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Elementary, Ep. 2.24: “The Grand Experiment” is a dark, effective season finale

Elementary, Ep. 2.23: “Art in the Blood” sets up an intriguing finale

Elementary, Ep. 2.22: “Paint It Black” is a solid evolution of the Mycroft arc

Elementary, Ep. 2.21: “The Man with the Twisted Lip” creates great drama for Sherlock and Joan

Elementary, Ep. 2.20: “No Lack of Void” is a season high for Sherlock

Elementary, Ep. 2.19: “The Many Mouths of Aaron Colville” challenges Watson’s past

Elementary, Ep. 2.18: “The Hound of the Cancer Cells” is a step back in the right direction

Elementary, Ep. 2.17: “Ears to You” does better with its guest character

Elementary, Ep. 2.16: “The One Percent Solution” phones in with some comedy

Elementary, Ep. 2.15: “Corpse de Ballet” is a little too plot-driven

Elementary, Ep. 2.14: “Dead Clade Walking” hones in on Sherlock’s addiction history

Elementary, Ep. 2.13: “All in the Family” – where Sherlock and Watson hang out with the mafia

Elementary, Ep. 2.12: “The Diabolical Kind” is must-see television

Elementary, Ep. 2.11: “Internal Audit” is a mishmash of what makes this series good

Elementary, Ep. 2.10: “Tremors” – Welcome to the Greys

Elementary, Ep. 2.08: “Blood is Thicker” delivers another strong mythology episode

Elementary, Ep. 2.07: “The Marchioness” – The return of Mycroft impresses greatly

Elementary, Ep. 2.06: “An Unnatural Arrangement” delves into rarely-used material

Elementary, Ep. 2.05: “Ancient History” drags a little bit

Elementary, Ep. 2.04, “Poison Pen”: Betrayal and its currents

Elementary Ep. 2.03, “We Are Everyone” continues show’s strong sophomore season

Elementary, Ep. 2.02: “Solve for X” – Sherlock wraps his head around maths