Since this show is on Mondays,
I might as well say what all I watch on Mondays at the moment. Since this will
be airing throughout the summer, things might change with what all is on. I
watch Kevin Can Wait, Supergirl, The Resident, iZombie, The Crossing, and this
show, of course. I don’t know what all I will watch as the schedule changes. I
also know that I should get back to the movie updates at some point, but I
think that I’ll wait until one of two potential changes have happened before I
do that. I hope that I can keep up with this blog well with potential summer
vacations and a job with later hours.
Something that will be
different for this post (potentially) is that I have a dentist appointment in
the morning after this episode airs and will have to work early the day this
does air. Hopefully I won’t miss anything and hopefully if I do, I can watch
this later online. I guess that we will see what happens for sure later. I
could have recording issues that would make me have to watch this online later.
At least I have a lot of turnaround for this blog and don’t have to publish it
the same day that it airs. I just hope that people aren’t annoyed by things
like this.
This show spread a common
misconception in the last episode that is very dangerous. You do NOT have to
wait 24 hours to report a disappearance on someone and law enforcement will not
tell you that they will have to wait that long before doing something. Here’s a
link from a UK website that says more about the information. It also applies to
the US as well.
I really need to work on doing
more time on reading the books that I’m reading. I try to read them on certain
days of the week. But I can read it any time and not just those days. Still, I
need to get more of this done but between church, work, sleep, writing (this
blog and others), TV watching, and various other things, reading doesn’t get
that much a priority over other things.
The first act has Watson at
the funeral of her father that she didn’t know as well. Now I don’t remember
much about the whole thing as I’m pretty sure it was the season before the last
one that we were told of Watson’s half sister. I wonder what other long ago
things will be suddenly brought up again. A man is walking on the street,
talking on a cell phone, when he states that he wasn’t having an affair.
Instantly, he is struck by lightning. Sherlock sees the body and thinks that it
was man-made lightning. How is the possible? I guess that we’ll see soon.
The second act has more of the
investigation. There is some sort of special device that was made that can
shoot lightning of sorts at people. There is also missing plutonium. Watson’s
father left a message of sorts for her, but not her sister. After learning that
the logs for the crawler boss that the Al Bhed had made were erased, Sherlock
suspects someone within a certain height range.
A man is brought in for
questioning. While you’d think that this is too soon in the episode to be the
right person, the man in question confesses to the murder that he did not
intent to commit, wanting instead to only knock him out or hospitalize him for
a few days. If the murder is solved, what will happen with the rest of the
episode? Well, the plutonium is missing and terrorists might have it.
The third act doesn’t have as
much in it. Sherlock develops more brain problems and winds up blind for a
moment. Watson looks up various traffic footage and notices a delivery truck
making a left hand turn, which she finds unusual. I did know that they try to
avoid them, but I don’t think that they are always possible to avoid making. They
find a dead person who is part of a white supremacist gang. They believe that
the dirty bomb they are looking for is in their possession.
The fourth act has more of the
letter talks about that Watson threw away. Sherlock found it and thinks that
she should read it and that it isn’t him being affected by his schizophrenia. A
white supremacist is brought in for questioning and could be lying about what
he wanted or didn’t want or use. While at first it seems like a bombing is
going to happen, Sherlock thinks that a heist is happening instead.
The fifth act has the gang of
people caught. There was a bomb too, but it wasn’t as bad as it otherwise could
have been under different circumstances. A guy asks how Sherlock was able to
figure out all that he did. This guy gets arrested for having leaked the
information about a bomb. Sherlock does a puzzle to try to figure out various
brain problems of his. Watson talks to her sister about the letter.
On the next Elementary, there
is a case that seems like it will involve old sorts of items. But how will
Sherlock solve it when he’s having these brain problems still? I wonder if part
of the reason that they did this was to make him even more eccentric. I guess
that we’ll find out what happens on Monday and you will see the post about it
on Thursday. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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