I might have started this blog
too soon. What do I mean by that? Well, I started it as a result of the time
delay being a bit different on one affiliate than it was on the other. I found
out later that this just might be a standard difference between the two
affiliates. But, I have this blog now and can only hope that the real thing I
was waiting for ends up happening at some point in time.
Since I started this blog
since it airs after Madam Secretary, you might be wondering if I did that
before with any other shows. Well, I have a blog about The Good Wife. Since the
show is over, you might be wondering what the purpose of the blog is now. Basically,
now I just use it to update the readers about what the cast of the show is
doing now.
I do not know how this show
would go over with the people I can only best call the Holmes purists. This
show has done a lot of changes with the classic stories, notable ones being
changing Watson to a woman and combining the characters of Irene Adler and
Moriarty. I don’t know that much about classic Holmes, but I might have to
change that.
I promise that when this show
ends, I will start reading The Hound of the Baskervilles since I have the book
and haven’t read it yet (among other books I have). This show may end this
season, to be honest, and its timeslot is the worst in all of television. The
ratings are doing bad so I don’t have high hopes for it. I would say that it
would be bear chow, but TV grim reaper is the main person now who has all the
rating info and guesses as to what shows will get cancelled which season. Once
I finish reading the book, I will post a review of it in this blog.
Since there are no ABC shows
for me to record tonight, I will probably be live watching this for a change
and I’ll be able to schedule this post for Thursday. I hope that there’s not a
new episode next week since I’d probably wind up missing it without watching it
later online. At least I won’t have to worry about watching the episode on
time, then I’ll know that I’ll have the blog ready on time. Last week, I wasn’t
able to see the episode until the Thursday I posted it here.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by 46 minute delay. We begin with Watson and her sister, I believe. She
talks about possible gang related activity. We then get to people who are about
to jump off a building. As one of them falls, he gets shot. Sherlock and Marcus
(the black guy) are there at the crime scene investigating the murder. Sherlock
notices that the parachute was doomed to fail. Why would two different people
want to kill him? He was murdered twice, like the dead guy in Godsford Park, a
movie with a similar premise that I do not recommend.
Act two has people talking
about the murder to the wife of the victim. She gives details which imply that
she was not responsible, although when is the first interrogated suspect ever
the killer? A person doesn’t want to be found, but Sherlock thinks that he will
be soon. They talk to suspect number two. He explains why he was hiding; he
thought that the killer was coming after him too. Suspect number three, the
woman suspect number two thinks would be after him, is talked to and she
explains why she didn’t do it either. The killer had a regret and Sherlock
seeks to find what it is. When he and Watson learn of a scam that the victim
was in on, they look into who else knew about it.
Act three is when they talk to
someone about the missing money scam or whatever. Will this ruffle feathers or
rustle feathers? Watson talks to someone about the case, I think, but he claims
that, as usual, the victim had something to hide. I’ve already lost track on
what number suspect we are on. Sorry about that. The victim had a loan that he
gave to someone or the other way around. I’m losing track of the show, but
recording this has its own problems as well.
Sherlock finds a cargo hold
and learns that they were smuggling illegal immigrants. Someone tell Trump that
this (well, maybe not this illegal method) is how 48% of illegals get into this
country. Normally, they just overstay visas. They come to visit and never
leave. Anyways, an important picture is revealed. Also, when you watch shows,
is there an annoying person who talks during it? The person isn’t watching the
show, but is trying to talk to you or just to themselves.
Act four has yet another
suspect in the case being investigated. The mysterious black guy is brought up
again. I forget who he is and don’t think that I saw his introduction to the
show. Sherlock plays chess with this guy for some odd reason. There are even
more suspects that are brought up on the show. Have we gotten to the double
digits yet? A foreigner is the person they are talking to. I do wonder if they
could do two separate arrests since the person was murdered twice after all.
I can’t even keep track of all
these suspects so I might have to just go back to whoever is charged with the
crime. They do find a person who confesses, but he’s not actually the person
who did anything wrong. That person is the father of the wife of the victim.
The wife then says that he was cheating on her and she tearfully confesses to
the sabotaged chute. Sherlock then uses this to go after the possible sniper
before he strikes again. How does he do that?
Act five has the foreign
people interrogated again. It might have been an honor killing that happened,
although I don’t fully understand what that is. It appears that the sniper
would go after the mistress as well in addition to the man who cheated. They
are able to catch this man, the child of the foreigners. Watson then goes back
to talk to someone from earlier that I don’t fully understand. He seems kind of
intimidating in a way. I can’t tell if he means to do this or not.
On the next Elementary, a food
case is brought up. Someone might have died from food. That person may have
also been turned into food. And you thought that horse meat was bad. I don’t
think that I’m going to like the next episode. I just hope that I can see it in
good time, although I won’t have to by Thursday. Keep in mind that I will be
moving this blog to alternating Sundays in the future, although I will putting
this back to Thursdays by year’s end. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing
off.
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