I know what you're saying, but we just started re-watching the first season and Sherlock takes an almost ecstatic satisfaction from the "Moriarty" discovery at the end of the episode, which strongly suggests the ennui associated with the character.

Given we're talking about Sherlock Holmes, it's "maths", surely. And by your maths, a McDonald's Quarter Pounder is 25% of a 16 ounce sirloin at the best steak house.

Given we're talking about Sherlock Holmes, it's "maths", surely. And by your maths, a McDonald's Quarter Pounder is 25% of a 16 ounce sirloin at the best steak house.

Yes, but the girls wind up late.

Yes, but the girls wind up late.

It's not 50% of the show Sherlock is for me, but that still makes it better than most anything on mainstream TV. Admittedly I've really gotten back into Holmes since the BBC series came out.

It's not 50% of the show Sherlock is for me, but that still makes it better than most anything on mainstream TV. Admittedly I've really gotten back into Holmes since the BBC series came out.

I don't really remember there being a ton of rules in Catholic school. Stuff was just implied and you tried to stick to the Venial side of the ledger as best you could.

I don't really remember there being a ton of rules in Catholic school. Stuff was just implied and you tried to stick to the Venial side of the ledger as best you could.

Doggie-style too, just as an insult to Christ.

Doggie-style too, just as an insult to Christ.

When I was 13 or 14, my mother and I watched Colors. The violence and language were nothing new to either of us, but at one point they decide to bust a perp (who apparently was played by Don Cheadle) while he's in flagrante delicto at his girlfriend's house. It wasn't just the sex scene. It wasn't just the full-on…

When I was 13 or 14, my mother and I watched Colors. The violence and language were nothing new to either of us, but at one point they decide to bust a perp (who apparently was played by Don Cheadle) while he's in flagrante delicto at his girlfriend's house. It wasn't just the sex scene. It wasn't just the full-on…

The Starchild stands alone.

The Starchild stands alone.

Is it a big but?

Is it a big but?

To be fair, ever since Eastern went out of business, it's hard to connect to Parts Unknown.

To be fair, ever since Eastern went out of business, it's hard to connect to Parts Unknown.

It's because they sound similar when spoken, basically "should uv".