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| − | |text=At the [[The Brownstone]], [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] sits shirtless while two scantily-dressed women cavort in front of him. They restrain him to the chair with handcuffs and then shut off the music and announce they are robbing him. One asks where the valuables are and as Holmes banters, she threatens him with steel claws. Holmes then says that he's heard rumors of two prostitutes who rob their clients. He calls out and [[Marcus Bell|Detective Bell]] and several officers emerge. Holmes rises from the chair, having picked the handcuffs, and asks if he can keep them. In the morning, while Holmes practices his single-stick on [[Bob]] in the kitchen, [[Joan Watson|Watson]] tells him she needs to go to her apartment to deal with a problem. He's puzzled why she maintains an apartment when she lives with her clients but she insists she needs her own space. She leaves while Holmes works out some frustrations on Bob. |
+ | |text=At the [[The Brownstone]], [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] sits shirtless while two scantily-dressed women cavort in front of him. <small>(♫ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bom_Bom Sam and the Womp - Bom Bom] ♫)</small> They restrain him to the chair with handcuffs and then shut off the music and announce they are robbing him. One asks where the valuables are and as Holmes banters, she threatens him with steel claws. Holmes then says that he's heard rumors of two prostitutes who rob their clients. He calls out and [[Marcus Bell|Detective Bell]] and several officers emerge. Holmes rises from the chair, having picked the handcuffs, and asks if he can keep them. In the morning, while Holmes practices his single-stick on [[Bob]] in the kitchen, [[Joan Watson|Watson]] tells him she needs to go to her apartment to deal with a problem. He's puzzled why she maintains an apartment when she lives with her clients but she insists she needs her own space. She leaves while Holmes works out some frustrations on Bob. |
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| − | |text=At a hospital, a Department of Corrections van arrives to deliver notorious serial killer [[Howard Ennis]], who is donating a kidney to his critically ill sister Patricia. Ennis remains restrained until he is on the operating table, when the doctor asks the corrections officer to remove the handcuffs to accommodate the IV anaesthetic. Ennis' eyelids close and his heart rate slows. No one in the room notice that a scalpel has been lifted from one of the surgical trays. Then one of the nurses notices a strange swelling in Ennis' arm, and realizes that the IV needle is not in his vein. Ennis bolts up from the table and stabs the doctor with the scalpel and then slashes the corrections officer's throat. Ennis then takes the officer's pistol and shoots the remaining medical staff. |
+ | |text=At a hospital, a Department of Corrections van arrives to deliver notorious serial killer [[Howard Ennis]], who is donating a kidney to his critically ill sister Patricia. <small>(♫ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sabbath Black Sabbath - Hand of Doom] ♫)</small> Ennis remains restrained until he is on the operating table, when the doctor asks the corrections officer to remove the handcuffs to accommodate the IV anaesthetic. Ennis' eyelids close and his heart rate slows. No one in the room notice that a scalpel has been lifted from one of the surgical trays. Then one of the nurses notices a strange swelling in Ennis' arm, and realizes that the IV needle is not in his vein. Ennis bolts up from the table and stabs the doctor with the scalpel and then slashes the corrections officer's throat. Ennis then takes the officer's pistol and shoots the remaining medical staff. |
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+ | |text=At the crime scene, Watson discusses what she knows about Ennis who Holmes demeans. Holmes deduces how Ennis was able to fool the medical staff, by pulling the IV needle out of his vein and putting it under the skin and slowing his heart rate with practiced mediation. Then he stole medical scrubs to make his escape. [[Thomas Gregson|Captain Gregson]] indicates that Ennis wrote "SHEDIR" in blood before leaving. Holmes identifies it as a star in the constellation Cassiopeia, but remarks that it is a rather obvious clue. He is then upset to hear that the FBI has sent profiler [[Kathryn Drummond]] who is giving an interview to the press. He informs Watson that he and Drummond worked together when an American serial killer came to London. Holmes detests profilers and comments that he is different from them in that he deduces. After introducing Watson to her, Holmes trades barbs with Drummond including mentioning that she was sued for libel by Ennis for allegations she made in her book about him. |
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| − | He is even more upset to go outside and see that profiler, [[Kathryn Drummond]], giving an interview to the press. He informs Watson that he and Drummond worked together, briefly, when an American serial killer came to London. Holmes detests profilers, and working with Drummond only reinforced that opinion: he says all profilers are fakes and showboats: they reinforce the media's portrayal of serial killers as geniuses, which makes the profilers look like ''"super geniuses"'' when the killers are caught. Watson asks innocently whether profiling is part of Holmes's job, and Holmes archly retorts, ''"I deduce. Enormous difference."'' |
