. Wait, did I say "roles"? I'm not sure this show was a work of fiction.
Well, those two have acted together before. She was Eleanor Frutt on "The Practice" and he played the serial killer William Hinks. She didn't have a whole lot of scenes with him. I remember she was only in maybe one scene with him, where he was threatening Lindsey Dole and the secretary, Lucy. I bet those two never thought they'd act in another show together after "The Practice" ended and he went to be Ben Linus on "LOST."
Epic comment, I am sure it is not a work of fiction
The characters/events may be fiction, but it’s themes are very real.
This is why Finch is the best.
And even then she needed a lecture by Greer, just before she was ended.
Foolish was not the correct word.
Some people simply have a mean streak. She was one of them. Blaming everyone else for their own mistakes. It's quite common.
Michael Emerson masterclass going on in this scene. Love him ❤
That Control recognized her danger when Finch showed up & she called for help, right that minute, power and danger recognizes bigger danger.
He tells her truths she does not know.
Micheal Emerson & Camryn Manheim are freaking scary and so damn true
Hmmmmm. Interesting
Muhteşem bir diziydi
Don't get Finch angry. You won't like it.
I've only seen Finch use the amount of contempt in his tone from 3:05 onwards to 1...maybe 2 beings. 1 being Samartin after (spoiler alert) Roots death, and 2 possibly being the dude that was "The Voice"...and we know what became of them.
Finch is only ten steps ahead. No wonder Elias wanted a proper chess partner.
The body language and the facial expressions in this scene are top notch. Root was ready right there to finish off Control because of what Control did to her and what she may have had to do with Shaw, but when Finch stops her, the look on her face at :28 to :30 speaks volumes, as if she might even turn on him at that point. And the way Finch leans in at :57 as his eyes are practically boring into Control, trying as hard has he can to reason with her and then finally cutting her down to size...every word and look are perfect here.
Finch eviscerates Control without ever using physical force or violence or intimidation. He simply let her know she is but a child playing with her jumping jacks sitting at the table with a grandmaster chess champion.
Always thought POI was the "A-Team' with intellect.
the professional meets the grandmaster. your move, control
Man, Reese and Shaw might be badasses, but Finch is in an entire different league
The greatest of all HAROLD FINCH
3:29 Translation: "Bitch, please !"
FUCK YEAH!!! 👍😉
harold is such an amazing man. the way he plays his cards is just so 🤭 very charming man
really miss this serial i hope they make new seasons
"You foolish woman!"
Only Harold can say that to a woman if it's the truth.
I say to women all the time, what are you talking about.
Not only that, but only Harold can say that to someone like Control.
I used to work for the DOJ in an IT role that gave me top level access. A lot of our conversations were like this.
This scene just makes me more sad that show was short. Atleast full season 5 would see what Control would do to big game.
Control was phenomenal in this show. I wish there was more of here, but unfortunately her hubris (in character) was her undoing.
Hmmmmm. Interesting
finch just owned her
And it was ALL a ploy to lure her team, one or more of whom are linked into to Samaritan's network. She was just bait! The mental body slam by Harold was just gravy. You see, while Root can inflict some physical damage...that heals and maybe even further entrenches Control against Team Machine. But Harold's masterful unraveling of Control, her purpose, her mission, her worth, her imagined importance...that completely erodes her will. She is now incapable of trusting her own team, or taking stock in any mission Samaritan gives her...after all...is she just being cast as the janitor again!
@@victorpradha9946perfectly said❤
Muhteşem......
Harold basically said “skill issue”
omg haha finch is brilliant! she just got burned!
He was so ignorant of "what we do". Shaw didn't die by trying to talk the assailants out of violence.
I think the opposite - Finch did believe she was dead and he was somewhat angry Reese and Root wanted to find her. In the shop he runs, bullets always won over words and he knew it.
@@gunnyking7890 What are you talking about? Have you even seen the show?
it's the quite ones like Finch you fear
Finch!! baby!! love you you badass!!
