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Elementary - Episode 3.16 - For All You Know - Extended Promo

Mar 2, 2015

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Thanks to Richard Dower for the heads up on the Extended Promo




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11 comments:

  1. OMG why 2 weeks??? Can't wait

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  2. Whoa, two weeks? But it looks exciting, can't wait.

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  3. TWO WEEKS!


    Man, s3 is seriously bringing on the drama and angst. I love it!

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  4. There's a JLM stunt double involved, too, according to the IMDB page for this episode. And they seem to be keeping this episode very close to the vest. Gets more intriguing all the time.

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  5. Can't wait to see this episode.

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  6. Looks great!

    Not sure about the two weeks for its on the schedule for this week?

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  7. Aha! So the stunt double committed the crime and blamed it on Sherlock?

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  8. Now there's an interesting meta concept!

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  9. I have a theory. The first (or only) Sneak Peek is now up, and Holmes is implicated in this crime by a note to the missing woman that he acknowledges is in his handwriting.

    I think it's time for something to come of the fact that he's been writing letters back and forth to Moriarty for a year and a half or two years or whatever it is. Handwriting letters. One time early this season, when Watson was having issues with the Andrew relationship, Holmes said to her that the best thing to do for a relationship is to exchange a lot of handwritten letters. Emphasis on the handwritten. It was striking to me at the time, because they don't throw away lines like this, but nothing in that episode seemed to relate to it at all. Now something does: Holmes confronted with a note that he recognizes as in his handwriting but that he has no memory of.

    If you give Moriarty a very large supply of your handwriting, your prose, your thoughts, and details of your life, she can use them to, you know, frame you. In multiple ways, no doubt, be you ever so careful, as I'm sure smitten-stupid Sherlock imagines he's been. So, my guess: Moriarty's gotten Holmes framed for murder. She's the only one who could forge or cause to have forged a note that Sherlock Holmes believes to have been written by himself. And she's still got her old promise of "What I will do is hurt you -- worse than I did before" to fulfill. Here it comes.

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