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| + | |text=Gregson and Holmes question Ennis's sister, Patricia, in her hospital room. Dying of kidney failure, she says she's had no contact with Howard since he was sent to prison, and doesn't know where he might be. She sees Drummond's interview on TV and is grateful she's involved. Watson enters her apartment to see her landlord, Bruce, hunched over the radiator, taping up the air valve. He says the issue is that the guy she sublet her place to, Cooper, has been making porn films in her apartment. Arriving back at the [[11th Precinct]], Watson finds Holmes lying on a table in the conference room, staring up at the ceiling, where he has superimposed a diagram of Cassiopeia onto a map of the city. She explains her apartment problem and says she has to move. The star Shedir corresponds to a location in NYC, but Holmes has not shared the information with Gregson as he believes this is a misdirect from Ennis. He also admits that he and Drummond were sex partners. |
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| − | |text=Drummond comes over and greets Holmes affably, with an unmistakable smugness that comes from knowing about his recent troubles with drug addiction. Holmes, with an equally false smile, introduces Watson and assures Drummond that he's cleaned up. He tells Watson there is nothing more they can learn there, and pulls her away. In her hospital room, Gregson and Holmes question Ennis's sister, Patricia. She expresses guilt over her indirect role in aiding Howard's escape. She is dying of kidney failure, and her brother was the closest match available. She swears that she has had no contact with Howard since he was sent to prison, and has no idea where he might be now. On the television, she sees Drummond's interview being aired, and expresses relief that she is on the investigation - Drummond caught Ennis before and she can do it again. Holmes grinds his teeth. |
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| − | Watson enters her apartment to see her landlord, Bruce, in a familiar pose: hunched over the radiator, taping up a leaky vent. She greets him warmly, but he says she has a big problem: a couple on a lower floor caught their teenage son watching pornography on the internet; imagine their horror when they realized that the film he was watching was shot inside Watson's apartment. |
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| + | |text=Holmes confronts Drummond while she's talking to Gregson on the Shedir clue and is surprised to find that Drummond agrees it's a misdirect. In a convenience store, Howard Ennis waits behind a tall, blond woman, the type he'd murdered in the past. After smiling at her, he shoots the clerk and another customer in the store. He has the blonde woman take his picture while he poses with a newspaper that has his picture on the cover. At the crime scene, an embarrassed Drummond tries unsuccessfully to explain Ennis' actions as her profile indicated he'd leave NYC and continue killing blonde women. Holmes ponders what message Ennis' actions is conveying. That evening, Watson confronts Cooper at her apartment. A documentary filmmaker, he turned back to making porn to pay the bills. Learning he made porn in the past, Watson storms out. |
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| − | |text=Watson trudges back to the precinct, where Holmes is lying on a table in the conference room, staring up at the ceiling, where he has superimposed a diagram of Cassiopeia onto a map of the city. The star Shedir corresponds to a location in the city, but Holmes has not shared the information with Captain Gregson yet. To him, the clue is too obvious, and he is still trying to figure out what Ennis is up to. He is also conspicuously avoiding Drummond, who, he admits to Watson, is a former lover as well as a former colleague. Their sexual relationship, he confides, was quite lively, but also quite devoid of any affection - ''"I would describe it as an act of self-love, were it not for the fact that she was technically present."'' |
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| + | |text=Watson returns to the Brownstone to find Holmes looking through the evidence. She knows why Holmes detests Drummond so much, because of an article she wrote on him called "The Deductionist" in which she profiled him. Holmes says that Drummond wanted to learn his methods but this was a cover for gathering info. The betrayal was difficult for him to take but not as much as her correct prediction of his drug use. The next morning in Gregson's office, Ennis calls. Before Ennis can explain what he's up to, Holmes interrupts as he's deduced that Ennis' actions are meant to humiliate Drummond. Ennis compliments Holmes and explains that Drummond's allegations that attributed his killings to abuse by his father wasn't true. He blames Drummond for his father's suicide and says he'll stop killing if he's given Drummond and he hangs up. Ennis' call is traced to a warehouse filled with trophies from past victims. Drummond believes there's a clue there to Ennis' next actions while Holmes insists Ennis is showing them his past and proving he can become "profile-proof." |
