I personally think there should be tax incentives for mixed race couples. The sooner we are all one mixed race the better. Of course people being people they'd just find something else to hate each other for.

Given that this show cannot do an episode without killing someone I'd be willing to place a small wager that when we do see Oscar again he will look even worse for wear.

Seems to me that there's a huge whole in the writes thesis. Fans of a franchise don't hate the franchise. They hate movies that suck. Everyone of those sequels mentioned, included Prometheus, are terrible. When a franchise comes out with a good movie the fans love and celebrate it. Just look at the history of the Star…

"A boy loves his dog."

Not just sunshine and rainbows. Ent draughts dude. That sh*t will put hair on your toes and turn you into a man. Well, not literally into a man. But it'll put you closer to seeing one eye-to-eye.

Let me tell you something my friend. Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane.

I can see TSA not letting you carry on an urn. If you put your loved one in a tupperware bowl you'd probably be fine.

Sharing an elevator ride can "cause" two people to fall in love. Odds are that if you cycle enough couples through anything a few will fall in love. Assuming you buy into the whole love thing to begin with… phony baloney emotion invented by De Beers to sell diamonds.

I really enjoyed the first killing. All through the opening credits I tried to come up with the reason a woman would pawn her jewelry, shoot a homeless guy and then leave the money on his body.

There are people who found George likable?

There was some really good acting at the end but the first 75% of the episode was terrible.

Wait a minutes. So the woman in blue pleather has been following Joan with a vial of hemlock hoping that Joan would be standing around with an open beverage in a situation where she could get close enough to apply the poison and that the beverage would be one that would disguise the fact that something was dumped into…

I kind of want the woman in blue to be an agent of Moriarty also but I'm not sure if it would be right for the character. Would Moriarty risk her pen-pal relationship with Holmes just to knock off Watson?

No. I never ever watch the previews. I'm already going to watch the next episode so long as I'm alive and they have a habit of spoiling surprises.

I've recently started watching the 4 part BBC broadcast of "Emma" from 2009 with JLM as George Knightley. It's odd to see him behave so physically different. He really uses his whole body to play Sherlock. That he gets ignored by the awards people is a crime.

So she not only knew which coffee was Joan's but was able to pick it out visually? I guess she could have read the names on the cups. I'm hoping both cups were poisoned. That would make a lot more sense.

For a horrible minute in Watson's apartment I thought she was about to suggest that her boyfriend move in with Holmes. Now I am dreading that they might stick him in there in a hospital bed. Please, please, please let him be dead.

Exactly. Plus, Gruner was an over confident, narcissistic, sociopath who didn't quite comprehend the lion's den he had intentionally walked into until his face was soaking into his socks.

I was hoping they would mention that when she dumped the bucket over his head, a whole bunch of it landed in his lap.

How hard would it have been to list the names of the casts for each year? The timeline is interesting but could have been much better.