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Elementary | 1x12 M.
Elementary 1x12 - M.
I forgot how revengeful season1!Sherlock was
Him and Patrick Jane would have been good friends during that time. Also because they are both Sherlocke of course
Elementary | 1x12 M.
I'm gonna miss this. Maybe not this so much. But this. Working with you. I think what you do is amazing.
→ Elementary 1x12 - M.
regarding @queenconsuelabananahammock‘s post pointing out Elementary’s highly problematic uncritical support for the NYPD, I wanted to complicate one of the points, about the sonic device described as a tool for crowd control. This is one of the very few times someone actually does criticize the police: Sherlock introduces it as “fascist technology,” though that’s undermined by the fact that he praises it as ingenious first, and the rest of the conversation never comes back to that point.
Sherlock: It is a truly ingenious -- albeit fascist -- piece of technology. The DARPA-funded scientists across the hall have been developing it as a crowd-control device. It emits a direct blast of low-range sonic waves which vibrate at the same frequency as lung tissue. Would you like a demonstration?
Watson: The idea is for police to use it on unruly protesters.
However I think it’s also significant that this faint critique happened in an episode that not only didn’t include the NYPD, but neither Marcus Bell nor Tommy Gregson even appear in it at all. I doubt “Made in NY” (NYC’s office of filming permits) micromanages storylines, but CBS’s agreement with the NYPD certainly could.
What happened to the show that had Sherlock’s "associate” Teddy raise the issue of racial profiling?
3x01 Joan: You decided we weren't partners. So, I learned to work without you. It's what I'm used to now.
2x24 Sherlock: I'd like to work on my own, if it's all the same to you. Your decision to find new lodgings necessitates the adaptation of my methods. I need to grow accustomed to going without your input in the evenings, and I prefer to begin immediately.
1x12 Sherlock: Actually, Watson, it occurs to me that help from you is the last thing that I need. Much as it pains me to admit it, you have become something of a crutch, and I need to get used to working by myself again.
1x03 Sherlock: For a brief stretch in London, I talked only to a phrenology bust I kept in my study.
3x01 Angus
Trade Off another episode tag for 2x22, ~500 words warning: no hugs in this one. not related to Swayed.
"I'm not gonna follow you." —Watson, "M"
The steep flight of stairs up to the oasis of her room loomed in front of her like a cliff-face, and she opted to head downstairs first. Maybe eating something would help ground her enough to make the next round of choices, like which shoe to take off first.
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