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Now that "Elementary" has closed the book on a successful first season with a jaw-dropping reveal, the work begins on Season 2. It's already been announced that next season's opener will be filmed in London for a story that's sure to explore some of S more

Elementary finally unmasked Moriarty, but it probably wasn't who you were expecting. After reuniting with Irene Alder (Natalie Dormer), whom Moriarty had apparently kept captive, Sherlock (Jonny Lee Miller) begins to deduce that his former lover might more

Fast National ratings for Thursday, May 16, 2013 A big night for finales brought mixed results for the broadcast networks. On the plus side, the series finale of "The Office" scored the show's biggest ratings in more than a year. "Scandal" brought in i more

"Elementary" has set-up a properly gobsmacking cliffhanger heading into its Season 1 finale: Sherlock Holmes discovered that Irene Adler, the lost love he thought was dead, is very much alive and Moriarty is somehow involved in the grand deception. We' more

Elementary “The Woman” Episode 23 and “Heroine” Episode 24 airs Thursday, May 16 2013 (10:01-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Episode Synopsis: Elementary Episode 23 “The Woman” and Episode 24 “Heroine” – As Sherlock reels at the reappea more

The game is afoot on "Elementary" leading into the Sherlock reboot's Season 1 finale. Now that Holmes has discovered his former love Irene Adler (guest star Natalie Dormer) isn't dead, there are quite a few questions that need to be answered.Could Moriart more

Elementary “Risk Management” Episode 22 airs Thursday, May 9 2013 (10:01-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Episode Synopsis: Elementary Episode 22 “Risk Management” – Sherlock agrees to take a case from a man claiming to be Moriarty, hopi more

"Elementary" is heading to London for the Season 2 premiere. This is the first time the CBS series has filmed on location outside of New York. In the Season 2 premiere of "Elementary," which kicks off production in July, Sherlock (Jonny Lee Miller) i more

Together, "The Woman" and "Heroine" basically served as a standalone movie. Read More... http://www.tv.com/news/elementary-season-1-finale-review-menage-a-trois-with-moriarty-136880821444/

I had originally intended just to review the actual final-final Season 1 Elementary episode, "Heroine," but these two episodes pretty much blended together into one giant Irene Adler/Moriarty story and it felt wrong to separate them. In fact, I'd invite d more

Irene is Moriarty. Has there ever been a more satisfying plot twist? I don’t think so. Elementary spent the entirety of its first season subverting my expectations, but I was still left shocked and impressed by the wonderfully twisted Moriarty reveal t more

The bombshell revealed last week on "Elementary" comes to a head on the Season 1 finale, when Irene Adler comes back into Sherlock's life. And in the season finale, Adler is revealed to be Moriarty. She was posing as a man to run her con artist scheme more

"The Women; Heroine" was hands down, the best episode of Elementary Season 1, if not the best finale I have seen this season on television. It featured all of the twists and endings that season enders should possess. If there was a way I could rate this more

All in all, a slightly interesting case of the week. But I'm excited for next week, and that’s the main point of an episode before a finale, isn’t it? Read More... http://www.tv.com/news/elementary-the-woman-review-the-woman-what-woman-1368206 more

" Risk Management " contained one of the a plot twist that I DID NOT see coming. At. All. In my short review of this episode, I'm going to attempt to contain my excitement, shock and fangirlishness. Hats off to the writers, though. I mean, they know wh more

Sherlock Holmes was in for quite a shock in the penultimate episode of "Elementary" Season 1, as his former love Irene Adler (Natalie Dormer of "Game of Thrones") turned out to be very much alive.Holmes spent much of the episode playing one of Moriarty's more