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| − | |text=Examining the crime scene, a furious Gregson rounds on Drummond, the self-proclaimed "expert" on Howard Ennis. According to her profile on Ennis, his next move after escaping would be to change his appearance and leave the city, yet he has gone out of his way to show the police that he is doing nothing of the kind. Even more baffling, he left Sophie - who fits the profile of his previous victims exactly - alive. Drummond admits that Ennis' behavior is somewhat perplexing, but assures Gregson that her profile is still accurate. Holmes snipes that the NYPD could save itself a lot of time by discarding Drummond's profile as scrap paper. |
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| − | That evening, Watson confronts Cooper, her sublet, at the apartment. He pleads that he was telling her the truth when he said he was a documentary filmmaker, but had to turn back to ''"alternative filmmaking"'' when he couldn't get anyone to invest in his latest project. In disbelief, Watson asks if ''"turn back"'' means Cooper has shot pornographic films before. ''"Not here,"'' he says lamely, ''"but... yeah." ''Watson storms out, ignoring Cooper's feeble lamentations that he was planning to ask her out after his lease was up. |
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| + | |text=Outside the warehouse, Holmes confronts Drummond about the sexual abuse allegations in her book. She's evasive about the source and justifies her actions by saying that abuse was a factor in all cases she's dealt with. Holmes points out that she's spurred Ennis on to commit eight murders since his escape. That evening at the Brownstone, Holmes discusses Drummond's allegations with Watson who wonders if he wants to prove Drummond wrong because of her profile of him. She points out that while she predicted his drug use, she didn't predict he'd recover and make a friend, which Drummond said was impossible for him. Watson then sees that Holmes is watching the porn that Cooper made in her apartment. He points out numerous continuity errors with a clock which makes Watson notice something else. The next morning, [[Holmes wakes Watson]] as they've been called to a disturbance at Patricia Ennis' home. |
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| − | |text=Watson returns to the Brownstone to find Holmes looking through the evidence. She says she knows why Holmes detests Drummond so much: Watson Googled her name and found her article entitled ''"The Deductionist"'', profiling an investigator that she met in London. Holmes was never referred to by name, but he is clearly the subject of the article. Holmes admits that when he and Drummond worked together in London, she expressed interest in learning Holmes' methods, and he was willing to teach her; in fact, she was simply gathering material for her profile on him. But, Holmes says, that betrayal did not unsettle him nearly as much as the fact that her profile was actually quite perceptive: among other things, Drummond predicted his downward spiral into drug addiction, while he did not. |
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| + | |text=Rocks were thrown through Patricia's window as the media exposed that she was Howard's sister. Looking at the kitchen, Watson is surprised to see it stocked with food that would be detrimental to someone with failing kidneys. Holmes finds essential oils and indications that Patricia has been ingesting it which would cause renal damage. They both realize Patricia damaged her kidneys intentionally and is working with Howard. At the same time, Drummond is speaking alone with Patricia in her hospital room. Drummond confesses that she made up the source that claimed that Patricia's father sexually abused Howard. Drummond's phone rings but she turns it off. As she continues to apologize, Patricia asks her to move closer and then stabs her with scissors. Having received a call, Bell bursts into the room too late and Patricia says he can arrest her. |
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| − | |text=In her best-selling book on Ennis, Drummond claimed that Howard's father sexually abused him as a young child, and was directly responsible for making him into the ''"monster"'' he became. Ennis says that these claims were completely false, but the elder Ennis committed suicide a few months after the book was published, and Howard's mother died of grief less than a year later. As far as Ennis is concerned, Drummond murdered his parents, and he tells Gregson that he will stop killing people as soon as Drummond is turned over to him. With that, he hangs up. Holmes chirps that Ennis's demands seem quite reasonable to him. |
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| + | |text=Confronted, Patricia admits that Howard contacted her months ago with a phone smuggled into the prison. The plan he proposed seemed apt revenge as Drummond had destroyed her family. Watson indicates that Drummond will likely survive. Gregson tells Patricia that she'll be going to prison for attempted murder and it's unlikely she'll receive a kidney transplant but, Patricia doesn't care. Bell appears with Gregson's cell phone, Ennis is calling again and has been patched through from the precinct. Ennis says he saw on the news that Drummond isn't dead yet and since she hasn't been handed over, he'll keep killing. Ennis hangs up and Holmes grabs a radio and tunes it. He tells Watson he needs to look into something and leaves. That evening, Ennis returns to his hideout and sees Holmes waiting. Holmes explains that in the background of his call, Holmes heard Ennis tuning a radio and based on the signal strength of the channels, he was able to find Ennis. |
