Season 3 – Elementary

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Keith A @RT73779040 12/01/2024 It seems sherlock started out a cool, detached genius trying to make his way through a world that was alien to him. In season 3 he has become Vivian from The Young Ones. I guess that is what happens when you listen to too many notes See more Bruno V @RT13830604 09/23/2023 Os detalhes das investigações e as dinâmicas dos crimes exige muito do roteirista. Claro que são espertes no que escrevem e admiro muito isso nessa série. O que me deixa com medo é a lacração maquiavélica que existe entre os personagens Joan e Sherlock... See more 03/16/2017 I'm going to go out on a limb here and, at the risk of upsetting many many people, I'm going to assert that Elementary is better than Sherlock. Sherlock has some very memorable moments, but as far as consistently intriguing, intelligent and well-written telly goes, Elementary is pretty much spot on See more 01/26/2017 This season, watch as Elementary appeals to a new target demographic: teenagers with temper issues. The series transcends into reality as you put on your detective hat and find a new show to watch! See more 09/07/2016 This season actually starts to get heavy handed about pushing agendas toward the end. It's usually just a minor comment that some light research would have corrected. But it does get in the way of the story sometimes. The prison episode was probably the most guilty of this by way of having the characters monologue at the camera about the dangers of private prisons ad nauseum. I don't agree with for-profit prisons either, but the way they went about it sucked all the believability from the episode, opting to drive their point home instead of telling a story. That and some of Holmes' periodic outbursts are factually incorrect and had he done the cursory amount of research that such strong emotional convictions should reflect, he would have been forced to change his opinions. But we're not dinging the fictional character, just the proselytizing writers. See more 10/23/2015 New mysteries are afoot in the third season of Elementary. Picking up several months after the Season 2 finale, Holmes returns from London with a new protégée, Kitty Winter, after a failed stint with MI6. Ophelia Lovibond is especially good as Kitty, and brings a fun new energy to the show. And, Gina Gershon guest stars in an interesting multi-episode arc as a nemesis for Watson. Some of the cases-of-the-week are a little stale, but the character development for Holmes and Watson is incredibly compelling; as Holmes begins to truly care about his colleagues and Watson becomes more independent and self-reliant. While Season 3 of Elementary spicens up the show's formula a bit, it still remains as entertaining and full of intrigue as ever. See more Read all reviews

Elementary — Season 3

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