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Poll: What Was Your Favorite Scene in Elementary "Dead Clade Walking"?

31 Jan 2014

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16 comments:

  1. Dominick Grace31 January 2014 at 06:14

    Trepanning of course! lmao!

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  2. phnxgrl31 January 2014 at 13:08

    I think the best scene is Sherlock meeting Gay who is also gay.

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  3. a mind amazed31 January 2014 at 14:54

    the scene where Watson explains why she selected that case and how she started working on it - oh wait.


    ok the scene when she realizes what she's looking at is evidence of what Sherlock couldn't do when he was high and how that triggers memories of being with Liam before she finally found the strength to walk away - oh wait.


    how about the scene when Watson decides she doesn't want to work on the case alone because she likes working with her partner and also thinks it might help both of them work through their separate "evil humors" regarding the effects of addiction in their pasts. oh wait.


    fine, seeing Sherlock asleep for the first time this season and having Watson wake him up by throwing clothes on his face.

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  4. Ian Miller31 January 2014 at 18:58

    Shallots!

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  5. random guest31 January 2014 at 20:26

    I kinda loved the KT Boundary explanation

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  6. Dominick Grace1 February 2014 at 05:15

    Yeah, that was a pretty good one!

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  7. Dominick Grace1 February 2014 at 21:43

    Want more Watson, do we? ;-)

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  8. Lisa1 February 2014 at 21:53

    Thanks for all the "others" - of course 4 out of the 7 scenes were "Watson" scenes already, so I had to throw a few Sherlocks in there too...

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  9. a mind amazed1 February 2014 at 22:27

    I don't consider Watson being there to make something a "Watson" scene. How were four of those Watson scenes? All of them were about Sherlock or Sherlock explaining something to Watson, except for the trepan offer, but even that was more Sherlock expressing gratitude to her than her offering anything about herself. (and I loved the whole trepan thread, both on the surface and for the symbolism. I'm just tired of having an endless supply of fascinating facets of Sherlock to love and almost never anything about Watson. I am pleased to know she can read Latin so well. But that's all we learned about her this week.)

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  10. a mind amazed1 February 2014 at 22:31

    the shallots stood out to me, also, but as foreshadowing or hinting at some sort of possible Mycroft influence on Watson. Because the food she was preparing was significantly more complicated than anything else we've seen her cook. (Watson+pbj 4EVER) She recently told Marcus baked ziti was the height of her culinary repertoire, and now she's making a sauce in a copper pot?

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  11. Dominick Grace1 February 2014 at 22:56

    Hmm, interesting. Shallots are little onions, basically; admittedly, cutting them up isn't the same as peeling back the layers, but it's an intirguing possiblity. Food's a recurring motif in the show regardless; I enjoy how often food preparation/consumption informs a scene.

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  12. Dominick Grace1 February 2014 at 22:59

    I think it was even pretty accurate, though I'm no expert.

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  13. Patrick Maloney1 February 2014 at 23:56

    Sherlock pickets the Dimetrodon

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  14. Ian Miller2 February 2014 at 02:08

    I can see the merit there - but it's also possible that she was undervaluing herself. Which strikes me as a bit of a Watson thing to do.

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  15. random guest2 February 2014 at 10:43

    I must admit that I am easily impressed when it comes to science :P

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  16. Stephanie Hudson8 April 2014 at 01:32

    Joan's line, "Well, that would make a really interesting episode of Nova, but what's that have to do with our case?"

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