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| − | |text=That evening, Watson enters the Brownstone to see Holmes seated pensively in front of the television. He says he knows Drummond is obsessed with her work, and obnoxiously sure of her own conclusions, but he does not know whether she would go so far as to fabricate allegations against the Ennis family, rather than admit her profile of Howard Ennis was flawed. Watson asks if Holmes simply wants to prove Drummond wrong because of her profile of him, and Holmes says he has no reason to do so: after all, she was right about many things. Watson sees that Holmes is unsettled, and says that she has seen enough, as a doctor and a sober companion, to know that the one constant thing about people is that they are capable of change, and are more than the sum of their past actions. Watson points out that Drummond may have predicted Holmes's drug addiction, but Holmes conquered it; Drummond also predicted that Holmes was virtually incapable of forming a friendly relationship with anyone, and Watson knows that isn't true - because she is his friend. Holmes appears lost for an immediate response. |
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| + | |text=Outside, Gregson watches as Ennis is taken away in handcuffs. Holmes emerges and assures Gregson that he called for backup as soon as Ennis entered the building. Gregson asks why it was so important for Holmes to confront Ennis alone. Holmes says he needed to learn something but it may take years before he knows the answer. Watson returns to her apartment where Bruce apologizes for having to evict her. Watson tells him that when she was watched the porn, she noticed that the tape on the radiator appeared and disappeared. She found the actors, who confirmed that Bruce was in the apartment while it was being shot and fixed the radiator. As her apartment is rent-controlled, he could charge higher rent if he was able to evict her. Participating in unlicensed filming is a crime which makes Bruce give in. |
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Revision as of 00:46, 10 October 2018
Cast
Main cast
Featured cast
Plot
| "And you even made a friend, something that Kathryn claimed in her article was virtually impossible. Me. I'm talking about me." — Watson to Holmes
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| At the The Brownstone, Holmes sits shirtless while two scantily-dressed women cavort in front of him. (♫ Sam and the Womp - Bom Bom ♫) They restrain him to the chair with handcuffs and then shut off the music and announce they are robbing him. One asks where the valuables are and as Holmes banters, she threatens him with steel claws. Holmes then says that he's heard rumors of two prostitutes who rob their clients. He calls out and Detective Bell and several officers emerge. Holmes rises from the chair, having picked the handcuffs, and asks if he can keep them. In the morning, while Holmes practices his single-stick on Bob in the kitchen, Watson tells him she needs to go to her apartment to deal with a problem. He's puzzled why she maintains an apartment when she lives with her clients but she insists she needs her own space. She leaves while Holmes works out some frustrations on Bob.
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| At a hospital, a Department of Corrections van arrives to deliver notorious serial killer Howard Ennis, who is donating a kidney to his critically ill sister Patricia. (♫ Black Sabbath - Hand of Doom ♫) Ennis remains restrained until he is on the operating table, when the doctor asks the corrections officer to remove the handcuffs to accommodate the IV anaesthetic. Ennis' eyelids close and his heart rate slows. No one in the room notice that a scalpel has been lifted from one of the surgical trays. Then one of the nurses notices a strange swelling in Ennis' arm, and realizes that the IV needle is not in his vein. Ennis bolts up from the table and stabs the doctor with the scalpel and then slashes the corrections officer's throat. Ennis then takes the officer's pistol and shoots the remaining medical staff.
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| At the crime scene, Watson discusses what she knows about Ennis who Holmes demeans. Holmes deduces how Ennis was able to fool the medical staff, by pulling the IV needle out of his vein and putting it under the skin and slowing his heart rate with practiced mediation. Then he stole medical scrubs to make his escape. Captain Gregson indicates that Ennis wrote "SHEDIR" in blood before leaving. Holmes identifies it as a star in the constellation Cassiopeia, but remarks that it is a rather obvious clue. He is then upset to hear that the FBI has sent profiler Kathryn Drummond who is giving an interview to the press. He informs Watson that he and Drummond worked together when an American serial killer came to London. Holmes detests profilers and comments that he is different from them in that he deduces. After introducing Watson to her, Holmes trades barbs with Drummond including mentioning that she was sued for libel by Ennis for allegations she made in her book about him.
