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Elementary S03, Ep11 – The Illustrious Client

Posted on June 7, 2018 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 11
Title: The Illustrious Client
Original Air Date: January 22, 2015

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Favorite Quotes:

* Kitty: You think he’s found me?
Sherlock: If he has he’s made a grave mistake. Watson and I intend to capitalize on it.

* Kitty: I’m not going anywhere. This is why I became a detective. To hunt this man. I’m ready.

* Joan: Yeah because rape is only committed by poor people.

* Kitty: It’s like you said, he’s a monster. They don’t need a why.

* Kitty: She’s lying.
Sherlock. Yes, thank you, well aware.

* Kitty: Someone hurt me Sherlock. You hurt yourself. You don’t know anything about how I’m feeling.

* Kitty: I was wrong Watson. I didn’t forget the voice, I couldn’t.

Synopsis: Joan starts her new job at the insurance company. Sherlock calls. She goes straight to the brownstone to assist Sherlock in breaking the news to Kitty that her attacker is now in New York. Sherlock tells Kitty and she is in shock. She’s not thrilled about a detail and being asked to go to a safe house. At the precinct, Gregson is not amused with how another investigation is being handled. The missing person is the dead victim. The cop doesn’t seem to care much. She shows him her scars. A woman is locked in a room. She sees the emerald ring of the previous victim on the floor. Sherlock and Joan have determined that either the killer has a type or he’s going after women who look like Kitty. The three go over her social media and computer files. A suspect is brought in for interrogation. Bell and Kitty watch it. He provides an alibi. Joan goes to the bar and shows photos around. The bartender identified the girl, but not the man. He gives her a cell hone they found. At the brownstone, Kitty is searching like crazy. The phone gets a hit. Bell sends his file to Sherlock. Meanwhile, the woman being held is rescued. The whole house is full of captive victims. They now believe this is the guy. They find the weapons used on Kitty. In the garage they find a dead man. The suspect was fleeing the scene of a murder. One of the victims asks to speak with someone. Joan and Kitty speak with her. She tells them many details. Sherlock is back at the scene of the house and crime. Simon stole a car from a neighboring house. He most likely ran to his sister who works at a hospital. When they talk to her she tells them she fixed him up and kicked him out. Sherlock walks around and becomes suspicious. They decide to tail her. He tells Joan and Kitty that he actually came there to steal a drug for a rare blood disease. Sherlock reminds Joan that she now works for an insurance company and can access information. She asks her new boss but he’s hesitant. She manages to win him over. Kitty goes to visit the sister. She apologizes. Once inside, it changes, she takes out her baton. Back at the brownstone, Joan arrives worried. She and Sherlock pondered the board. Simon’s sister finally comes in and talks. She has a phone number for Simon. They set up a call. While they didn’t get the trace, Sherlock determines he’s on a boat. The area has two marinas. Gregson searches one and comes up empty. Bell is at the other one. The drug list came up as a bust. Bell doesn’t find him. A boat trailer is empty and Sherlock becomes curious. Simon’s ex neighbor has a 27 foot boat, and it’s suddenly missing. They get him to crack. Bell gets a call from the man’s wife. The boat was on fire. Simon is likely dead. Gregson speaks with Sherlock in his office. It’s about Kitty’s visit to Simon’s sister. Gregson has to suspend Kitty from working with the department with these allegations. At the morgue, Kitty tells Sherlock this is not the guy who attacked her. They have a heart to heart. Joan’s boss calls her. Kitty surprises Joan at her apartment. She demands to know who Joan was talking to. Kitty starts shaking. She is going on about her attackers voice. Del, Joan’s new boss, it’s his voice. He’s the one who attacked Kitty.

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Elementary S03, Ep10 – Seed Money

Posted on May 17, 2018 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 10
Title: Seed Money
Original Air Date: January 15, 2015

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Favorite Quotes:

* Kitty: Life is stranger than anything the mind could invent. It’s something my friend likes to say.

* Joan: You broke into my apartment?
Sherlock: You break into mine all the time.

* Sherlock: We thought he was killed over plants you could smoke. Perhaps he was killed over one you cannot.

* Sherlock: Murders.
Bell: Who?
Sherlock: All of them.

* Sherlock: It was my understanding that was impossible.
Joan: And your understanding can’t be wrong?

* Joan: They may be fakes, but they are still beautiful. I’m going to water them.

