Holmes wakes Watson

Holmes wakes Watson
Location	The Brownstone

"Cold feet on the warm deck Watson!" — Sherlock, "The Eternity Injection".

Clyde wakes Watson.

Holmes wakes Watson details the manners in which Holmes gets Watson out of bed. Occasionally, the role is reversed or another party is responsible for waking Watson. Its first appearance is in the Season One episode "Flight Risk".

Appearances

• Season One
• Season Two
• Season Three
• Season Four
• Season Five
• Season Six

		"Child Predator"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes After Holmes works for days without sleep to find the "Balloon Man", Watson shows him an exercise to stay awake. She falls asleep on the kitchen table and Holmes wakes her by yelling "Watson!" and tells her his findings while she slept.

		"Flight Risk"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Watson is woken by Holmes loudly broadcasting a police scanner as he went downstairs to get some cereal and didn't want to miss anything.

		"The Leviathan"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson with breakfast and then maps out her morning so they can get to the properties clerk's office when it opens to look at a piece of evidence.

		"The Leviathan"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson again, this time at 3:00am by loudly playing Beethoven's Symphony No. 9.

		"The Deductionist"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes knocks on Watson's door, lets himself in and announces that Captain Gregson texted concerning a disturbance at Patrica Ennis's house while he picks an outfit out for her.

		"Snow Angels"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson by throwing winter clothes on her and announcing that they are going out in a snow storm. He turns his back so Watson can change and then recounts what he deduced during the evening.

		"Dead Man's Switch"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Sitting in a chair at the foot of her bed, Holmes wakes Watson by announcing that he knows the identity of "Henry the Eighth" and provides the details of how he deduced this.

		"Risk Management"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Sleeping on the couch, Holmes wakes Watson by flashing a light on her face. Holmes notes she's been asleep for 107 minutes which is enough time to have cycled through all stages of REM and non-REM sleep.

		"We Are Everyone"
		Featuring: Watson and Clyde Watson is woken by a lettuce eating Clyde whom Holmes has put on her bed to wake her. Holmes is endevouring to be a more considerate flat mate and believes this manner of waking Watson to be polite. Watson brings Clyde downstairs to his terrarium.

		"An Unnatural Arrangement"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Having fallen asleep with her head on a table, Watson is woken by Holmes who brings her tea, Tibetan fried bread and his deductions of how Beth Roney stole priceless artifacts.

		"The Marchioness"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Having learned that Watson slept with his brother Mycroft when in London, Holmes pokes Watson's covers to see if Mycroft is sleeping with her again. She's alone and ask "why are you poking me with your single stick?".

		"Blood Is Thicker"
		Featuring: Watson and Mycroft Having been stood up for dinner for several nights by Sherlock, Mycroft phones Watson and wakes her up, pleading with her to ensure Sherlock meets him for dinner that evening.

		"Dead Clade Walking"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Having been up late preventing his sponsee Randy from relapsing, Watson turns the tables and wakes Holmes (who is sleeping on the couch in the library) by throwing a coat on his face.

		"Dead Clade Walking"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes gets back at Watson by waking her at 4:00am by playing "The Marriage of Figaro" loudly in order to keep himself awake. It doesn't disturb geologist Gay who is sleeping on the library couch.

		"The One Percent Solution"
		Featuring: Watson and Remus Holmes uses rooster Remus to wake Watson up in order to inform her that he's found where the bomb maker they've been hunting for.

		"The Hound of the Cancer Cells"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes opens the shades, waking Watson, then launches into a caffeine-fueled analysis of Hank Prince's case before throwing one of Watson's tops onto her face.

		"The Many Mouths of Aaron Colville"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes asks Watson if she slept, waking her and then launches into a discussion of the Grateful Dead spin-off group "Further" tour, accounting for the whereabouts of a suspect. He then gives her clothes and says they are going back to Newgate Correctional to look at their files.

		"The Many Mouths of Aaron Colville"
		Featuring: Watson and Clyde Holmes uses Clyde, dressed in a shark cozy knitted for him by Ms. Hudson, to wake Watson. Later, he wakes her again with Clyde who is wearing a different cozy with a note that says "Have you seen what's on TV?".

		"The Man With the Twisted Lip"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson by asking if Mycroft took liberties with her the evening before. He gives her a tray with breakfast while Watson expresses not appreciating being woken up by Sherlock's paraniod fantasies about Mycroft. Holmes then says that he found a hidden track on Paige Dahl's CD that may indicate her whereabouts.

		"Just a Regular Irregular"
		Featuring: Watson, Andrew and Holmes While sleeping at her apartment with Andrew, Watson is woken by a phone call from Holmes. He's able to tell she's just had sex from her voice and gives her new information in the murder of Ike Walaczek.

		"Terra Pericolosa"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes After an evening studying the Bray map, Watson falls asleep in a chair in The Brownstone. Holmes wakes her by starting an overhead projector which shines a bright light in her face. He then launches into his findings on the map.

		"The Eternity Injection"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Having not slept at the Brownstone for months, Holmes takes the opportunity to wake Watson by playing "Taps" on a bugle which he learned to play an hour before. He does afford Watson with a nice breakfast and clothing.

		"Seed Money"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes breaks into Watson's apartment and wakes her by making a smoothie with a blender.

		"Hemlock"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Watson stays the night at the Brownstone and Holmes wakes her by announcing he's brought repast and couture for her and that they're going to see the Board of Directors at Stern Investments.

		"The Female of the Species"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes In the wake of Andrew's murder, Holmes comforts Watson at her apartment and brings her lasagna. He falls asleep working at her table and is woken by Watson who drops a heavy book by his head on the table. She exclaims how much she enjoyed waking him.

		"The Female of the Species"
		Featuring: Detective Marcus Bell and Holmes After an evening at the Brownstone trying unsuccessfully to find Ben Reynolds, Bell falls asleep on the library couch and is woken by an alarm clock and a note from Holmes to meet him at a restaurant in Greenpoint.

		"One Watson, One Holmes"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes After spending all night poring over thousands of pages of the stash of Everyone member "Species", Watson falls asleep on the library couch. Holmes wakes her by typing "wake up Watson" using Morse code and informs her of a discovery he's made.

		"A Burden of Blood"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson by loudly playing a recording of the last moments of Ellen Jacobs screaming "No, No, No!. Holmes reveals that he knows who killed her.

		"A View with a Room"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes To prove a point on a case they are working on, Holmes makes Watson's bedroom look like The Brownstone media room.

		"Render, and Then Seize Her"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson by playing Steve Winwood's "Gimme Some Lovin" on violin. Watson comments that this might be the most disturbing way Holmes has ever woken her.

		"The Art of Sleights and Deception"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes wakes Watson by launching into what he's found concerning the author of the book "Slights and Deceptions".

		"Moving Targets"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes In a reversal, Watson wakes up on a couch and is surprised to not hear Holmes working. She finds him sleeping on another couch and wakes him by saying "you're sleeping". She comments that he never sleeps to which he responds that he rarely sleeps and there is a difference. This is a foreboding of Holmes' concussion.

		"Pushing Buttons"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Watson is woken by a terrible smell and finds Holmes in the kitchen using a solution containing chloral hydrate to restore burnt documents found in George Nix's safe.

		"Bits and Pieces"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Watson turns the tables and wakes Holmes (after letting him sleep in due to his PCS) by announcing she's brought him tea and providing details on the case involving Eric Russo.

		"Nobody Lives Forever"
		Featuring: Watson and Holmes Holmes politely wakes Watson as thanks for the consideration she gave him to get extra sleep when he was suffering from PCS. He indicates this is a one-time consideration.