Elementary 6×2
Watson: ...he was my father, but he was your dad.
Capt. Gregson: Killer's freeze ray was probably in the shop, so he used his lightning gun instead.
Holmes: Not as unlikely as it sounds.
Det. Bell: An LIPC?
Mrs. Giri: A laser-induced plasma channel. An electrolaser. It's a lightning gun, basically.
Lin: That's your Chinese name, right? Yun Jingyi?
Holmes: You do look rather queasy. Nausea can have many causes: food-borne viruses, shock, guilt... Radiation poisoning.
Holmes: Spotted something in the footage?
Watson: How did...?
Holmes: I'm blind. I'm not deaf. Your breathing changed. What did you see?
Watson: I'm detecting radiation.
Det. Bell: Beg your pardon?
Holmes: She downloaded an app last night that turns her phone into a Geiger counter.
Det. Bell: For real?
Holmes: Watson, does your phone also have an app for locating white supremacists? Because a group of them may now be in possession of a dirty bomb, and our best hope of finding them has a bullet in his brain.
Holmes: It is evidence, nonetheless, and... a good detective must never ignore the evidence.
Holmes: It was easier to know it than to explain how I knew it. If you were asked to prove that two and two made four, you might find some difficulty. And yet you are sure of the fact.
Holmes: PCS is best attacked from different angles. Yesterday, I helped foil an international ring of jewel thieves. And, today, I'm assembling Unicorn Utopia, ages eight and up.
Watson: When you're done with that one, I have three more downstairs. If you like Unicorn Utopia, you are gonna love Pretty Princess Party.
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