* Sherlock: It’s your life Watson, I’ve no right to a monopoly.

* Sherlock: You’ve been a good friend and a good partner.

* Joan: I’m not here to judge you.

* Joan: I know it was you Barbara. I know you killed Klay.

Synopsis: Kitty is at a support meeting. She tells of how she was hurt and met Sherlock and move to New York. That after him she made another friend and another friend. After the meeting, one of the attendees ask Kitty for help as a detective. Her daughter has been missing for three days. Joan arrives at a murder scene. Two seniors have died together. Poison is suspected. They head to the basement to look for the source and find another dead body. He’s a resident in the building with two doctorates. They bring in the emergency contact for notification. When they ask her about the marijuana she tells them he engineered it. Kitty arrives at the brownstone to fine Sherlock inverted. He tells her the grow house was somewhere in Brooklyn. Kitty’s runaway seems to be a brat. Joan wakes up to Sherlock in her apartment making her a smoothie. After she yells at him they begin going over new evidence. Joan informs Sherlock that she is closing her private business and going to work for an insurance company as an investigator. She was hesitant because of how he reacted the last time. Gregson has found the grow house. The plants are dying as well from lack of care. There is also a stolen orchid present. At the station, Sherlock has the autopsy. He was dead before being lit on fire. Joan wonders if there if it was a copycat of a gang killing. A classmate of the missing teenager meets Kitty. She tells her about a car that had been following her. She gives her the license plate number. Sherlock, Bell and Joan go to visit a vice president of a conglomerate. They ask her about the flower purchase. She tells them that the flower was included with the chest of drawers. Meanwhile, Gregson has brought in the owner of the Jaguar. Kitty notices something odd about his thumb. At the brownstone, Sherlock pulls the two orchids out of their pots. The orchids are clones of the original. Gregson calls the two, there are two more murders. It’s at Agranex, the firm they visited earlier today and where they found the orchid clone. The dead bodies are two employees. Both were abducted at their homes and left at there last location. Sherlock notices the rope they were tied with did not burn. It’s specialized to not burn. They bring the executive they questioned back in. She was impressed with the victim’s cloning skills. She wanted to hire him for his cloning skills and is growing skills. Kitty has tracked down Tess. They discus what she is up to and also who her father is. Kitty tells her the thumbs is how she figured it out. At the brownstone, Joan and Sherlock confirm everything Barbara told them. They discuss Kitty and her detective skills. The discussion is interrupted by a suspect in the murders. Joan realizes that the first victim was backing out of the deal with Agranex. Joan gets a text from the victim’s ex-girlfriend. Turns out she just wants flower food for the flower she was given by him. In a twist, the plant food she wanted is the same they were given by mistake. It’s for the flower that the dead man would give to each woman he was with. Joan calls Sherlock and tells him he was right, Barbara killed him. When she comes to the station, she only finds Joan. She tells her everything she’s discovered and that the Kelly’s deaths were accidental. Gregson calls Sherlock about a body and asks for just him. Sherlock is confused as to why he could not bring Kitty. The man who hurt Kitty is now in New York.

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Elementary S03, Ep09 – The Eternity Injection

Posted on April 26, 2018 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 9
Title: The Eternity Injection
Original Air Date: January 8, 2015

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Favorite Quotes:

* Sherlock: You know better than to ask me a non-specific question, what are you getting at?

* Sherlock: We know who did what to whom. The why of the matter escapes me utterly.

* Joan: You’re talking about an illegal drug trial.

* Joan: Kitty had a key made for me. She didn’t want me to have to break in every time I came over.

* Joan: And why are we pondering eternity this morning?

* Sherlock: My sobriety is simply a grind. It’s this leaky faucet that requires constant maintenance and in return offers only not to drip.

* Sherlock: The man’s facing death, we have precious little leverage over him.

