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Odd question, but does anyone in here also watch Blacklist? We had the two most recent episodes on the other night and I could swear that Blacklist had borrowed Sherlock and Watson's home to film the scenes involving the spies across the street. As much as they love to film that one front door/stairwell shot in Elementary I've practically memorized it, and there was also a hallway and I think one more shot that looked confusingly familiar. Or am I imagining things? 
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johntfs posted:I didn't think they'd go there with LeStrade, but I liked that they effectively went somewhere even more shameful. Instead of just sleeping with the CEO, he helps drag other people into the guy's bed. He goes from famous, GREG-chatting detective to amateur corporate pimp. I was left with the impression they were writing this part directly and kinda indirectly implying the other thing happened too.  Lestrade's a jerk but I hope he gets his life sorted out with some wacky housemates-and-animals adventures. 
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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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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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