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

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

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

Elementary, Ep. 2.01: “Step Nine” takes Sherlock back to his origins

Elementary Ep.1.22: “Risk Management” – the stage is set for the final act

Elementary, Ep.1.21: “A Landmark Story” – the quest for Moriarty continues

Elementary, Ep.1.20: “Dead Man’s Switch” – a seemingly endless web of blackmail, murder and confessions

Elementary, Ep.1.19: “Snow Angels”: homicide, robbery and a surprising new supporting character

Elementary, Ep. 1.18: “Déjà Vu All Over Again” – two cases for the price of one.

Elementary, Ep. 1.17: “Possibility Two” has clever case, lacks personal touches

Elementary Ep.1.16, “Details” – personal vendetta against Detective Bell brings Holmes and Watson closer together

Elementary, Ep.1.14, ‘The Deductionist’: Escaped serial killer opens up Holmes’ old wounds

Elementary, Ep.1.15, ‘A Giant Gun, Filled with Drugs’: Return of old friend poses as the ultimate temptation for Holmes.

Elementary Ep.1.13, “The Red Team” – conspiracy murder mystery highlights strong return for show

Elementary Ep.1.12, “M” – at last, we’ve hit pay dirt!

Elementary Ep.1.11, “Dirty Laundry” – Holmes goes all James Bond

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Elementary Ep.1.10, “The Leviathan” – intriguing and clever, Happy Holidays everyone!

Elementary Ep.1.09, “You do it to yourself” – Holmes is human after all!

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