Synopsis: Sherlock has a bomb in his house to disarm. It’s actually a talking car alarm. Alfredo can’t crack it so he’s brought it to Sherlock to give it a go. The doorbell rings. It’s someone who knows Joan and wants to hire her. One of her coworkers, Marissa, is missing. At the station, Kitty takes the file to Joan. Marissa got a $150,000 payment with no explanation. Sherlock sends Kitty a text message that she can’t understand, but Joan easily decodes it. They meet him in an alley. There is a chained-up trash can. When he opens it, it clearly smells horrible as even he is affected. Marissa’s body is in the dumpster. At the morgue, they show Bell some weird notes she had on her. They have a suspect now thanks to the autopsy. However, he’s missing too. Bell brings in his wife. Gregson interrupts with a note for Sherlock. The college kid he brought has found Jacobi. But the man he found doesn’t look like Jacobi. Sherlock and Joan go to talk to a performer. She has seen the man several times this week. They follow her directions and find a homeless encampment. They find Jacobi, only he’s dead. Sherlock notices some disturbed earth nearby and finds a journal. Based on the journal, he killed Marissa. Sherlock cracks Jacobi’s laptop. He also received $150,000 from the same company as Melissa. The doctor at the morgue finds severe brain degradation. He did find a new chemical in his system he could not identify. Sherlock posits that based on the note found with Melissa, Jacobi was one of 5 people this drug was administered. Joan and Bell bring Gregson up to speed with what they’ve found. At the brownstone, the three are working on the research. Later, Joan returns to find Sherlock listening to music and laying on the floor. Sherlock has identified all five men who took the drug. Another of the men is dead. Two are still outstanding. Sherlock thinks that this drug alters the perception of time. Kitty contacts Sherlock that one of the men is still alive. The three go to his work to follow up. His mother just passed and he might be hiding at her apartment. They head over to check. Sherlock has Kitty pick the lock. He’s there and trying to run away. He is still sane enough to talk. Gregson and Bell talk to him at the station. He can only tell them about the nurse and a man who might have been in charge. He is able to give them enough to produce a sketch. Joan arrives at the brownstone at Alfredo’s request to check on Sherlock. Sherlock found a picture that matches the sketch. He works in the neurochemistry field. Sherlock tells her he’s been feeling a bit down. They discuss his sobriety. She fell asleep on his couch and he wakes her up with a bugle and breakfast. He very much enjoys waking her up. Bell and Sherlock stake out a rest home where mystery patient number 5 has an aunt. They are trying to catch him. He shows up. He only cares about his research. Gregson and Bell try to get some answers from him. He won’t talk. Sherlock deduces that the doctor is not protecting a company but a person. Back at the brownstone, Sherlock has cracked the alarm with an electromagnetic pulse for Alfredo to see. Sherlock decides to go back to the meetings. He receives a call from Joan. He knows who funded the illegal drug trial. They go to meet him. Sherlock lays out a though process about the trial. Sherlock offers him a deal. But he blows them off. The change paths and speak with the man’s nurse. He tells them he had to sign a non-disclosure agreement to be the man’s nurse. Brett tells them that he knows the company they are searching for is owned by his patient. What he tells them clearly puts the sick man in the driver’s seat of the drug trial. At the man’s house, they find him. He’s injected himself with the drug. Joan offers to come back to the brownstone to help. Sherlock tells her no but thanks her for caring.

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Elementary S03, Ep08 – End of Watch

Posted on April 5, 2018 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 8
Title: End of Watch
Original Air Date: December 18, 2014

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Favorite Quotes:

* Sherlock: He’s armed with a toy gun.

* Kitty: Someone’s been writing down everything you say and posting it here? That’s against the rules isn’t it?

* Kitty: You are very quotable, you know.

* Sherlock: He exports violence and imports misery.

* Kitty: Was our friend there?
Sherlock: Anonymity, Kitty you really must look it up.

* Kitty: It’s the same news report as before. You’re wallowing.
Sherlock: I’m giving myself a much needed dose of self-recrimination.

* Sherlock: It’s strange to be found unique in the setting of a meeting, to stand out. It’s the one area of my life I feel part of the crowd.

