elementary 1x21
May. 2nd, 2013 11:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dahlia_moonI really liked the breaking-into-the-mortuary-in-the-middle-of-the-night scene, even though it was illegal. Words are also not enough to describe how very much I love the quiet, emotional moments between Sherlock and Joan on this show (and between any characters really).
Though, it was creepy they tied up Gottlieb at the Brownstone, their place of residence; I mean, come on! Do they want /all/ the serial killers descending upon the place where they lay their heads at night?
Moriarty is interesting, and extremely creepy. And I hope we get to at least see him soon, all this teasing is intriguing sure, but only up to a point. For some reason, I'm hoping he has a past to Sherlock that goes beyond him being Irene's killer (we know Gottlieb got the order to kill Sherlock when Sherlock was in his drug addled days, but not if this was pre-Irene or post-Irene). If it ends up being that Moriarty killed her just because he could, I'll be sorely disappointed.
There was no sign of Detective Bell, I don't remember, so the episode suffered a bit for it. (The episode suffers even when there's no sign of Clyde, quite frankly. I guess I like it when all the supporting cast can be accounted for.)
Though, it was creepy they tied up Gottlieb at the Brownstone, their place of residence; I mean, come on! Do they want /all/ the serial killers descending upon the place where they lay their heads at night?
Moriarty is interesting, and extremely creepy. And I hope we get to at least see him soon, all this teasing is intriguing sure, but only up to a point. For some reason, I'm hoping he has a past to Sherlock that goes beyond him being Irene's killer (we know Gottlieb got the order to kill Sherlock when Sherlock was in his drug addled days, but not if this was pre-Irene or post-Irene). If it ends up being that Moriarty killed her just because he could, I'll be sorely disappointed.
There was no sign of Detective Bell, I don't remember, so the episode suffered a bit for it. (The episode suffers even when there's no sign of Clyde, quite frankly. I guess I like it when all the supporting cast can be accounted for.)