Did anything he said make a difference?
Have you seen the show? He plants the seed here, and she becomes increasingly aware of the corruption he was speaking of throughout the rest of the season.
that s exactly why i am here.
Amy Acker , exceptionnelle
Too bad she sold herself to pop culture, hllwd crooks run amok in cahoots. More than few bad apples who prey on kids, students, aspiring, working artists, cast, staff, witnesses, survivors to experts out of control ruin lives of those trying to get in or are part unstable industries.
I honestly don’t like how they didn’t do anything with control in the long run
It really was a waste, but they were being rushed to end the show so I see why they did it, I think they intended to make her an ally eventually but they had to tie up as many loose ends as they good at season 4.
@@Ghost-Mom I don't think she could ever be an ally - unlike the other redemption arcs, she had killed a huge number of known innocents. I can imagine a sort of grudging cooperation, likely ending with her death
@@rhas356 Yes, she killed tons of people but she thought it was for her country. She made hard decisions at least that's what she told herself. and yes she was corrupted by her power but I do think deep down she cared about her country. She was coming around after finch talked sense into her, becoming suspicious. If Greer hadn't outplayed her I do believe she would have teamed up with team machine in s5, at least temporarily.
Keep in mind other people in team machine also killed tons of people but many of them didn't even do it because they thought it was 'the right thing' they did it because they were fucks. Root, Fusco, Shaw. Reese.
@@rhas356 Elias, Shaw, Reese and Root are no different. The only people that has a clean conscience in the team is Finch and Carter.
Omg, that was a little freaky, when it pushed in on the map it looked like it was headed straight for my town!
He ripped her apart
Michael Emerson the villain
Finch is amazing and he was right to say that Control controls nothing and is a foolish woman. She's all on being a patriot and not selling her country out and she did just that to Greer. I would have told Greer to go back to his country and ruin it before deciding to come over here and ruin ours.
She rendered herself obsolete while draping herself in patriotic fervor and bureaucratic superiority. Finch merely opened her eyes to her own ignorance.
I'm glad she gets what she deserves later.
I just realized, the reason Finch deadnames Root is not because he disrespects her but because he abhors what her chosen name stands for ... in Unix 'root' is a sign of absolute power, more so that 'admin' accounts on other computers (which are still subject to some restrictions) - essentially God. And not just God, but a god who claims power over his creation... which transitively means power over everyone on Earth. He finds a society with a person who is "root" unacceptable.
You think you work for a god? Yours is a photocopy of the one I build and destroy everyday.
Damn Ellenor Frutt got herself into some trouble
Really would have been interesting to have a PoI and Blacklist cross over.
Altyazı türkçe ama türk yok
I guess Illyria came through to another reality in the end huh?
When a mousy cripple is the baddest person in the room...
pls which season isthis episode in
Season 4
Dur!
Which season n episode is this
S4 E12
R3KT 😂😂😂
machinerekt!
what is that gobbledeegook at the bottom of the screen???
Subtitles in what I believe is Turkish.
I do love the subtitle vids, so long as they don't cover more than the average amount of space. Gives me a view into other language translations of the scenes I most enjoy ^_^
Turkish subs.
Turkish subtitles ffs
grifter soory it's a dent word of graft bole kouch nahi ATI...
X47+mic
Control remains the best live action Amanda Waller, even if her skin tone is wrong, lol
Let them have Shaw, she was a waste of a character - just like root.
Root was the best and very good soldier,Shaw is a brilliant soldier too dedicated for this cause
Which show are you talking about?
@@asdasdasdasd7628 not best but she was a great soldier. I think John was the best soldier...
@@idalyabanc6617 i'm talking for female soldier ofc John was the best he was the star in the show with Finch together
@@idalyabanc6617 Kohl still beaten him up in Season 1 though, in the end Reese only got him killed case he wanted to die.
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