Synopsis: Sherlock is at a meeting speaking. A guy comes up to him and asks if “Brain Attic” is his. He’s not thrilled, but gets a call from Gregson before he can further investigate. Sherlock and Kitty go to the scene. Bell and Joan find a fresh footprint. Sherlock removes the downed offices weapon. The magazine has air gun pellets. It’s a toy gun. The surveillance video doesn’t help. Everyone at the station gathers to listen to the final call. Gregson gives information about the funeral. Joan goes with Bell to speak with the wife. Sherlock and Kitty determined that the gun was switched prior to going out on his shift. It was likely another officer who switched the guns. Gregson already has a suspect. They interview his old partner. The slain officers’ wife tell them his life got harder after the accident. He was very proud and happy to be able to finally go back to full duty. Joan notices a lot of things are missing. She discovered that he got hooked on oxycodone. He was improving and they were going to counseling. Joan and Bell look into the possible dealer and the fake gun. At the brownstone, Kitty is working on the video. She’s able to determine the killer has a glass eye. He shows her the blog. It’s all things he’s said in meetings. Kitty volunteers to find the blogger and settle it. Joan calls with information and comes to the brownstone with security videos. She has found that Officer Flynn replaced his own gun with a toy. Sherlock and Joan tell Gregson what they think happened. The footage showed that he had purchased dozens of these toy guns. He worked at an armory. There is now concern that he may have sold dozens of police firearms to pay for his drug addiction. Kitty checks in with a birder to try and narrow down the photographer on the website. One picture gives her a date. Kitty arrives at the brownstone. Sherlock and Kitty will be tracking down the dealer. As for the armory at least 30 firearms were replaced with fake guns. Kitty shows him some photos of people who may be running the website. He recognizes someone but won’t tell Kitty who. Bell calls them, they know who the killer is. He’s been wanted by the ATF and they offer to help to catch the guy. Two patrolmen stop for coffee. While one goes in the other waits in the car. A message pops up on the computer about Burrows, the man who killed Flynn. Burrows walks right up to the car and kills the officer. At the morgue, they discuss the possibilities. Joan volunteers to look for any connection between the two officers. Sherlock has a chat with Darren about the website he created. He tells him how his words helped him and that is why he shared it. He refuses to take it down. Sherlock asks him if his wife knows about his affair. He threatens to tell his wife if the site stays up. Bell and Joan go to visit the most recent fallen officer’s cousin. He’s not helpful. At the brownstone, Joan and Kitty walk in to Sherlock practicing his blow dart skills on a picture of the murderer. Sherlock is still stuck on the drug dealer. Joan realizes that Flynn played sports. It’s possible that “6” was actually an old team mate from when he played football. He’s brought in and they interview him. He tells them about the man buying guns for pills. It was as they suspected, Flynn ended his habit, and cut off the supply of guns. Sherlock races to Gregson. There’s going to be a heist at that armory. The murderer killed the officers to get everyone out and rip off all the weapons at the armory. At the armory, the heist happens. Kitty informs Sherlock the website is down. Kitty and Sherlock head downstairs to find Joan has made a discovery. She thinks he’s hiding guns in furniture to smuggle them. Sherlock notes how quickly Burrows killed the second officer after the first. He had a dead line he has to meet. It allows them to track him and arrest him. When they haul him out he finds almost the full police force waiting to give him a perp walk. Sherlock attends another meeting. He looks up the site to read, “I’m sorry.”

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Elementary S03, Ep07 – The Adventures of the Nutmeg Concoction

Posted on February 2, 2018 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 7
Title: The Adventures of the Nutmeg Concoction
Original Air Date: December 11, 2014

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Favorite Quotes:

* Sherlock: My spirit of volunteerism is not without its limits.

* Joan: Well, we’re all set on the nutmeg front.

* Joan: How do two adults have a relationship where one never calls the other anything but the nose?

* Gregson: How do they find him? He got a yelp page?

* Kitty: You can get high on nutmeg?
Sherlock: I can’t say it’s a particularly satisfying experience but yeah.

* Sherlock: I don’t think we’re going to be hearing from Mr. Woodbine anytime soon. Our cleaners been cleaned.

