I think the comment Hannah made to Watson in parting about Watson having been there for her in a time of need, and that she wouldn't forget it, pretty much sets Hannah up for a future return, possibly even as soon as the season finale.

I think the biggest reason they continue to have bodies drop, even in episodes not actually about the murder (like this one) is so that they have a way to continue involving Gregson and Bell. As NYPD homicide detectives, the only reason for them to get involved is if a body drops.

I think the writers ma have painted themselves into a corner with how they started out the season with the Gregson/Holmes relationship and Holmes coming back. Now, they need to wait for that paint to dry while the figure out how to bring Gregson back in more directly.

I grew up going out of my way to find this show on Saturday mornings. Despite the odd style of animation, it actually had some more advanced story concepts than most Saturday morning far. Also, it was swords and sorcery, so I couldn't pass it up. Conan with a light saber is just awesome when you are a young kid.

Thundarr was AWESOME! I couldn't believe it when the dug that one up to include in the show.

The sun's name is not the sun. Technically, the name of that star is Sol, and it is capitalized.

TV is capitalized because of the old convention that dictates abbreviations are capitalized, and TV was/is an abbreviation for television.

Internet is capitalized because, when it was conceived, it became a proper place with its own physical (or in this case also virtual and metaphysical) space. It's not any different than addressing London, England or New York.

Orff composed his piece in 1937, but the poems he adapted are hundreds of years old. Though the musical arrangement might be under copright, there are plenty of was it could be adapted for us still. Also, it is used so often (especially "O Fortuna"), that I have to question how hard it is to get the rights to use an…