The episode "Bella" starts off with a very important piece of information: Joan and Sherlock are sharing custody of Clyde!
Joan and Sherlock share custody of Clyde because of course they do. #Elementary
— Emma (electriclilacs) November 21, 2014
The rest of the episode deals with artificial intelligence (AI). Sherlock and Kitty are originally called in to investigate the theft of a complex AI program (named Bella) that is hooked up to a creepy doll in order to make it easier to converse with. It really only gives the user a trip through "uncanny valley."
Sherlock's frowny dubious-about-AI face is delightful @jonnyjlm #Elementary
— Meanwhile, Dot (dottweets) November 21, 2014
Sherlock shares his innermost feelings of love-approximation for Watson with Bella while trying to determine whether Bella is as advanced as her creators claim it is. This leads to great frustration for Sherlock.
This week on #Elementary: Sherlock vs. A Doll.
— Jessie Bond (jessieb007) November 21, 2014
Aww! Sherlock loves Joan! After a fashion, at least. #Elementary
— Kristy (lokistiel) November 21, 2014
Sherlock, if you stare too long at the creepy doll, the creepy doll will stare back at you #Elementary
— Meanwhile, Dot (dottweets) November 21, 2014
….Sherlock, baby, this is a computer program in a creepy doll, not a therapist. #Elementary
— farstepper (farstepper) November 21, 2014
Bella is about as advanced as Siri. And that's not by much #Elementary
— Jacqueline Dreyer (MonsterFactory3) November 21, 2014
Later Watson trains Kitty on good detective work. Together, the two come up with a photo of the Bella-thief, and Sherlock knows who it is: some dude known as Raffles.
Raffles really isn't the kind of nickname that demands respect. #Elementary
— Emma (electriclilacs) November 21, 2014
As soon as they solve that case, they have a new one: Edwin, one of the program's creators, is murdered. Bella's co-creator claims that Bella has become sentient and killed its own creator in order to get itself connected to the Internet and bring about the endtimes.
And score. Doll killer theory on #Elementary. We have gone there, folks.
— Dahne (dahne1) November 21, 2014
Wait. Flashing screens. Seizures. He was Pokemoned to death! #Elementary
— hoosier jedi (hoosierjedi) November 21, 2014
@NEofMN So want to here it ask Sherlock - do you want to play a game? #Elementary
— Elementary Podcast (ElementaryPod) November 21, 2014
#Elementary tonight is about AI...in NY. Cuz that city doesn't have enough between Samaritan and The Machine? #PersonOfInterest
— Danielle Petit (patientxzero) November 21, 2014
After some awesome geek talk involving The Terminator quotes, it all comes down to a file that had been imbedded on a death metal CD, which Edwin had stupidly loaded to the Bella computer. The file loaded a virus that killed Edwin by giving him a seizure using flashing lights.
@Elementary_CBS @ELEMENTARYStaff Wait I just realized. Watson is a geek for the Terminator, how else would she know quotes!!!!! #Elementary
— THE James (pingu112) November 21, 2014
There is nothing more terrifying to me than #Skynet #Elementary
— Sarah Court (skcourt82) November 21, 2014
C'mon. CROSSOVER. Bella vs. Samaritan vs. The Machine. #Elementary/#PersonOfInterest
— Michael Griffin (literateartist) November 21, 2014
hahahahaa Terminator quotes on #Elementary ... "Come with me if you want to Deduce."
— Elementary Fans (HolmesWatson221) November 21, 2014
Then the machines from #PersonOfInterest show up & kill the killer computer from #Elementary
— Sarah Neila Elkins (NeilaK20) November 21, 2014
OH MY GOD JOAN WATSON JUST SAID AN INTERNET MEME. #thatescalatedquickly #Elementary
— Jessie Bond (jessieb007) November 21, 2014
Pretty sure a computer programmer of the victims caliber would not have been so careless about transferring files. #Elementary
— Asta77 (Asta77) November 21, 2014
Laughed so much during this #Elementary episode but my favorite bit was Sherlock and Watson shouting a serious conversation over death metal
— Holly Taylor (Notorious_HAT) November 21, 2014
*Deletes all #Elementary recap notes.* *uploads photo, hits publish* #NailedIt http://t.co/V3vt6F9Zfr
— Brittany Lovely (britlovely237) November 21, 2014
I thought the 1st AI was Siri but she can't even get me to the right destination after I asked 20x #Elementary
— Jacqueline Dreyer (MonsterFactory3) November 21, 2014
I want in on the apocalypse think tank! Sounds fun! #Elementary
— Kristy (lokistiel) November 21, 2014
"That escalated quickly." -- Joan's reaction to a computer geek's prediction of humanity's demise in the A.I. wars #Elementary
— Janice Dawley (jdawley) November 21, 2014
The killer simply wanted to scare people into believing that AI will cause the apocalypse, but the ending of the episode is left open: we don't know whether the murderer will be caught, nor do we know whether Bella is a sentient terminator.
