Elementary 2×14
Gay: No problem. I’m Gay.
Sherlock: I’m not.
Gay: It’s my name.
Sherlock: Yes, of course. I’m Sherlock.
Gay: Hello. I also am... gay. So, you know, saves time.
Sherlock: How efficient.
& Sherlock: Would you excuse us for a moment... Gay?
& Watson: I wanted to see what was under the ink blotches, so I put some nail polish remover and then some black coffee over it.
Gay: You use black coffee to get rid of stains?
Sherlock: Yes, of course. The acid in the coffee breaks down the marker. Have you never cleaned a whiteboard?
& Sherlock: I withdraw my earlier skepticism. The dinosaur in Doug Newberg’s backyard did indeed escape my notice.
& Sherlock: It’s Randy. His gyno-difficulties persist.
& Sherlock: How on earth did you make a career dealing with addicts?
& Watson: Is this written in English?
Sherlock: The first few pages are in Latin. It doesn’t have to withstand close scrutiny. It just needs to get us in the vicinity of the Magpie.
Watson: “42— Thaddeus is hereby declared the best apostle and those who disagree shall be vigorously tickled.”
& Watson: Gay? Why is Gay asleep on our couch?
Sherlock: I worked her hard.
& Sherlock: The good investigator never rules out the possibility that one’s quarry is a fool.
& Watson: Why are you cutting up the Magpie case file?
Sherlock: I am reducing it to digestible chunks. A 1953 study at the University of Michigan found that planarian worms could navigate a maze more successfully after ingesting the remains of other worms who had also run the same course. Perhaps if I ingest the file, it will offer fresh insights.
Watson: You’re not really gonna eat that entire stack of paper, right?
& Sherlock: The odds are reasonably good that none of this would have happened without you. Allow me to return the favor by releasing the evil humours from your skull.
Watson: I’m good.
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