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Now that Elementary is done pretending that Watson (Lucy Liu) is leaving, the show is free to step-up its game and get her detective-ready.
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Elementary review – 1×17: ‘Possibility Two’
Elementary review – 1×16: ‘Details’
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Elementary continues to recover from its disastrous Superbowl episode with a case based around underutilized supporting character Marcus Bell (Jon Michael Hill). So why do we only care about the conversation pictured above?
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Elementary review – 1×14 : ‘A Giant Gun, Filled with Drugs’
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Elementary bounces back from its dud of a Super Bowl episode this week, primarily due to presence superb guest star John Hannah as Rhys. Does this mean better things to come for the series?
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Elementary review – 1×14: ‘The Deductionist’
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We get a double dose of Elementary this week as the show gets the coveted post-Super Bowl time slot. Does the series capitalize on this tremendous opportunity to entice new viewers to get on board?
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Elementary review – 1×13: ‘The Red Team’
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After a short two-week break, Elementary returns with the first of two new episodes this week. How does ‘The Red Team’ do following ‘M.” the series’ strongest offering to date?
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Elementary review – 1×12: ‘M.’
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Well colour me happy – it looks like Elementary shockingly pulls a 180 and turns into a bonafide Sherlock Holmes adaptation, introducing Holmes’ (Jonny Lee Miller) canonical nemesis Moriarty. Not only that, but we get a significant amount of character development and a complete disavowal of the tired old procedural format. Happy New Year indeed.
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