'Life of the Party'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
I'm obviously going to have to give Elementary another try.
I've often figured canon Holmes asexual as well. Watson hoped he'd take an interest in a female client who proved more resourceful than usual, but Holmes referred to her concern as brotherly. And I think his attraction to Irene was more respect for her mind and gumption.
I'm obviously going to have to give Elementary another try.
The beginning of S1 is kind of bland procedural-ish, and it's weird to see Sherlock Holmes transplanted to NYC, but after about 4 or 5 episodes, it really picks up. And what they did with Moriarty was sheer fucking genius.
I'm worried about Moriarty after what the BBC did.
No, Elementary's Moriarty is a glorious thing. I promise. (Because I utterly loathe BBC's Moriarty. LOATHE.)
Word.
I second Steph's thoughts about the contrasting Moriarties. BBC Moriarty = creeptastic and gross. CBS Moriarty = Brilliant and genuinely novel.
Bah, Netflix won't stream Elementary, and I'm not going to pay even more to get 2 DVDs a month.
Past seasons of Elementary are on Hulu.
AND I'm on it sometimes. If you don't blink.
I've been thinking of dropping Netflix, there's not a lot on there I watch. I shall investigate Hulu.