[Edward Snowden is Mae Holland, running away with Ty at the end, instead.]
"The morning of June 9, 2013, was surreal for the writers of �Person of Interest,� the science-fictional CBS drama about government surveillance. Sixteen months earlier, they had written an episode about an N.S.A. whistle-blower�a fresh-faced, thirty-three-year-old analyst named Henry Peck. When Peck discovers that his agency is conducting �illegal surveillance on a massive scale,� he sets up a meeting with a journalist, and soon finds himself evading a squad of government assassins. (�Our own government has been spying on us,� he says, �and they�re trying to kill me to cover it up!�) The episode, called �No Good Deed,� had aired in May, 2012."
[Excerpt from an article by Joshua Rothman in The New Yorker.]
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"The morning of June 9, 2013, was surreal for the writers of �Person of Interest,� the science-fictional CBS drama about government surveillance. Sixteen months earlier, they had written an episode about an N.S.A. whistle-blower�a fresh-faced, thirty-three-year-old analyst named Henry Peck. When Peck discovers that his agency is conducting �illegal surveillance on a massive scale,� he sets up a meeting with a journalist, and soon finds himself evading a squad of government assassins. (�Our own government has been spying on us,� he says, �and they�re trying to kill me to cover it up!�) The episode, called �No Good Deed,� had aired in May, 2012."
[Excerpt from an article by Joshua Rothman in The New Yorker.]
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