Person Of Interest Season 4 Spoilers: Shaw And Root Meet After Getting New Identities; Cast Jim Caviezel Speaks Of Love For Seahawks

"Person of Interest" season 4 spoilers reveal Shaw and Root struggling with their jobs as mall girls after getting new identities. Cast Jim Caviezel, meanwhile, spoke about his love for the Seahawks.

Fans raring for "Person of Interest" season 4 spoilers can enjoy the teaser released by TV Guide showing Shaw (Sarah Shahi) being scolded by her manager. She then sees (Root) almost sarcastically sipping her soda a bit too loud for Shaw to hear.

"This day job thing, it's not really working out," Shaw tells Root.

"Sorry Sam, you need a new identity," Root replies. "And you need to trust the machine."

"Great, the machine puts me in this silly-ass job?"

"It's the only way to keep you alive out of Samaritan's radar. For what's it worth, I really like the new look."

"I could stab you with this stiletto. Enough already, now when are we getting real numbers?"

"Keep it down," Root admonishes Shaw. "The machine has its reasons."

Executive producer Greg Plageman earlier revealed "Person of Interest" season 4 spoilers when he promised a bloodbath.

"This season is about war. It's a battle between two artificial intelligences. The first three seasons of the show dealt with Orwellian surveillance systems, now it's a given," he said, according to Breathecast.

In explaining the machine, Plageman dished more "Person of Interest" season 4 spoilers to TV Guide: "There's a fundamental difference in the way Harold Finch programmed his machine and this machine that Claypoool started and Greer corrupted. It's not necessarily that we're dealing with an evil machine, it's that we're dealing with one that doesn't have humanity as its priority."

Meanwhile, Jim Caviezel told the Seahawks website how much he idolizes the team.

"I became a fan of the Seahawks as soon as they got started. I remember idolizing Steve Largent as a young kid. The spirit and integrity he brought to the game was absolutely inspiring," he said. "I started watching Steve Largent in 1976 when he joined the Seahawks. For those 13 years I watched and recall and became a number one fan."