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the familyyyyyyy crimesolvin'
i adore them I fear
@moo-llenium elementary tag (no spoilers but i mean look at Joan just leaning there i lov them sm)
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“Euglassia watsonia”
Recently started re-watching Elementary again, can’t believe it got up to 7 seasons! I always liked that last scene of season 1, ended up doing this lil shot inspired by it as my warm up tonight :>
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John Watson Aesthetic version n°2
elementary watson save me
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'Sherlock' discovery is anything but elementary
A long-lost, almost 100-year-old film about Sherlock shot in Chicago was discovered in France.
"You do realize, ____ ____ ____."
Whatever follows had better fucking be groundbreaking news. Otherwise don't use that phrase or you'll sound like an idiot.
Marathoned the first 3 episodes of Elementary, finally.
I don't think I would have liked it as much if it hadn't been for my frustration with BBC's Sherlock, especially its treatment of women and people of color. However, watching it now, I liked it, not only because the cast is cool and diverse (and yeah, because Lucy Liu is hot), but also because it gives us the emotional side of Sherlock. We see him struggling, we see him afraid to connect with people--much more so than with the BBC's adaptation.
Basically, the Sherlock in Elementary is the Sherlock I see in a lot of fanfiction. Same, to a certain extent, with Joan/John.
