I'm very in love with the Elementary finale (TURNS OUT THERE'S TWO!).
Although, the whole Sherlock meeting Irene outside her house. Props to this show for consciously making it less creepy than other shows would have. I mean, even with Sherlock being rude, he made it clear that he just wanted an answer and would leave her alone after it. He didn't and the show didn't want to make him seem creepy. I'm not saying it wasn't questionable, but it had a great deal less male entitlement than I've seen similar situations in different shows have, if that make sense.) [Not to mention, that Irene was pretty much in control the entire time].
And Revolution seems to have that tendency of the episodes being better than the promos make them look.
"I suspected they'd do this whole thing around midseason, but dismissed it because I didn't think they'd think they could get away with going this far."
I had hopes, but they were closer to wishes than to anything I thought they would decide to go ahead with; it was a very pleasant surprise. Sherlock Holmes is not a canon or fandom I was ever very interested in, and then this show happened.
You had me with "Watson is a female reporter who Holmes absconds with form a crime scene to make his new assistant" and "a fanfic set during the Blitz in which Nancy Drew is Holmes's protegee."
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Although, the whole Sherlock meeting Irene outside her house. Props to this show for consciously making it less creepy than other shows would have. I mean, even with Sherlock being rude, he made it clear that he just wanted an answer and would leave her alone after it. He didn't and the show didn't want to make him seem creepy. I'm not saying it wasn't questionable, but it had a great deal less male entitlement than I've seen similar situations in different shows have, if that make sense.) [Not to mention, that Irene was pretty much in control the entire time].
And Revolution seems to have that tendency of the episodes being better than the promos make them look.
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I had hopes, but they were closer to wishes than to anything I thought they would decide to go ahead with; it was a very pleasant surprise. Sherlock Holmes is not a canon or fandom I was ever very interested in, and then this show happened.
You had me with "Watson is a female reporter who Holmes absconds with form a crime scene to make his new assistant" and "a fanfic set during the Blitz in which Nancy Drew is Holmes's protegee."
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