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| Gregson and Holmes question Ennis's sister, Patricia, in her hospital room. Dying of kidney failure, she says she's had no contact with Howard since he was sent to prison, and doesn't know where he might be. She sees Drummond's interview on TV and is grateful she's involved. Watson enters her apartment to see her landlord, Bruce, hunched over the radiator, taping up the air valve. He says the issue is that the guy she sublet her place to, Cooper, has been making porn films in her apartment. Arriving back at the 11th Precinct, Watson finds Holmes lying on a table in the conference room, staring up at the ceiling, where he has superimposed a diagram of Cassiopeia onto a map of the city. She explains her apartment problem and says she has to move. The star Shedir corresponds to a location in NYC, but Holmes has not shared the information with Gregson as he believes this is a misdirect from Ennis. He also admits that he and Drummond were sex partners.
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| Holmes confronts Drummond while she's talking to Gregson on the Shedir clue and is surprised to find that Drummond agrees it's a misdirect. In a convenience store, Howard Ennis waits behind a tall, blond woman, the type he'd murdered in the past. After smiling at her, he shoots the clerk and another customer in the store. He has the blonde woman take his picture while he poses with a newspaper that has his picture on the cover. At the crime scene, an embarrassed Drummond tries unsuccessfully to explain Ennis' actions as her profile indicated he'd leave NYC and continue killing blonde women. Holmes ponders what message Ennis' actions is conveying. That evening, Watson confronts Cooper at her apartment. A documentary filmmaker, he turned back to making porn to pay the bills. Learning he made porn in the past, Watson storms out.
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| Watson returns to the Brownstone to find Holmes looking through the evidence. She knows why Holmes detests Drummond so much, because of an article she wrote on him called "The Deductionist" in which she profiled him. Holmes says that Drummond wanted to learn his methods but this was a cover for gathering info. The betrayal was difficult for him to take but not as much as her correct prediction of his drug use. The next morning in Gregson's office, Ennis calls. Before Ennis can explain what he's up to, Holmes interrupts as he's deduced that Ennis' actions are meant to humiliate Drummond. Ennis compliments Holmes and explains that Drummond's allegations that attributed his killings to abuse by his father wasn't true. He blames Drummond for his father's suicide and says he'll stop killing if he's given Drummond and he hangs up. Ennis' call is traced to a warehouse filled with trophies from past victims. Drummond believes there's a clue there to Ennis' next actions while Holmes insists Ennis is showing them his past and proving he can become "profile-proof."
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| Outside the warehouse, Holmes confronts Drummond about the sexual abuse allegations in her book. She's evasive about the source and justifies her actions by saying that abuse was a factor in all cases she's dealt with. Holmes points out that she's spurred Ennis on to commit eight murders since his escape. That evening at the Brownstone, Holmes discusses Drummond's allegations with Watson who wonders if he wants to prove Drummond wrong because of her profile of him. She points out that while she predicted his drug use, she didn't predict he'd recover and make a friend, which Drummond said was impossible for him. Watson then sees that Holmes is watching the porn that Cooper made in her apartment. He points out numerous continuity errors with a clock which makes Watson notice something else. The next morning, Holmes wakes Watson as they've been called to a disturbance at Patricia Ennis' home.
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| Rocks were thrown through Patricia's window as the media exposed that she was Howard's sister. Looking at the kitchen, Watson is surprised to see it stocked with food that would be detrimental to someone with failing kidneys. Holmes finds essential oils and indications that Patricia has been ingesting it which would cause renal damage. They both realize Patricia damaged her kidneys intentionally and is working with Howard. At the same time, Drummond is speaking alone with Patricia in her hospital room. Drummond confesses that she made up the source that claimed that Patricia's father sexually abused Howard. Drummond's phone rings but she turns it off. As she continues to apologize, Patricia asks her to move closer and then stabs her with scissors. Having received a call, Bell bursts into the room too late and Patricia says he can arrest her.
