Starting in the August update
of my CSI: Cyber blog, I will be including John Nobel from this show in it. I
do not yet know for sure if I will put any reviews of his movie in this blog or
not. I might. If I wind up only being able to see it on DVD, then I will
definitely put it as a review of this blog. Know that as long as I’m able to do
a post of this on a Thursday, then there will be the potential for special
updates of this blog when it is on hiatus. I won’t go out of my way to
review movies that he does like I did with the movie True to the Game, but I
will include them here if I can or at least there.
Know that you will not see
any updates of this blog during Advent and Lent as I put my Survivor blog on
Thursdays then. If this show returns, then keep in mind that the updates will
probably be on Thursdays, but it may be some other time. Just be sure to read
my CSI: Cyber blog while this is on hiatus and it will keep track of any
updates.
Movie update: On Saturday, I
watched Shrek and will replace that with Shrek 2. On Sunday, I watched Celtic
Woman: Believe and replaced it with Celtic Woman’s original concert: Live at
the Helix. I should also note that Fridays and Tuesdays will probably have
movie watching in the future, but they won’t have it yet. I’ll make notes when
they do.
The first act has reminders of
Watson wanting to be a parent via adoption. Will Sherlock co-parent? He is then
investigating a case and has a dollhouse and bear trap. The apartment is not
baby proof. As long as Sherlock is in it, then it makes sense. We then go to a
crime scene and Sherlock notices a drink of some sort there. It looks to be the
murder weapon. Leroy, the dead person, seemed to like to blackmail people and
did that a lot. But Sherlock thinks that things are more complicated and he
seems to be a contract killer who kept records as an insurance policy.
The second act has files
brought up and some important device is there. Interviewee #1 then tells the
pair of Watson and Tommy about the investigation she was doing in Leroy. I hope
that I have his name right, but I hate referring to people by their last name
as I find it disrespectful. Leland is his name. He is not Leroy. Marcus tells
interviewee #2 about his death and she, as usual, didn’t know about the dead
person’s double life that for some reason the dead person tends to always have.
Watson then calls someone at
the adoption agency over the phone and there are problems with her trying to do
it. Interviewee #3 did not seem to do it and thinks that he wins negotiation by
speaking last. There is then a murder from four years ago that need to be
solved.
The third act has Watson
talking to Gary, an adoption official, about her problems with the places that
were his mistakes. Sherlock thinks that orphan illnesses are the problem that
the second dead person seemed to focus on and profit from. Medina is his name,
I think. Sherlock in his usual Sherlock ways learns of the problems that Watson
had with the adoption agency and Watson didn’t want him to end up co-parenting
or changing his life too much. Why do Sherlock and Watson live together? There
is a person at a restaurant who might be a suspect, but winds up being a person
who was framed.
The fourth act has Marcus
going back to interviewee #2 and talking to her. She was misleading people for
some reason. Leland had made a device from earlier to mislead people. Sherlock
then notices a boy in a bed that is the reason why some things were happening. Sherlock
thinks that he can figure out the case. Sherlock helps Watson by introducing
her to a king of sorts. Adult adoption is the problem that is then brought up.
Gary, the person who screwed Watson over, is responsible for this king’s son
adopting people and making them princes and princesses to marry other princes
and princesses. Medina, who might not be dead or still could be, might be the
target of another hit based on Watson.
The fifth act has the not
actually dead Medina showing up to the prescient. He didn’t kill Leland or set
up a hit. But he did kill Peter, the actual dead person from four years ago.
Why am I so bad with names? But they did find by hiring a hit man somehow who
was responsible for Leland’s death. Watson then talks to Gary about the illegal
adoptions and the options that he has. Watson and Sherlock then talk some more
together while Bohemian feasts are brought up. Sherlock would want to raise a
child that Watson would have since he doesn’t want to risk dissolving the
partnership.
On the next Elementary, it
seems that there is an issue with a bag that causes a medical issue that could
be the end of Marcus. I wouldn’t think that it would be. I still have no idea
when or if Michael is coming back to the show. It would seem odd if he doesn’t.
It looks like a better episode than usual is coming up next week so hopefully
it is good. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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