Heh, Google and it will come. Trying for details, found on Mentalist wiki:

In Season 5 ('Blood Feud') Rigsby reveals that he and Sarah had a split up.

Must have revealed it in a REALLY anticlimactic way, I guess. Ah well, my habit of reading or doing sudoku while watching TV has made me miss things before, and probably will again.

Must have revealed it in a REALLY anticlimactic way, I guess. Ah well, my habit of reading or doing sudoku while watching TV has made me miss things before, and probably will again.

Well, he was explaining it to his own father, from whom he was estranged (to put it politely). So it was giving a nod to continuity, but the reveal was certainly second banana to what else was going on with the scene.

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Well, he was explaining it to his own father, from whom he was estranged (to put it politely). So it was giving a nod to continuity, but the reveal was certainly second banana to what else was going on with the scene.

It begins to seem vaguely familiar...

And just in case anyone else cares enough about The Mentalist to want more discussion than it usually gets here, try the reviews at Reviewbrain's blog

I'll check it out. Thanks, WS.

Latest Sherlock: I think we as viewers are being let in on something the characters don't know yet. If so, I hope they catch up soon - not good to let your audience get too far ahead.

Basically I think Joan and Sherlock are making a fundamental mistake in Joan's training. Not that learning some of the skills she is learning is a mistake. But the basic intent seems to be to turn her into a 2nd Sherlock. And on the one hand that is not possible, because some of the what Sherlock can do can't be taught. And on the other hand it is the wrong goal in any case. Sherlock already is Sherlock. He does not need a mental twin. Joan has been the most help to him through her ability to complement him, to do stuff he can't. She has empathy, social skills, medical knowledge, and an ability to spot breaks in patterns that reveals stuff Sherlock's own brand of deduction does not. They work better together than separately.

Now maybe this is just head canon, and I'm reading something the writers don't intend. But I suspect we are intended to see this, and the characters will realize and explicitly say it in an episode or so. When Joan says "I can't do this" she is both right and wrong. She can't be another Sherlock, but she can go on being an awesome Joan who can do all sorts of things Sherlock can't do, that may be more important than what Sherlock does. At minimum they let Sherlock do what he does far better than if she was not there. At that last sentence IS canon.

When you call the show Sherlock it is confusing for a bit.

When you call the show Sherlock it is confusing for a bit.

Tim can't stop calling it that either, even when I hiss something Cumberbatchy at him. When Sherlock is back on the air, it's gonna get super confusing all up in here.

I think Elementary should just go into reruns for that month.

Sorry. Yes, Elementary.

In this most recent episode of Elementary, I was fascinated by Sherlock's hands. JLM acts with his entire body.