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By Charlie Jane Anders Published September 25, 2015, 1:56 pm ET

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Bad news. We previously told you that season four of Person of Interest would be coming to Netflix on Sept. 22. Now we’re hearing it’s been delayed, and there’s no firm date when the latest season will show up.

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