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pik_d posted:After all my channels got changed (guessing due to TCW being bought by Comcast?) I noticed that the next Elementary is on Sunday night due to the NCAA Tournament in the listings. Stuff online still says 3/13 air date, are some people still getting it on Thursday? Wikipedia still gives the air date as March 13, so I'd assume so.
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It is ridiculous how much the fans have latched onto the animals that show up but I am absolutely not complaining. It is really funny to me that Elementary's fanservice is not T&A, but instead a tortoise.
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Pick posted:It is ridiculous how much the fans have latched onto the animals that show up but I am absolutely not complaining. It is really funny to me that Elementary's fanservice is not T&A, but instead a tortoise. It's actually probably a testament to how good the show has been at establishing Watson and Holmes as friends and colleagues. Although, I don't go looking for Holmes/Watson fan art (or any fan art in general), there may be a lot. 
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This show was renewed for a third season today by the way (along with almost the entire rest of CBS). E: Filling a lab with helium is certainly a novel way to kill someone. Regy Rusty fucked around with this message at 03:08 on Mar 14, 2014 |
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Mar 14, 2014 03:02
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That episode worked pretty well for me. It's done a good job so far, this show. 
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For a while I suspected the lab mate who clammed up and cited the non‐disclosure agreement. The “framed self for crime” ploy will never get old.
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Regy Rusty posted:E: Filling a lab with helium is certainly a novel way to kill someone. Nitrogen is generally the cause of those workplace deaths when people fall into vats, they pretty much go unconscious within 30 seconds.
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Shiri Appleby, the post Roswell years have not been kind.
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Platystemon posted:The “framed self for crime” ploy will never get old. It's the first time I can remember seeing it executed, I thought it was pretty novel.
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devoir posted:It's the first time I can remember seeing it executed, I thought it was pretty novel. I suspected him because he accidentally gave away specific details, not once, but twice. The first time, he knew about the suicide note. The second time, he knew exactly where the murder weapon which killed his wife was placed. Good foreshadowing. I do appreciate when they put in details to let the viewer solve the mystery on their own.
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Mar 14, 2014 23:18
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I wonder if Microsoft stopped paying the show, the tablet they had wasn't a Surface.
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Mar 19, 2014 00:43
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I believe there are no new episodes until April 3rd.
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hollylolly posted:I believe there are no new episodes until April 3rd.
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kimeeri posted:What's up with that? Is there some big sports event in the US or something? Good first post, but yes, there is. The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament is on, "March Madness" as it's called. It's Madness because all my favorite TV shows are pushed back a few weeks. 
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Ugh, what a pain in the rear end. I was really hoping to see more of this since it feels like it just came back from the Olympics.
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That scene with Bell at the end of Hound was awesome. I think my favorite part of the show is watching Sherlock become more empathetic and a better friend. It's such a departure from your classic Holmes-type like House, who never learns anything from who he hurts. It's really striking. Misanthropy was so easy, indeed.
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New Episode tonight: The Many Mouths of Aaron Colville A serial killer known for biting his victims appears to be killing again, even though he was presumed dead Preview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhXV4I3SDUw
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Thanks for bumping the thread! Too many weeks off. 
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It's always nice to watch an episode that reminds us that Watson has her problems too, as small as they may be compared to Holmes's. EDIT: And I want to see Sherlock/Miller singing let it go in a pretty dress. I'm hoping it might be on the dvd as an extra. Good news: Theres an episode next week. Bad news: After that, it looks like theres another break. MrFlibble fucked around with this message at 03:06 on Apr 4, 2014 |
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20 minutes in and we're finally at the point that the preview spoiled. Good stuff.
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officially best episode, clyde returns
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Apr 4, 2014 03:40
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Shark shaped turtle cozies, new high for the show
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They didn't shock a flatline! Hallelujah!
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ashpanash posted:They didn't shock a flatline! Hallelujah! Of course, they wanted him to die 
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pik_d posted:Shark shaped turtle cozies, new high for the show I think they got them from here.
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Sherlock singing Frozen and tortoise cozies. This is a weird and very charming show. I liked that the nice older man wasn't evil, for once.
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I liked how the creepy, shady looking prison employee that I automatically assumed was the killer wasn't.
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Yeah, I had him pegged as the killer too from his first appearance, then when they were all "he used to be an inmate here and he got dental work here off the books" at the 25 minute mark I knew it was wrong. Good to know the obvious answer was indeed too obvious for once.
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Dragonatrix posted:Yeah, I had him pegged as the killer too from his first appearance, then when they were all "he used to be an inmate here and he got dental work here off the books" at the 25 minute mark I knew it was wrong. Good to know the obvious answer was indeed too obvious for once. There are some duds here and there, but I usually feel they do a strong job with this. They often have stories that get convoluted and weird in the Conan Doyle tradition, and they're not afraid to engage on the edges of medicine and science. Plus the writers really understand the conventions of this type of show and enjoy screwing with their viewers. There's red herrings galore, alibis get broken, characters often show up for one scene and are never heard from again. There was that warrior gene episode where the killer only shows up as a painting throughout the episode, or that scene with the pizza delivery that was just them messing with people.
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I thought the guy who filed down his dentures to fit in the keepsake box was guilty. It seemed a little contrived, and unlike the guy with chipped dentures (where coffee stains confirmed the damage was too old), there’s no reason he couldn’t have filed them down after committing the new murders. I didn’t for a moment think the prison assistant was guilty. I considered his broken wrist a red herring, but it was actually a writer’s shortcut for breaking off the interrogation.
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Finally saw the episode. It was good and all but  I do love how Sherlock keeps in touch with the group of hackers (Everyone, is it?) and matter of factly performs outrageous stunts to get what he needs. I am dying to hear his rendition of Let it Go 
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It should bother me that the tortoise sweaters happened because someone was concerned about Clyde being cold...even though reptiles don't generate body heat to be trapped inside a sweater and therefore "warm" blankets and clothes will do nothing for them...but they're so gosh darn cute I just can't be mad.  Just the mental image of Sherlock intently dressing up a tortoise in cute outfits (sometimes with a note attached) and sneaking him into Watson's bed and running back out of the room before Clyde's toddling around can wake her up slays me.Additionally, Sherlock teaming up with not-Anonymous or just interacting with them in any way will never not be amazing. This is a great show.
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They're the closest thing this show has to Baker Street Irregulars, aren't they?
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Sereri posted:They're the closest thing this show has to Baker Street Irregulars, aren't they? And yes, Clyde's sweaters are adorable, even if they are illogical.
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New Episode tonight No Lack of Void A pickpocket dies of anthrax poisoning, putting Holmes and Watson on the trail of the toxin's source in order to prevent more deaths. I'm hoping for more of Clyde cosplaying as a shark. 
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hollylolly posted:I'm hoping for more of Clyde cosplaying as a shark. She needs to make him a little ambulance sweater next.
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Curious he called it Derry
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So enough anthrax to kill half a million people and the NYPD is still leading the case? That feels like an FBI thing to me
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