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As is typical of most American television shows, Elementary stretches its season finale over two episodes.
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Well, at least we get more Natalie Dormer. |
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As is typical of most American television shows, Elementary stretches its season finale over two episodes.
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I don't know much about the double-episode format. What's that, you ask? It's basically one story broken down into two episodes, with the first episode ending in a cliffhanger to the next one.
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Meanwhile, between episodes, you can go play |
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As the season draws to a close, one character must inevitably make an appearance, considering this is a show about Sherlock Holmes. That character is none other than Professor James Moriarty.
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"I'm not him." |
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Charles Augustus Milverton: a name that fans of the canon would recognize immediately.
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There's a new character on the show, although isn't this a bit late, with five episodes left in the season?
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Even the snowplow driver Pam looks like she wants in as a regular cast member. |
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This is another episode showcasing the apprenticeship of Ms. Joan Watson under consulting detective Mr. Sherlock Holmes. However, with only three episodes left in the season, I think they started the apprenticeship a bit late.
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Wait, what kind of apprenticeship is this again? |
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First, great OBB. It's like the bastard love child between a Rube Goldberg machine and the pinball number count video from Sesame Street.
Now once you reach the second episode of Elementary, you might be saying to yourself, "Ah, creator Rob Doherty definitely ripped off from BBC's Sherlock. It's quite obvious." Well, you couldn't be more wrong.
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If you have any fears about how CBS's Elementary might rip off from BBC's Sherlock, now is the time to put those fears to rest. CBS knows that although Sherlock Holmes is part of the public domain, the Steven Moffat version isn't. And so rather than run the risk of infringing any existing copyrights, CBS went a totally different direction.
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The way her legs went off in different directions. |
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