is that what she uses to shave her legs? now that wold be a fun scene…Watson removes stubble with Occam's razor while thinking about her wardrobe

Kip Winger?

she seems to really play it up when she confronts men in their offices alone. Remember when she confronted/threatened Sherlock's father?

yeah. I think sherlock knew that something didn't add up and he was right in that Shinwell was an informant. I think he still smells something.

there were sprinkles on Shinwell's vest when he was on the roof.

I don't completely get the reviewer's assessment of Joan's wardrobe because she's always been tailored when the need arose, but I do agree that there were a lot of buttons on the blouse.

Shinwell has some skills as a detective….he got the XY right off the bat and figured out Whitlock's scheme.

I always get the feeling like Shinwell is too good to be true…he seems to always remembers what other people say and then uses that in the next conversation. He acts suspiciously and then more things come out about him. Could it be that Sherlock isn't completely convinced either? Does he know something that we…

the scene at the brownstone with Joan and Sherlock at a table with the Shinwell monologue was almost set like a stage with an audience.

this time she added pinstripes!

Does Joan always wear a necktie when she confronts someone?

Very cool buttons on Joan's blouse. But were the vest and blazer slightly different colours?

Loved how Joan brandished her card at Whitlock.

huh like how Erik Estrada played Frank Poncherello on CHIPS! (or all those blue eyed Indians with Trump tans on 1950s cowboy films) Makes so much sense now! Thanks for explaining!

you couldn't escape him in the US either.

we had email in the 90s. this show does a really bad job of being true to its setting.

the lion voltron was the best.

They really should let Constance Wu do more physical comedy. She was brilliant when attacking the teen boys and when shooting pool. Her decision to go over the head with the check in the restaurant with Senior Chang was well thought out.

It felt like Senior Change was out-acting Louis.

that piccolo sounded like a flute!