When it gets to December,
there are certain Christmas movies and Christmas specials that I watch. I
typically roll between certain options and I get through them all over time. Since
the Christmas season started, I have watched Celtic Woman: A Christmas
Celebration, How the Grinch Stole Christmas (both versions, although I prefer
only watching the movie version), The Muppets Christmas Carol, The Smurfs
Christmas special, ‘Tis the Season to be Smurfy, The Tangerine Bear, Celtic
Woman: Home for Christmas, and a Christmas home video that I like. That’s not
all that I plan to watch, but I can mention more of them, that I haven’t actually gotten to watch
yet.
Why is the 10/9 Central
timeslot on CBS such a terrible one to be at? Well, I’m going to list a bunch
of shows that aired then and you can tell me what link other than that timeslot
that they have in common. Here are the shows: Without a Trace, The Unit, CSI:
Miami, NYC: 22, The Mentalist, Unforgettable, Reckless, CSI, Battle Creek, CSI:
Cyber, and Braindead. If you don’t know the link, well, you’ll find out later.
I do have a blog about CSI: Cyber which is now, basically, just updating people
on what the cast of the show is doing now.
Link to blog: https://adamdeckercsicyber.blogspot.com
This blog was planned on being
updated on alternating Sundays with another blog. Well, I won’t have to update
another blog on Sundays after all as there was no new episode of this show on
December 4th and I didn’t have any of the old episodes of this show
ready to be published yet. I have three old episodes to blog about at this
point and could have more in the future. We’ll see what will happen with that.
I’m glad that I will be able
to not only watch this live, but I will be able to blog about it later today
instead of having to wait until next week Sunday. As soon as Thursdays are open
again, this blog will be moved there again. If there is another new episode still
this year, I’ll probably post about it live as well. I do have one, older
episode to post about so you will probably see that soon.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. We begin with Sherlock coming up with yet another rude way of
waking up Watson. You know, this could be part of a drinking game if you wanted
to do something like that. They are taking to the case of someone that they
both know. Also, who is the new cast member? Why don't I see this name that often?
The second act is when
Sherlock and Watson learn more about the case. The person they are talking to
thinks that the case is open and shut. While that might happen in real life, it
never happens in television. They have to fill out a whole hour. Watson is convinced
that the suspect is innocent. He left where he lived and forgot his phone. Sherlock
talks to some of the people the suspect hanged out with. Watson finds a person
that they are looking for. Names, Adam! What are their names? Sherlock and
Watson both talk to the suspect in question. What is SPK anyways? I think that
Shinwell is the name of the main person relevant to the case.
The third act is when Shinwell
thinks that he was sold out by the cop. The victim is Ricky. They think that an
ex-gang member might be the main suspect to look for. Shinwell and Sherlock go
on a stakeout. They both look in a person’s house for evidence relating to the
crime. Why does the woman that first appeared at the crime scene look so
familiar? They talk to a therapist who might be the same actress who plays the
cleaner person on The Blacklist. (Blacklist fans: you looking forward to the
spin-off next year?) Someone became an informant in order to avoid a drug
charge.
The fourth act has more with
the case being looked into. I don’t fully understand what is going on and
missed some of what happened. Shinwell talks some about what happened to some
other person. Also, can TV and movies have some more non-black people in gangs?
Surely white people can be gangsters, right? Not that I recommend that anyone
become a gangster. Watson confronts the black cop from earlier with her theory
as to what happened. While they are on the phone later, this agent, named
Whitlock, kills himself. What?
The fifth act has Sherlock and
Watson talking to Shinwell about what to do after Whitlock died. Shinwell wants
to make the most of his time left before he goes back to jail. Sherlock talks
to Marcus about the case in order to help more with it. Sherlock is about to
clear Shinwell of any blame by giving him another second chance. A second second chance, according to Sherlock.
On the next Elementary, someone
stole Watson’s identity. That’s pretty much the gist of what I got from the promo.
I didn’t really know what else there is to say. Should I ever post a review of
the BBC show Sherlock in this blog? I would review it on my TV blog, but I
normally just stick to network TV as I can’t watch much else and I’m not sure
what other BBC shows I could review with it besides Doctor Who. There have to
be others I might have seen, right? Oh, well. It doesn’t matter much anyways. For
now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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