Screenshots taken from a ScreenRant article published two days ago. To each their own preference; the reason I’m happy about this piece is that having loved every bit of Elementary, I’m hopeful it’ll make people who haven’t watched the show give it a watch!

I hope this show is one of those show that people eventually realize is peak years after it’s finished

Marcus Bell is such a gorgeous man! 😍🔥

He really is one of my favorite television characters. I love how easily he fit into group dynamic even after I'd fallen in love with the Watson-Sherlock-Gregson trifecta. Marcus really added something unique. I love all of his scenes and wish he'd had more. I wanted to know more about him.

But even without those extra bits, he was still a compelling and likable character. And his growth from the beginning of the series to the end... chef's kiss!

Also, Jon Michael Hill did an amazing job. He really took the character and helped create a character I'm lowkey obsessed with.

Thanks for reading!

I was in Manhattan last week and it took quite a few steps, but look what I found. 🙂

Jonny Lee Miller has indicated that he has had talks with Craig Sweeney and Robert Doherty about bringing back Elementary with a new, global twist. His idea is that he would like the series to take on a global scale, travelling to countries across the world similarly to how the original books series would go, with a mix of new stories and the series trademark modernized adaptations, pointing out it would be quite ironic to do an adaptation of the Adventure of the Red Head League as he is currently.

With all the players on different projects, he proposes that they record it over audio to be pieced together with minimal demands on the cast's time beyond a conference call "Table Read" and that the change from a strictly New York base to a global scale could allow some fan favorites to return with some reinvention.

Of course, New York would still have a heavy presence, as characters who cannot be moved from NYC still have official resources that could be useful in the context and cases could still take place there. As of right now, Jonny has indicated that it should at a minimum start in New York and travel abroad, with a tighter overlinking narrative with the freedom of individual stories, should the producers agree. Quote:

"The first should take place in America, on April Fools Day; where a group of redditors are tricked by a subreddit mod into believing the news broke there first. Whether it should lead to a murder or not would be up to the group."

At present, the moderator in question would like to wish you a happy april fools day as well.

Elementary is my comfort show, and I want to say once again that I love Moriarty, sorry, I can't stay silent

My boyfriend was cleaning out a colleague’s house, and came across this gem 🥹I have no clue where the colleague got it from, but it’s mine now!

On a crime drama rewatch kick and Elementary is right back in my rotation.

The more I appreciate how Joan was written — not just as a sidekick or a gender-swapped gimmick, but as a fully realized character with her own arc, values, and evolution.

Her dynamic with Sherlock is refreshingly non-romantic and based on deep trust and mutual growth, which is rare in TV. Plus, Lucy Liu brought such a calm strength to the role.

Which I find really hilarious because Jude has been my favorite Watson of all adaptations, and Jonny has been my fav Sherlock

season 1 is my fav🫶🏻