“It wasn’t one thing, was it? It was everything.”

“I’m untouchable, remember?”

“Stay where you are. I am lost without my Boswell.”

“Lying about an alibi is one thing; motive is another. Proof—that’s something else entirely, and that we don’t have.”

“I’m an asset to law enforcement.”

“Is that, like, the detective’s code or something?”

“You should still prepare yourself for the worst.”

“You really think I don’t know the origin of the Midnight Ranger?”

Ah, The Hound Of The Baskervilles. We knew this day would come. (Again.)

“Cujus est solum, ejus est usque ad coelum, is the maxim of the law…” - William Blackstone, Commentaries On The Laws of…

“I am my mother’s son.”

In the third act of “A Study In Charlotte,” Ms. Pal stands up and declares that if the company where she’s worked her…

“I explained that I’m neuroatypical, I told him what it’s like to work with me, what I need from him and what he can…

“I don’t have enemies. I’m not like you.”

“Were you just following up on your suspicions, or did you mean to do me harm?”

They are both lying, and in a conspiracy. So now we have the clear problem. Why are they lying, and what is the truth…

Some episodes of Elementary are quietly devastating character studies that bring years of history to bear. Some…

“You seem angrier than I expected. May I ask why?”

“You live a life, Sherlock. If you’re not a fool, it changes you.”

Sometimes, when it’s cold and you’re hungry, all you want is a cup of tea and some buttered toast; nothing exciting,…