Let’s just skip to the movie
watching that I did. Hopefully, I roll the right choice to create new lists for
the future. But, my history with these lists proves one thing for certain: if
you want something to happen, it probably won’t until you don’t want it. I
still don’t know if I want it for sure or not. As for Saturday, I watched the
first Celtic Woman concert. That option remains on my list for now so I can
watch the other concerts. While there might be a time it ever gets removed from
my movie watching lists, it hasn’t happened yet. On Sunday, I watched The Two
Towers extended edition. This means that Lord of the Rings remains on the list
for now. Apparently, John Nobel, who plays Sherlock’s father, was in that
movie.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. We begin with a recap of Eli, the wheelchair person, and the
suspicious deaths that have resulted in relationship to it. We get to Sherlock
being interrogated after being arrested for murder. Only this isn’t a real law
enforcement person since he doesn’t seem to be on the up and up. Whether he is
or isn’t doesn’t seem clear. Sherlock is dropped off and reunited with Watson
and reveals more information about the case.
The second act has Kitty
coming to the house with annoying music being played as Sherlock thinks that he
is under surveillance. They learn that Eli (I think) had paranoid schizophrenia.
Watson believes that one of his rants was actually based on a true thing that
people were trying to cover up by killing.
The third act has more of the
claims that something happened in Venezuela that got various people murdered.
There is more investigation into the case. Watson and Kitty are with a person
when a guy in a motorcycle tries to kill him.
The fourth act reveals more of
why Sherlock has seemed a bit cold towards Kitty. He thought that she shouldn’t
have just left without informing him that she was okay. We also get to the
explanation behind what has been happening. There was an added news story on
one of the files that someone wanted to start a war with Iran.
The fifth act has Sherlock
wanting to prove the Iran story as #fakenews. There is a stand-off between
police and the person who wants the story to spread. Sherlock is able to find
out information and defuse the situation. Kitty decides to baptism Archie
(baptize and christen are the same thing, right?) and she wants Sherlock and
Watson to be godparents. I guess that Sherlock make her an offer she couldn’t
refuse. They will be staying in touch.
On the next Elementary, a
guitar is central to the plot. Why is rock and roll considered the devil’s
music? You’d think that rap would be a much better example of that. Also, where
would Christian rock fit in all of this? Sorry, I went off of a strange tangent
there after the first sentence of this paragraph. Anyways, for now, this is
Adam Decker, signing off.
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