Synopsis: A woman hires Joan to find her missing sister. She’s been missing for five years. Her case has a link to several others, the smell of nutmeg. Joan is at a coffee bar and Kitty tracks her down to try and find some casework. She immediately starts forwarding information to Sherlock, who volunteers to help. Sherlock and Joan go to the Behavioral Sciences Unit at the FBI to get the profile. The agent is not cooperative. Sherlock still gets the profile as he uses other agents against him. After reading the profile, he feels each of the six kidnappings was done by different people. At the station, the three work on the cases. In one of the victims belongings there are keys. Only one isn’t labeled so they go to her building and try every door. They find a man’s apartment. He had an affair with her. He proves he was out of state during her disappearance. Back at the brownstone, Joan lays down the law to Sherlock and makes him work. She leaves and runs into an old flame. He wants to hire her to find out who stole is medical card. Joan meets Sherlock at Sing Sing. He grills her about this old flame. There was a file on Jessica’s computer that links to a criminal. They are there to speak with him. He’s not amused. But to be on the gardening crew he gives them a lot of information. Sherlock received a text from Miss Hudson. There’s an area that’s been shot up and it smells of nutmeg. Sherlock and Joan go to the scene. One of Sherlock’s irregulars arrives. He’s got a great nose and will sniff out the scene. He detects all kinds of things including sodium peroxide. The nutmeg scent concoction actually belongs to a common scene cleaner. At the station, Sherlock lays out the evidence so far. He wants to find the cleaner and other cases that he’s cleaned. At the brownstone, Kitty lets Joan know she found the identity thief. Sherlock is trying to create an ad to find the cleaner. Joan gives her friend the information on the identity thief. At the station, Joan is sorting through a long list of people trained to clean crime scenes. Sherlock arrives and tells about an attempt to meet the cleaner that went terribly wrong. Joan gets a text and her ex, who she helped with an identity thief, he is asking her out. Sherlock then tries to analyze her. Sherlock has found something with a mural. Conrad Combine is obsessed with nutmeg. They go to visit him and find his nutmeg concoction. He’s brought into the station for questioning. He doesn’t’ cooperate. They have figure out who would want each person dead and see if they can get them to flip on the cleaner. Sherlock might have found a whole bunch of victims. Joan gets a text and heads out. Later, Joan meets Sherlock at the station to interview the man who may have hired the cleaner. But Sherlock goes off on a tangent about Joan’s love life. They offer him immunity to flip on Woodbine. He flips and gives him up. They storm his offices and it smells of nutmeg. He’s very much dead and cleaned at this point. As Kitty dismantles the murder board she notices something in a photo. He is Woodbine’s superintendent, but he was also at a killers trial. Sherlock and Joan go back to see the murderer. They know it’s his son who is the new cleaner. They offer him a deal ot save his son. Kitty relaxes while Sherlock shows her video of the son being arrested. He congratulates her on figuring out what actually happened. At Joan’s, she is preparing a welcome home dinner for Andrew.

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Elementary S03, Ep05 – Rip Off

Posted on December 19, 2017 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 5
Title: Rip Off
Original Air Date:

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Favorite Quotes:

* Sherlock: Guarding a puddle are you? Got demoted?
Belle: Haven’t you heard, it’s not the size of the crime scene that counts

* Kitty: I’d say she’s got a right to make record of her work and her stories.

* Sherlock: When we find this man he should stand trail for murder and crimes against the English language.

Synopsis: A woman walks through a red puddle and its got body parts in it. At the brownstone, Sherlock gives Kitty an agreement to sign. He and Kitty meet Belle at the scene. Sherlock thinks he knows where the rest of the body is. The trio winds up at the impound yard. He finds the rest of the body stuck under one of the towed cars. In the morgue, they get a rundown from the coroner. Sherlock determines he’s Jewish and they canvas the synagogues. Sherlock and Kitty find the one he belonged to. They learn of his business and go there to ask questions. Sherlock checks the breaker box and finds it’s fake. It’s hiding a high tech safe. Sherlock easily cracks the safe code and finds a ledger inside. At the brownstone, Sherlock is acting odd with Kitty even for him. He’s upset that he found a book that Joan wrote about him. While ranting he cracks the code. The dead man was a diamond smuggler. They go to the station to look through files. A briefcase turns up and it’s got diamonds. Belle is invited to the brownstone, to see how the killer ripped off the victim’s hand. A human would be strong enough to rip off the hand if the wrist was broken. There’s a gym not far from the victim’s office. Kitty and Sherlock wait on a manager at the gym. Kitty asks about the book. Sherlock confronts a giant sized man there. Sherlock challenges him to arm wrestling. It’s quite a laugh. He got a DNA sample. Kazmir decides to offer a full confession. They go over the evidence provided by Kazmir. There are three names still remaining to be killed. One of them works at the victims office. They talk to him and learn more about the smuggling. Kitty pays the Captain a visit. She discusses his daughter’s situation with him. Belle interviews someone caught with illegal diamonds. He tells them that the victim was getting out of diamonds. Sherlock and Kitty discuss the case at the brownstone. He challenges Kitty to come up with another suspect. The book comes up again. Kitty wants to read it. She thinks Sherlock is afraid to. Kitty pours a soda on the laptop with the book destroying it. Belle emails Sherlock letting him know that the hit money was found, but contains no prints. Kitty thinks Amit is behind the murder. Belle brings him in. Sherlock and Kitty lay out quite the plot. He spills the beans. Gregson goes to his daughters precinct and shakes the cops hand he hit. Even though he doesn’t want to because he hit his daughter. He tells Gregson he is leaving the force to do private security. He tells her that Kitty paid him a visit. At the station, Gregson sees Kitty. He tells her what happened. She arrives back at the brownstone. He brings up the book this time. He clearly wishes he’d read it.

