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I think she's much too old to be Sherlock's daughter by Moriarty - She'd have to be no older than 10, probably younger, I forget the exact timeline of "Irene" being murdered prior to sherlock leaving England. She could be Sherlock's daughter via some other earlier random dalliance, but more likely Moriarty's daughter by some other man. We've seen Moriarty's daughter already though unless she has another older one stashed away somewhere. Protege seems the most likely explanation.
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Scorchy posted:CBS is moving the show to Sunday 10PM, probably en route to getting canned They might be having it move there in order to take the place of the Good Wife when that gets canned.
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Jan 9, 2016 09:38
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you nerds, mycroft owns
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OR, perhaps, just a wild shot in the dark here, she was just a one-off character of minor importance who will never be mentioned ever again.
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Scorchy posted:CBS is moving the show to Sunday 10PM, probably en route to getting canned
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Honestly, this show only had one more season left in it after this. Please continue telling us the future.
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GreenNight posted:Please continue telling us the future.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:I just think that having Elementary go beyond 5 seasons would be a mistake. We've already had Mycroft, Holmes and Watson temporarily splitting up, Sherlock relapsing, and now we're dealing with Sherlock's dad. The only thing left that's big enough to be a season-long arc is Moriarty, and god knows it's hard getting hold of Natalie Dormer these days. I sort of agree, but I'd really like some resolution with Moriarty if possible because the challenge she presented to Sherlock felt like a very important one. I think you could even do it in a voiceover if you had to, though, that people "like them" can be "people". That despite being extraordinary they are not inherently isolates.
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Stabbey_the_Clown posted:OR, perhaps, just a wild shot in the dark here, she was just a one-off character of minor importance who will never be mentioned ever again. Sherlock said that she's the most convincing liar he's ever met. He'll be at her trial.
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Mu Zeta posted:Sherlock said that she's the most convincing liar he's ever met. He'll be at her trial.
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Jan 10, 2016 20:12
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I think they have a good opportunity for further stories with that character and I doubt they will ignore it.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:He said "one of" the most convincing liars. Yes, but his benchmark is Moriarty.
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Stabbey_the_Clown posted:OR, perhaps, just a wild shot in the dark here, she was just a one-off character of minor importance who will never be mentioned ever again. It's almost certainly this.
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Scorchy posted:CBS is moving the show to Sunday 10PM, probably en route to getting canned The only way it was going to get a Season 5 is if CBS decided/decides that they want more episodes for syndication. They've had a huge syndication deal in place for a while, so whether or not it got renewed was completely impossible to predict based on ratings, etc.
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Scorchy posted:CBS is moving the show to Sunday 10PM, probably en route to getting canned Didn't The Mentalist survive in that spot for years after it should've ended? I also got some major S1 E3 vibes from last week's show. I thought the the S1 version was one of the better episodes of the series and was disappointed they didn't follow up with the kid-villain. This definitely seems like a possible 2-3 episode arc to kill time until Morland gets back, kind of like Bell going to that anti-terror department in S2. On the other hand, it could be like that AI conspiracy guy last season that seemed interesting and went nowhere. The girl in this episode felt like a poor man's version of Ellen Paige in Hard Candy.
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Frankly, if they only make 4 seasons, that's fine. No need to go all House and destroy a whole bunch of good will.
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Not every good villain of the week needs to come back. I like the show because, like Doyle's stories, it thrives on the procedural self-contained cases. There's something to be said for wrapping things up at the end of the 43 minutes. The running season plotlines have all been focused on the characters of Holmes and Watson, and have mostly avoided doing some lame recurring serial killer nemesis that would take focus away from character development. Moriarty was the exception obviously, but even that arc was focused heavily on Holmes' relationship with her and his sobriety.
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ashpanash posted:Frankly, if they only make 4 seasons, that's fine. No need to go all House and destroy a whole bunch of good will. I think they've got enough for five, but I'd probably end it there.
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Song choices have been super weird lately..
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apatheticman posted:Song choices have been super weird lately.. Clyde is choosing the soundtrack.
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Sherlock and Joan "tricking" Det Bell was pretty good.
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apatheticman posted:Song choices have been super weird lately.. Alabama Shakes are popular right now and have appeared on a few TV soundtracks over the past couple of years.
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InfiniteZero posted:Alabama Shakes are popular right now and have appeared on a few TV soundtracks over the past couple of years. I dont doubt that but the ending was like "OH poo poo WE NEED MUSIC... uhh.. throw it at the end?"
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Morland returns next week.quote:"Murder Ex Machina" - Holmes and Watson search for a computer hacker responsible for three murders, including the death of a Russian billionaire who was visiting New York City. Also, Joan is surprised to receive a solo dinner invitation from Sherlock's father, on ELEMENTARY, Thursday, Jan. 21 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
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Thank you Canada for your gifts, this episode was so loving great I could barf. So good. Aaa! So good!
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How nice would it be if Moriarty was the one trying to kill Morland? Probably a bit too obvious, but it could lead to some interesting character development for Sherlock.
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A very good episode. This season has been a significant step up from the last.
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Yeah that was a great episode. I love when they play up an espionage angle. Sherlock finding a spy / safe house seems to be a favorite thing to do of his and it's glorious when it happens. Morland is going to probably need some serious help soon.
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Sherlock and Bell in a strip club is loving A+ television.
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I found this one actually something of a let-down, given how obvious the killer was. The stuff going on with Morland was more fun to guess.
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Who was the actor who played the murderer?
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Regy Rusty posted:Who was the actor who played the murderer? The internet tells me it's the guy who played the creepy intern on Dexter, Josh Cooke.
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Maera Sior posted:The stuff going on with Morland was more fun to guess. I like she figured that all out from watching him eat.
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Maera Sior posted:The internet tells me it's the guy who played the creepy intern on Dexter, Josh Cooke. Thank you, my googling failed me and I was trying to figure out why I both recognized and instinctively despised him Dexter explains both
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Scorchy posted:I like she figured that all out from watching him eat. Or.... Morland being an evil genius staged all that to make her think so. He very deliberately invited her to eat and had pills on the table Reasons as of yet unclear... I love Morland 
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Artie Bucco saying "I know a couple wiseguys" was cute.
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Maera Sior posted:I found this one actually something of a let-down, given how obvious the killer was. Scorchy posted:I like she figured that all out from watching him eat. 
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Eh, not as fun as last week's and they built it up as a bigger moment in the season plot than it was. Not bad though!
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I hope Morland doesn't stay gone long. I want Sherlock to talk more poo poo to him.
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