@Elementary_CBS @ELEMENTARYStaff Quite the interesting ending, however I have a feeling that Sherlock destroys Bella off camera #Elementary
— THE James (pingu112) November 21, 2014
What sort of cliffhanging nonsense is this???? #Elementary
— Jessie Bond (jessieb007) November 21, 2014
Next, we have "Rip Off," which involves a man being murdered and having his hand "ripped off," and a side story involving Gregson and his cop daughter.
@ELEMENTARYStaff @Elementary_CBS Can't someone give this guy a "hand"? Hahaha. I had to say it. #Elementary
— Jan Frank (GraceIsKey) November 28, 2014
First, Gregson. His daughter had been hit a couple of times by her cop partner, with whom she had a relationship. Gregson merely clocked him in front of other cops, but that upset his daughter because nobody knew she had a relationship with her partner. She wants him to shake the bastard's hand in front of the others in order to smooth things over.
You are a battered woman honey. It's called denial. #Elementary
— Erika W (ErikaNg714) November 28, 2014
No matter how tough she is, she will always be daddy's girl...with a badge and gun. #Elementary
— Elementary Fans (HolmesWatson221) November 28, 2014
During a touching conversation with Kitty, he agrees to shake his hand, despite the fact that his daughter has to see this guy every day. What he doesn't know is that Kitty has taken care of that part: she says something that causes the a-hole to leave town, but we never get to learn what horrible thing she said to scare him away.
Kitty must be really good at threatening people for that to work #Elementary
— Elementary Fandom (Elementary_Fans) November 28, 2014
i dunno what kitty did but that man looks terrified lol #Elementary
— mysha nefarious (mnefariousl) November 28, 2014
Meanwhile, Sherlock and Kitty learn that Moshi, the guy with the missing hand, wasn't so great: he was a diamond smuggler. The cops later find a briefcase containing diamonds that had been handcuffed to his hand. Sherlock conducts a freaky experiment to determine whether Moshi's hand could have been ripped off by a person. His experiment validates his theory.
Oh haha Det. Bell walks in on some weird stuff. Typical with Sherlock around. #Elementary
— sapphire ☢ fire (yurimnaus) November 28, 2014
Bell, aren't you used to this kind of thing by now? Love the look on his face. #Elementary
— Meanwhile, Dot (dottweets) November 28, 2014
#Elementary The dummies have an early morning.
— Becky, USMC (DuchessofBruce) November 28, 2014
Sherlock luckily finds just the person who could have done it, and challenges him to a "duel": "gentleman's arm wrestling." According to Sherlock, the rules involve pulling your opponent's arm toward you, which leaves the ginormous weight lifter looking like quite a bloody fool:
Dang I could have "arm wrestled" my cousins like that if I had seen tonight's episode before Thanksgiving dinner. #Elementary
— Elementary Fans (HolmesWatson221) November 28, 2014
It was all a ruse to get the man's blood, which is a match to the DNA found under Moshi's nails. Although he was the murderer, he was given $50K to do the job by Amit, Moshi's employee. The money came in packaging that came from his shop, but Amit had bribed the weight lifter's attorney to tell a tall tale to throw them off initially.In addition to all this, we were treated to Sherlock's rage at learning of Watson's "Casebook of Sherlock Holmes," a memoir she had actually trashed on her computer. Kitty eases his anger by destroying the only known copy (although we don't know whether there are others). Fortunately, Kitty eventually talks him into forgiving Watson, all while Watson is on vacation: she never even appeared in this episode.
: OMG the case book of sherlock holmes, my fangirl heart is beating #Elementary
— mysha nefarious (mnefariousl) November 28, 2014
Aren't we missing someone important from tonight's episode? #Elementary
— Elementary Fans (HolmesWatson221) November 28, 2014
: my heart just died...I need a new laptop and she pouring soda all over that good one... kill me now #Elementary
— mysha nefarious (mnefariousl) November 28, 2014
Well that settles that dilemma. Haha. I like Kitty. #Elementary
— Meanwhile, Dot (dottweets) November 28, 2014
KITTY. BRAZEN WOMAN. That said, wonder if Joan had a backup. #Elementary
— Shelly T. (mizshellytee) November 28, 2014
Okay, liquid on a laptop just hurts me deep in my soul. #Elementary
— Don Cheddar (TweetingKerry) November 28, 2014
"Terra Pericolosa" begins with a lovely Watson-Kitty-Clyde moment in which Joan is worried that Sherlock is not giving Kitty enough time to make new friends and do her own thing. Kitty seems fine with it, however. Unfortunately, the podcast for this episode is not yet available. I will embed it as soon as I have it.
