Elementary 6.06.
In which bad lighting on my screen foils my recognizing a crucial plot twist.
To wit: was it Hannah's room mate or Hannah who entered the house only to find the other one dead at the end of the episode?
If it was Hannah, then boo, hiss, show. I mean, I wanted to know whether Michael was real or not, but not via killing off a female recurrent guest star. Also, if it is about causing Gregson pain, well, the very same episode already inflicted paternal angst on him via Hannah's confession of her alcoholism, and caused a lovely scene between him and Sherlock. (I approve of them having more scenes again this season.)
I also am not yet seeing what "Sherlock has now a stalker who thinks delivering bodies and thus mysteries will do him a favor" will tell us about our main duo that we don't know already. As a plot line, I mean. Am really dubious about this whole thing.
Case of the week: welcome back, Mason the computer expert. Also, the sight of flobby discs gave me nostalgic feelings. It says something about being exposed to the tv section for the MCU too long that my main takeway from the Yakuza parts of the episode was "at least there weren't ninjas involved".
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To wit: was it Hannah's room mate or Hannah who entered the house only to find the other one dead at the end of the episode?
If it was Hannah, then boo, hiss, show. I mean, I wanted to know whether Michael was real or not, but not via killing off a female recurrent guest star. Also, if it is about causing Gregson pain, well, the very same episode already inflicted paternal angst on him via Hannah's confession of her alcoholism, and caused a lovely scene between him and Sherlock. (I approve of them having more scenes again this season.)
I also am not yet seeing what "Sherlock has now a stalker who thinks delivering bodies and thus mysteries will do him a favor" will tell us about our main duo that we don't know already. As a plot line, I mean. Am really dubious about this whole thing.
Case of the week: welcome back, Mason the computer expert. Also, the sight of flobby discs gave me nostalgic feelings. It says something about being exposed to the tv section for the MCU too long that my main takeway from the Yakuza parts of the episode was "at least there weren't ninjas involved".
This entry was originally posted at https://selenak.dreamwidth.org/1287975.html. Comment there or here, as you wish.