Changes: Bits and Pieces

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Cast

Main cast

Featured cast

Plot

"I am tired of giving you a pass. This time, you want to keep working here, you're gonna jump through the same hoops as the rest of us."

— Captain Gregson to Holmes

Backstage of a Broadway play on the Midnight Ranger, Watson and Detective Bell question the show's producer, Ira Langstrom, about the murder of a critic. Ira absolves himself by showing that he'd bribed the critic to write a positive review about the play. At The Brownstone, Watson reports her lack of success to Holmes who is staring at a bag on the table in front of him. The bag contains a human head and Holmes says he has no memory of the last six hours nor how he came into possession of it. The last thing Holmes remembers is working on the case of the murdered critic but he can find no link between that case and the head. The head smells of embalming fluid indicating the body it was taken from had been dead for a while. Given the situation, Watson encourages Holmes to tell Captain Gregson about his post-concussion syndrome (PCS) which Holmes assents to do.

There is a head in there.

Trivia

The Midnight Ranger character introduced in "You've Got Me, Who's Got You?" is seen in a Broadway musical.

Quotes

I'm not a killer. I'm just a grave robber.
— Walter Petty

Gallery

Elementary Season Six Episodes
An Infinite Capacity for Taking Pains • Once You've Ruled Out God • Pushing Buttons • Our Time Is Up • Bits and Pieces • Give Me the Finger • Sober Companions • Sand Trap • Nobody Lives Forever • The Adventures of Ersatz Sobekneferu • You've Come a Long Way, Baby • Meet Your Maker • Breathe • Through the Fog • How to Get a Head • Uncanny Valley of the Dolls • The Worms Crawl in, the Worms Crawl Out • The Visions of Norman P. Horowitz • The Geek Interpreter • Fit to be Tied • Whatever Remains, However Improbable
Season One • Season Two • Season Three • Season Four • Season Five • Season Six • Season Seven

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-|text=Backstage of a Broadway play on the [[Midnight Ranger]], [[Joan Watson|Watson]] and [[Marcus Bell|Detective Bell]] question the show's producer, Ira Langstrom, about the murder of a critic. Ira absolves himself by showing that he'd bribed the critic to write a positive review about the play. At [[The Brownstone]], Watson reports her lack of success to [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] who is staring at a bag on the table in front of him. The bag contains a human head and Holmes says he has no memory of the last six hours nor how he came into possession of it. The last thing Holmes remembers is working on the case of the murdered critic but he can find no link between that case and the head. The head smells of embalming fluid indicating the body it was taken from had been dead for a while. Given the situation, Watson encourages Holmes to tell [[Thomas Gregson|Captain Gregson]] about his post-concussion syndrome which Holmes assents to do.
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