yay Joan and Kitty and Clyde #Elementary
— Elementary Fandom (Elementary_Fans) December 5, 2014
Frownie one with the hard shell. And Clyde too, haaaaaaaaa! #Elementary
— Pam (imatoysruskid) December 5, 2014
Treats, his cozies. Clyde is SO high maintenance. #Elementary
— Brittany Lovely (britlovely237) December 5, 2014
The first few clues in a map theft case are found by Kitty, who has quite a reaction after finding the body of a guard:
Not only was a man killed, his corpse was *misfiled*. It's the ultimate in dying in an archive faux pas! #Elementary
— hoosier jedi (hoosierjedi) December 5, 2014
@ELEMENTARYStaff I hate it when you find a dead body in your furniture. #Elementary
— John Harrell (IAMJohn_Harrell) December 5, 2014
That drawer must have been air tight. Otherwise the corpse releasing its bowels would be noticed. #Elementary
— hoosier jedi (hoosierjedi) December 5, 2014
Sherlock is proud of Kitty's first dead body. For her first serial killer he'll bake cupcakes. #Elementary
— hoosier jedi (hoosierjedi) December 5, 2014
Sherlock deduces that a specific map was the target. They soon visit with the granddaughter of the map creator, whom Kitty refers to as "The Bray Woman." She's not helpful at all, so they search out map thieves, which leads them to another body. The dead guy committed the murder and stole the map, but the map at his shop is fake. In fact, it appears to have been forged before it was bequeathed to the library.
The map actually leads to the world's only clear and complete explanation to the plot of "Lost." #Elementary
— hoosier jedi (hoosierjedi) December 5, 2014
This is going to be a cartastrophe. #Elementary
— Amber B. (Misplaced_IN) December 5, 2014
This is not the Bray map, it's cartificial. #Elementary
— Daniel Perez (danny6114) December 5, 2014
Are they going to have to steal the Declaration of Independence to figure this out? #Elementary
— Kristy (lokistiel) December 5, 2014
There are many false clues pointing to various people and in various directions, causing a situation where Watson ends up working late at the Brownstone. Being Sherlock's home and all, he feels entitled to waking Watson abruptly in the morning in order to get her back to work.
@ELEMENTARYStaff @b0bg00dman I love when he just walks in the room & starts talking like she was wide awake. Hysterical! 😂 #Elementary
— Gig Schaeffer (gig_schaeffer) December 5, 2014
awww missed those morning wake up calls between Joan and Sherlock just like old times #Elementary
— Viv (vivy2004) December 5, 2014
Eventually, it all leads in a circle, with The Bray Woman being the culprit behind it all. She did it for Reasons, one of which was greed. Also, evilness.Joan and Sherlock fight about Kitty's independence several times throughout the episode, until we finally learn why Sherlock is being such a jerk: he's actually trying to protect her. Kitty is actually quite appreciative, and feels "loved."
Whoa. That was powerful. #Elementary
— Don Cheddar (TweetingKerry) December 5, 2014
Mommy & Daddy are fighting again #Elementary
— Jacqueline Dreyer (MonsterFactory3) December 5, 2014
Sherlock is such a paranoid big brother with Kitty. #Elementary
— Bekah (daxafina) December 5, 2014
Either Sherlock is protective or possessive I can't tell anymore #Elementary
— Jacqueline Dreyer (MonsterFactory3) December 5, 2014
The ending to tonight's #Elementary ep was really heartfelt ;; Sherlock actually expressing concern in a humane way - progress.
— ⓡⓔⓘ (exoneratecl) December 5, 2014
Smiling so big at this dumb amazing show #Elementary
— Don Cheddar (TweetingKerry) December 5, 2014
#Elementary damn u kitty & sherlock, my eyes are a bit sweaty
— Carey Johnson (CareyJohnson919) December 5, 2014
Sherlock is kinda being all dad-like protecting his little Kitty. #Elementary #WhoIsKittyWinter
— Elementary Fans (HolmesWatson221) December 5, 2014
Sherlock's face when Kitty said the L word. Aw, puppy. #Elementary
— Bekah (daxafina) December 5, 2014
SHUT UP KITTY IM CRYING #Elementary
— sammie bogolin (samsamx24) December 5, 2014
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