If you are a true fan of
Sherlock Holmes, then you might know many details about Sherlock that I would
not know. He might have used marijuana in the original books. Something that I
like about this show is that it shows the negative side of drug use and why
people shouldn’t use it. So many shows always make it seem like pot is a good
thing or at least very humorous thing. I’ll never understand the push to
legalize it. Keep it illegal.
The last time I told you about
my movie watching, I had four lists with six options each. Well, it then went
down to three lists, then two lists, then one list of six choices, then one
list of three choices, then one list of two choices, then one list of three
choices, then one list of six choices. I have decided to tell you about the
movie watching lists from this point forward. The list currently has the
following choices on it: Aladdin, Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart, home
videos, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Lord of the Rings: The Two
Towers, and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
Well, I had wanted to watch
this episode and blog about it on Friday, but I had to be at work at a certain
time and it took a whole lot longer than I was wanting it to in order to get
all of it done. Besides, I might have given a different blog priority than
anyways. Also, I have not had the time to find the Sandman song that I was
wanting to share, so enjoy this video of a sneezing panda. I’ll explain more
about why I am sharing it in the next post. Sorry that this post is as late as
it is, but it should be the only one of this season that won’t be posted on a
Thursday.
The first act begins with
Sherlock in a car with some seemingly random person. He goes on one of his
random trivia spiels. He and Donald Mallard MD would be good friends. This man
wants Sherlock to steal a lot of money. There are then random people making out
somewhere when rats show up and lead them to a dead body.
The second act has Marcus and
Watson investigating the death. They then talk to interviewee #1. She talks
about the suspect, who was a professor of some sort. I don’t know if this works
with the whole time frame of the show, but I guess that it makes sense in some
way as taking place any time. It seems that drugs relate to the case. Marcus
and Tommy talk to interviewee #2, who is probably a drug dealer but probably
didn’t do much worse than that. This interviewee thinks that research could
have lead to this death happening.
Sherlock is then back with the
possible car salesman who I might as well just say is shady individual Sherlock
knows number x as I have no idea just how many of these people there are. All
this person wants is his money back. Sherlock tells Watson about this man. I
think that I need a name for this person to know for sure who he is. A person
at a dog kennel gets distracted by fireworks or something of a similar nature
and a person is able to make off with evidence as a result.
The third act has this man
becoming interviewee #3. Sherlock thinks that a woman is behind the whole
distraction. Is this interviewee #1? No. It is interviewee #4, a new person not
seen before in this episode. She admits to stealing the rats because they are
worth a lot of money. There might be a cure for aging that she was trying to
find through the rats. Who would want a cure for aging? I wouldn’t. As bad as
death always is, there is probably some sort of upside to it in the end. Think
about anyone who know that has died and see if you know what good could have
happened because of it.
Sherlock talks about his
brother. I don’t remember much about him or why Sherlock would have issues with
him. I used to have problems with my brother a long time ago. Now we are good
friends. I have no idea what changed. Maybe I just hadn’t caught up in terms of
maturity yet. Sherlock’s brother had a price on his head, but it seems that
everyone who wanted this brother dead is now dead themselves. Sherlock didn’t
learn this from his brother.
Watson then talks to
interviewee #5 who knows more of the information about the case and gives them
a lead of where to go. A new person is dead. If they were from earlier in the
episode, I can’t tell for sure right now. Sherlock notices that there is paint
and Watson notices that there is blood as well. A girl named Lacey is the
suspect now.
The fourth act has Marcus talking
to Lacey. Marcus doesn’t think that she did it. She was selling her blood to
this newly dead person. This is one of those weird, possibly crazy, vampire
like things, only it is something that I do, sadly, believe would actually
happen in reality. Even if it is 100% done by only those willing to do this, I
still worry that it could cause problems with potential willingness for it to
no longer be done legally. Sherlock talks to this possible friend from earlier
and wants to give this person money. I do not understand this at all.
Watson thinks that this all
relates to burrito land in some way. I must have missed the part that talked
about this. Hugo then becomes interviewee #7. Hugo probably didn’t do the crime
or any other crime, even though he didn’t like what was going on. Sherlock
talks to the strange person from earlier. But it seems that the situation is
being sorted out somehow. Will Sherlock reconnect with his brother? All I know
is that Sherlock’s father is appearing in the next episode tomorrow. Watson
thinks that a person has the motive, but someone else used it instead of them. Sherlock
lets Watson sleep in normally for the first time I remember. Sherlock thinks
that a person who might have sabotaged the prize was also an organizer of the
same prize.
The fifth act has more of the
motive that Hugo mentioned against the whole blood trading thing or whatever it
is called (do I want to know?) lead to Hunter as the possible suspect. Who was
that? It turns out that he needed the money and would have kept it if no one
wins the prize. I think that Hunter is interviewee #5 and a person that I
called interviewee #3 is the suspect. Actually, no. I got the two of them
flipped. Interviewee #3 is Hunter and guilty while interviewee #5 is okay.
Sherlock learns that his brother is more than likely dead as we end the
episode.
I won’t be able to see scenes
from next time, but I have seen some of the promos for the next episode and
know that Sherlock’s father is returning in it. Unless otherwise noted, posts
will be back as normal for the future on Thursdays after the episode aired
until the season finale happened. I hope that I can be kept up to date better
in the future with who is named what in which episodes since it is confusing
for everyone to try to keep track of things without actual names known well.
Did that make sense? I do wonder if like sand mining, I can figure out what
this main focus on the episode was. But this time, I do not really want to know
much about it. Anyways, this is all for now. This is Adam Decker, signing off.
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