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Elementary S03, Ep04 – Bella

Posted on November 23, 2017 by pasta26mc

Show: Elementary
Season: 3
Episode: 4
Title: Bella
Original Air Date: November 20, 2014

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Favorite Quotes:

* Kitty: You stumped her, we done?

* Joan: He’s a little bit too old to be playing cat burglar, don’t you think?

* Sherlock: I find it very difficult to conceive that a collection of ones and zeros is a suspect in a homicide.

* Nathan: Unless the computers rise tonight, we have a murder to solve.

* Joan: These people sit around and think about the apocalypse.
Sherlock: No, they think about all possible apocalypses.

* Joan: Ok, I believe you. I kind of feel like hugging you right now.

* Sherlock: I don’t think catching both murderers is going to be easy at all. She is lying to us. She intends to cover up for her mentor.

Synopsis: Kitty learns about Sherlock’s timeshare of Clyde with Joan and is not amused. During this discourse, a client arrives. A computer scientist needs his help recovering stolen AI software named, “Bella.” Sherlock is skeptical. The software has been developing things itself. The man takes Sherlock and Kitty to his workplace. He is surprised to find the software has been wired a doll. Sherlock speaks with the doll and doesn’t get a lot of anything from it. Joan comes down at Kitty’s request. She tells Kitty how to control him and then leaves. Sherlock decides to take on the case. Joan arrives at the brownstone to find Mason with Sherlock. They are all conferencing with some AI experts. Joan and Kitty get to work analyzing the photo of the thief. Joan determines he would have needed to surveil the place to know where Bella was located. The two head to the building and check out the surrounding buildings to try and figure out where the burglar watched from. They find a broken window and a cigarette butt. Sherlock meets the pair at the station. No DNA match on the butts. But they did get a DNA match. Sherlock recognizes the sketch as “Raffles.” Sherlock doesn’t understand why he’s stealing different types of items. Joan is making dinner for her boyfriend when she finds out Sherlock has asked him for help on the case. Sherlock and Joan seek an audience with the CEO of the company developing Bella. He’s also found Raffles. He lays out a deal for the CEO and he follows through. They show the video to one of Bella’s creators and find the other co-creator dead. Suspicions fly. The co-creator thinks Bella killed him. Sherlock takes a look at the Belle machine and disconnects it. Sherlock brings the computer back to the brownstone. Joan loses patients and heads home. Joan’s boyfriend has got a new idea but it’s going to take him out of the country a lot. Joan confronts Sherlock about the email chain. He’s listening to some death metal from the dead man’s computer. He copied it to Bella. There’s a weird blip. They find software that has the virus that plays a flashing video that killed him. Gregson tracks down the man who sent him the CDs. Back at the brownstone, Joan is forced to pick the lock to get in. Sherlock has narrowed down the suspect pool to a thinktank. This thinktank is most focused on artificial intelligence. They debate the realities of this group doing the killing. They move on to a discussion about her boyfriend, Andrew. Sherlock admits that he views Joan as a friend and that she was part of why he came back to New York. The main suspect used a cleaning service that he won free cleanings from. The man picks out a student from one of the thinktank members class. Sherlock and Joan bring Bell up to speed. They get a warrant for the student. She admits to everything right in the middle of the school. Sherlock feels she is lying. In interrogation she recites everything like it’s a script. She admits she’s covering for him. At the brownstone, Sherlock ignores several ringing phones. He’s come up with a plan to force Pike to admit what he is done. Sherlock confronts him. He blackmails him with his brothers drug problem. They have a very colorful discussion. Sherlock returns to the brownstone and stares at Bella. Joan comes back to her apartment. She tells Andrew she wants to come with him for at least part of the trip and he’s excited. Sherlock gives Bella a riddle to solve regarding the case. She gives the same response about not understanding.

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