See season six, 'The Gilmore Girls.' The key is how the network changes show runners. If the previous runner hands the show off to people who've worked on the show or is someone that runner recommended, the continuity of the show usually continues. But if the show runner is fired, well, look out.

It's probably left overs from the bar.

Harpo Marx would've been so proud.

A good detective always brings extra evidence bags.

What a fantastic episode of Television. That first 20 minutes was as good as any season of 24. Personally, this was LOST season 4 good. Normally a show waits for a season finale to drop a roller coaster ride like this.  

At least with the move to Friday, we can give both shows a chance to survive.
And catch our breath.

Resistance is, I believe, futile.

If you are staying tuned for 'Elementary,' then it's already too late! Back to back that is as solid a 2hr block on broadcast TV right now.

Added points, Carter's first shot breaks the glass, then she takes out the hit man.

"Be prepared to Laugh!"

The Studio 60 comparison indeed.

It may have just been me, but I half expected that note to say 'Benjamin Linus.'

Well, John did try to shoot him.

Clear, and well done I'd say!

I would go so far as to say that the serialized story this show is following is not Sherlock vs. Moriarty, but the beginnings of the personal relationships between Watson, Sherlock, and Gregson. In past versions of Sherlock Holmes (including the books,) we are always shown Watson and Holmes inclusive with a long and…

I thought it would be Malik, until Tessa realized she should have given the book to Lisa to read. Then it became apparent that Tessa had found a perfect date for herself, not Lisa.

I thought it channeled more of his Jeremy Darling character from Dirty Sexy Money. With a more deranged twist that is.

I thought it channeled more of his Jeremy Darling character from Dirty Sexy Money. With a more deranged twist that is.

They've been opening for the Black Keys, and then The Killers. Another trip to the Ryman would be greatly appreciated.

No list is complete without 'Hell' and 'Where does the Good Go.'