āI trust you. Everyone else is doing us favors.ā
-Sherlock Holmes

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āI trust you. Everyone else is doing us favors.ā
-Sherlock Holmes

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This morningās oh-so-welcome Twitter rant by AVClub.com critic Genevieve Valentine.
Line Joan Watson has been visibly waiting for a chance to use on someone who isnāt Sherlock: āAll of them are those corporate vampire types. Half of them probably wouldnāt even show up on film.ā
To be fair, itās no wonder she relished that, since she had little else to do this episode except frown at her portrait. (How does she feel about having it in the house? How has she ever felt about this portrait existing? Did Sherlock consider it might be unnerving?) Even her frustration at ālying to our friendsā about their real suspicions goes utterly unremarked-upon in the deluge of dad feelings and plot twists. Is that going to come back to bite them? Would we be able to tell?
ā Genevieve Valentine, AV Club review of āThe Invisible Handā
Elementary 4x23 spoilers here
It doesn't make sense to me that Vikner would be honoring Moriarty's āuntouchableā command re: Sherlock & Watson - makes me wonder if heās planting a sense of false security?
For the same reason, it also doesn't make sense that the succession was as smooth as Vikner implied, given the Moriarty we saw in 2x12. The fact that DāohRob brought back The Giant Portrait of WTF makes me think he at least rewatched some of that episode, so I hope he also remembered how angry Moriarty was at the man who (she concluded) had leaked information about her child. Iād like to believe Moriarty is perhaps lulling Vikner into a false sense of security, and in the end will teach him the lesson in discretion she threatened in āThe Diabolical Kind.ā
When Sherlock told Watson that he canāt shake the feeling thereās someone else he should talk to, Watson assumed he meant Morland, and he didnāt respond except with a small grimace. That reaction is completely in character with any thought of his father, but I assumed he was choosing not to correct her (or irritate her) by explaining he actually meant Moriarty.
I also want this because the āendorsementā Sherlock suggested, that Moriarty had proclaimed Vikner her heir by genetic caveat is absurd (and absurdly sexist). Itās also inconsistent with the story she told Sherlock in s2, but of course we donāt know how much of that tale is to be believed or what part of it Sherlock believed. Still, she didnāt act as someone who willingly shared responsibility or credit for her daughter with someone else: Kayden was hers, and she was livid that anyone meddled with what belonged to her (and that is consistent with later action, e.g. Elena March).
This CBS site has some thumbnail promotional photos from 4x23, and the last pic has a giant blast from the past. Spoilers, obviously.
ETA: this worked for me in Canada, but apparently the site is blocked in other parts of the world. folks have posted the images now; check the Elementary tag.

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