Despite all of the odds
against this show, it will be returning sometime next season. What do you know
about that? Pretty cool, right? Guess that I won’t have to do any major changes
to how this blog is updated. We’ll see if the show lasts beyond next season or
not. I’m surprised it even lasted past this season. We’ll see what ends up
happening. Guess there will be a long gap in posting between this post and the
premiere of next season, especially since it is going to be on the midseason
schedule and could be getting a long delayed, shafted, final season treatment
like Person of Interest did. Networks are no longer so kind to shows that they
don’t actually own.
Now for the next movie update
which will go through everything I see before this blog gets posted. On Monday,
I watched The Matrix. I replaced that with The Matrix: Reloaded. On Tuesday, I
watched A Wrinkle in Time and replaced that with Thomas and the Magic Railroad.
Now during the summer, I have
special ways of watching things that I do when I have enough extra time to
watch movies. It isn’t exactly the summer yet, but I still had time for that.
I’m just going to mention what is watched and what replaces it.
I watched Baby Boom and
replaced that with the Aristocats. I watched Celtic Woman: A New Journey and
replaced that with Celtic Woman: Song from the Heart. I watched Bend it Like
Beckham and replaced it with Bambi.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by ~3 minute delay. We begin with Sherlock writing some sort of note. He
then meets up with Watson. Sherlock appears to be suffering from burnout,
although Watson thinks that he might be using again. That’s why I could never
risk becoming a druggie. You never know when they might relapse. There is more
gang talk about Thin Boy. Can they throw in a white person into the gang to be
less of a stereotype? Anyways, people, possibly police, but hopefully not,
shoot some gang members dead.
The second act has the team
investigating what looks like another gang shooting that killed all the people
of SBK. Sherlock wants to be away for a while. He interrogates a priest who
might be corrupt. What an original idea! He then gives a message to this priest
who is working with SBK. Another person is talked to about the ongoing case.
Sherlock talks more to this mystery woman who I’m really confused by. Who is
she? Is she related like a person thought she might be? Sherlock then talks to
a person from a rival gang who insists that the other side started everything.
How convenient.
The third act has a terrified,
kidnapped woman who delivers a message to a person. It seems that she is dead
now. Sherlock offers more theories into what is going on. They interrogate a
suspect and he finally reveals information. Sherlock wants to do anything to
stop the fighting. Carmon’s roommate reveals more information about the case.
She was a witness to the initial kidnapping and was too scared to help. They
are looking for a person with possible tattoos. Sherlock and Watson learn more
information about the case in question. Watson then has a major revelation with
the case.
The fourth act has someone
skeptical of the possible fact that Mr. Wilcox, the main SBK member, is the
killer of Carmon (probable misspelling) and doesn’t want to trade immunity for
the fact that he might have killed someone. It doesn’t seem that people are
showing up for Shinwell’s memorial service. I hope that my funeral stuff is
taken care of for when I pass. I don’t know if I should assume that it is taken
care of or will be. I despise people who assume (or, at least when they say
they do).
Sherlock seems to have a
breakthrough with the case. Watson is upset that Sherlock wasn’t there for the
service. They have it out with each other. Watson makes a possible deal with
someone related to Mr. Wilcox, it seems. This is a long act. Sherlock talks
more with the mystery woman who I’m still confused by. Is this a lover of some
sort? Things are coming. She’s in a place that she set on fire that’s nearby to
where he is. What is going on? Why is this show so weird?
The fifth act seems to have
more evidence brought into the murder of Carmon. She fought back against her
captor. Watson and Tommy bring in all the evidence they have against Mr. Wilcox
and it appears that he is sent to jail. We then go back to Sherlock and the
mystery woman. What happened with the fire? They kind of glossed over that,
didn’t they? Once again I’m confused by this and the discussion that they are
having. Wait, is this person real or did he somehow imagine her? They seem to
imply that it is possible brain problems of his. The episode ends, making me
glad that this show is renewed or we wouldn’t have any more information going
for the episode.
I’m going to have one last,
important paragraph in this post. Everything afterwards you can ignore. I have
no idea yet when I’ll be back with more episodes. That’s because I have no idea
when the next, new season will be. Hopefully, it doesn’t get the Person of
Interest treatment, although I’d be surprised if the next season didn’t wind up
being its last. This will be the last post for a while. I’ll either be back
sometime after the season premiere or have a random post or two (or even more)
between that time and now. I’m not yet sure if regular updates will be on
Thursdays as they have before or not. Just wait until after the show returns
and then you’ll know. Now, on to random crap!
Let’s finish the movie updates
until this post is published. The next thing that I watched was Bean: the
Movie. I replaced that with The Devil Wears Prada. I then watched Back to the
Future and replaced that with Back to the Future Part 2. Next, I watched my
grade school graduation DVD (which actually doesn’t have any of the graduation
on it) and replaced it with my high school graduation DVD. After that, I
watched Finding Dory with commentary and replaced that with The Emperor’s New
Groove.
What I watched next was
Titanic. I replaced that with National Treasure. I then watched Rush Hour. I
replaced that with Rush Hour 2. Next I watched My Best Friend’s Wedding and
replaced it with Jason Bourne. After that, I watched The Emperor’s New Groove
and replaced it with Finding Nemo.
What I watched next was Power
Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers. I replaced that with Pocahontas. I then watched Thomas
and the Magic Railroad. I replaced that with Shrek. Next I watched Celtic
Woman: Songs from the Heart and replaced that with Celtic Woman: Believe. After
that, I watched The Aristocats and replaced that The Best Years of Our Lives.
Shows disappearing until
midseason are a recurring problem that we see on CBS from time to time. It
might not appear again until a drama is cancelled like Doubt was. It might
finish airing in the winter, partly during the empty Survivor timeslot. It
might not return until May when it could burn off. Those are some ideas or
something else different could happen. Since we won’t know when Elementary is
returning, enjoy the following video in the meantime.
Back to the movie updates: I
watched American Dreamz and replaced that with Avatar. I then watched Rush Hour
2 and replaced that with a tape of a play recording I was in of The Wizard of
Oz. That might be all the movie updates that I can fit in for this blog post. I
wondered what to do with movie updates from this point forward. I thought of
moving different updates to different blogs (as there are different movie
lists) or telling you a huge, long update of movies for when the eventual
return of the show is. I decided that I will actually tell you no more about
these movie updates.
The above link is a blog that
I still update every month with updates as to what the cast of the show is
doing now. I also sometimes talk in the introduction of the blog about updates
to the CBS schedule. That will be where you should check to see when this show
is returning. This show is technically being replaced by Ten Days in the Valley
although Madam Secretary is taking over its old timeslot. I have no idea when
this show will be back and thus have no idea when this blog will be updated
again. Sometime next season it will air its season premiere. Hopefully it won’t
be as late as the summer, but it might be as long running dramas becoming
midseason replacements on CBS typically get their swan song in the end. I don’t
even know if I will be back here on Thursdays or not. But when the next new
episode of this show airs, I’ll be back with it at some point. For now, this is
Adam Decker, signing off.
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