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| Confronted, Patricia admits that Howard contacted her months ago with a phone smuggled into the prison. The plan he proposed seemed apt revenge as Drummond had destroyed her family. Watson indicates that Drummond will likely survive. Gregson tells Patricia that she'll be going to prison for attempted murder and it's unlikely she'll receive a kidney transplant but, Patricia doesn't care. Bell appears with Gregson's cell phone, Ennis is calling again and has been patched through from the precinct. Ennis says he saw on the news that Drummond isn't dead yet and since she hasn't been handed over, he'll keep killing. Ennis hangs up and Holmes grabs a radio and tunes it. He tells Watson he needs to look into something and leaves. That evening, Ennis returns to his hideout and sees Holmes waiting. Holmes explains that in the background of his call, Holmes heard Ennis tuning a radio and based on the signal strength of the channels, he was able to find Ennis.
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| Holmes also says the reason he's alone is to challenge Ennis. They've both been profiled by Drummond and he wonders if Ennis can rise above what she's written about him. Ennis comments that Drummond believes Holmes will destroy himself but Holmes doesn't want to discuss himself. He says that Drummond profiled Ennis as a coward who will shrink away from a fair fight. He's laid Ennis' pistol and a pair of handcuffs on a table between them. He gives Ennis the choice to prove Drummond wrong and Ennis says that will give Holmes hope that she's wrong about him too. Holmes warns him that if he reaches for the gun, Holmes will reach for him. Ennis stares at Holmes, lunges for the pistol and Holmes cracks him on the knuckles with his escrima stick. Ennis crumples to the ground holding his hand and Holmes congratulates him for defying Drummond's profile.
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| Outside, Gregson watches as Ennis is taken away in handcuffs. Holmes emerges and assures Gregson that he called for backup as soon as Ennis entered the building. Gregson asks why it was so important for Holmes to confront Ennis alone. Holmes says he needed to learn something but it may take years before he knows the answer. Watson returns to her apartment where Bruce apologizes for having to evict her. Watson tells him that when she was watched the porn, she noticed that the tape on the radiator appeared and disappeared. She found the actors, who confirmed that Bruce was in the apartment while it was being shot and fixed the radiator. As her apartment is rent-controlled, he could charge higher rent if he was able to evict her. Participating in unlicensed filming is a crime which makes Bruce give in.
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| Watson demands that he and Cooper put her things in storage and pay for a new couch to replace the one used liberally in the movie. Watson meets Holmes outside the hospital, where he reports that Drummond will make a full recovery. Holmes gives her a new spatula to replace hers that was used in the movie. He also gives her a new toothbrush which confuses her as she never saw hers used in the film. Holmes confirms as much and she asks what he did to her toothbrush. (♫ Moon Taxi - Square Circles ft. Matisyahu ♫) Holmes slides into a taxi and doesn't answer her repeated inquiries.
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Music
- Sam and the Womp - Bom Bom plays at episode beginning as Holmes is enticed by the two strippers.
- Black Sabbath - Hand of Doom plays when Howard Ennis arrives at the hospital.
- Moon Taxi - Square Circles ft. Matisyahu plays at episode end.
Trivia
- First appearance of Holmes using a singlestick, and his practice dummy "Bob". This is a reference to Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes who also used the weapon. It was Jonny Lee Miller's idea to make the singlestick a part of Sherlock's backstory.[1]
- While practicing in the kitchen, Sherlock exchanges his single-stick for an escrima stick. Escrima is a Filipino martial art that, unlike single-stick, allows the participants to strike any part of their opponent. The weapon that Holmes uses to subdue Ennis is his escrima stick, rather than his single-stick, which means he did not actually break any rules. Lucy Liu has studied Escrima since her early twenties.
- Titled The Genius of Deduction in Russian.[2]
Gallery
Video
Elementary - Elementary's "Super" Sunday
References
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| Elementary Season One Episodes | ||
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| Pilot • While You Were Sleeping • Child Predator • The Rat Race • Lesser Evils • Flight Risk • One Way to Get Off • The Long Fuse • You Do It to Yourself • The Leviathan • Dirty Laundry • M. • The Red Team • The Deductionist • A Giant Gun, Filled with Drugs • Details • Possibility Two • Déjà Vu All Over Again • Snow Angels • Dead Man's Switch • A Landmark Story • Risk Management • The Woman • Heroine
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