Then I hope they don't do that ending.

I enjoyed the scene where Joan lectures a barely-awake Sherlock about the Enigma code stuff she's figured out. Surprised that Genevieve didn't comment on the role reversal.

Yet another spammer. (Yawn.) You know the drill.

Ashi is barefoot,

Cut the spammer to ribbons, please!

I hope the writers gave Jack a completely happy ending. He deserves it. So does Ashi. So do we.

Really? Doing what?

Once again, get rid of the spammer, please. Honestly, does anyone really fall for these things?

It seems that what the fans want from Elementary is different than from what the creators and/or CBS want from it. We like character drama, they like the police procedural elements and plot twists. As much as I enjoy the show the way it is (and hope it gets several more seasons), every time I read one of Genvieve's…

Seriously, if I were one of those colonists I'd start looking for a new place to live.

I agree with this review—especially the part about the ending, which didn't sit well with me either. "Hey colonists, these robots just killed your friends and relatives and tried to kill you, but it was all just a misunderstanding that I've wiped from their memories (which is bad when I do it to humans, but okay when…

Maybe not, but the show's quality certainly justifies it.

Maybe Sherlock was trying to weed out candidates who weren't willing to do unpleasant tasks. Or maybe he was just trolling. Or perhaps both.

I think they reason they do that is so there can be a Reveal Shot when the camera finally shows the human remains in the crematorium. Not very realistic in this context, but shocking if it's handled well.

I'm surprised that there's been so little mention of the sheer gruesomeness of tonight's murders. (I'm really relieved they weren't actually shown.) I'd like to think the killer didn't realize that at least one of his victims was alive and conscious when he put them in that crematory; killing them just to protect his…

Get rid of the spammer, please!

Yeah. Elementary has been pre-empted so many times in the last few months that I'm starting to think CBS just wants an excuse to cancel it, which would (admittedly) be stupid. I really think the show could last as long as, say, Criminal Minds given the right treatment.

Which episode is that?

Nice knowing you, Glimmy.

You hate Linda and Teddy? Why do you even watch this show?