So right there with y'all on the Moriarty thing.
I don't think you guys want the manifesto
I do. Strangely, I like to read rants I agree with online.
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So right there with y'all on the Moriarty thing.
I don't think you guys want the manifesto
I do. Strangely, I like to read rants I agree with online.
I really liked the last ep, ESPECIALLY the whole sequence following Sherlock being shot. Wonderfully imaginative, smart and yet very visceral.
Scrappy, did you notice the plant?
Shir, if Moriarty was not dead, then there is no reason why anyone would know that he had been on the roof (much easier to disappear before the body is found, and if he knew that Sherlock would be alive to tell the tale, then he would know that Sherlock was alive and wtf even, right?), and both the "fan" theories about The Fall include him.
Wait, plant?
The plant, in GIF form [link]
Shir, if Moriarty was not dead, then there is no reason why anyone would know that he had been on the roof (much easier to disappear before the body is found, and if he knew that Sherlock would be alive to tell the tale, then he would know that Sherlock was alive and wtf even, right?), and both the "fan" theories about The Fall include him.
I'd really love to see Moffat try and explain that.
Schroedinger's Moriarty?
I did not like this week's Elementary, I like Lucy Liu, and I like Joan Watson, but this episode pushed her into Mary Sue territory.
you aren't the only one. I've seen other complaints.
I don't know if Mary Sue-ness is the exact problem I have. She's got more backstory than she needs, which might amount to the same thing.