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The Eternity Injection

Episode aired Jan 8, 2015
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43m

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When a nurse Watson used to work with asks for her help finding their missing acquaintance, the woman's trail leads Watson and Holmes to another person who has disappeared. Also, Sherlock st... Read allWhen a nurse Watson used to work with asks for her help finding their missing acquaintance, the woman's trail leads Watson and Holmes to another person who has disappeared. Also, Sherlock struggles with his sobriety when he finds the recovery process monotonous.When a nurse Watson used to work with asks for her help finding their missing acquaintance, the woman's trail leads Watson and Holmes to another person who has disappeared. Also, Sherlock struggles with his sobriety when he finds the recovery process monotonous.

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A ray of hope

So far, this season has been a mind numbingly dreary slog through Kitty's Draaaah Maaah. This is the first episode to have some sings oh hope. Even Kitty manages to be useful instead of a burden on the episode.

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Trivia
At the beginning Sherlock calls the new talking car alarms a modern day "pet rock". Pet Rocks were a bizarre fad back in mid 1970's when an entrepreneur, tired of listening to people complain about their pets, decided the best pet would be a rock. He collected small stones and painted them, and sold them complete with a care guide. The Pet Rocks became an almost immediate best seller, and made their creator a millionaire as a result. The fad died out within a year.

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It is unlikely that Holmes could have gotten into Chris Jacoby's online banking account so quickly by guessing his password. He's seen entering at least three incorrect passwords, he could have had more unsuccessful attempts that were not seen. All banks have security features in place on their websites to prevent the very thing Sherlock is attempting. If someone enters an incorrect password several times, the industry standard is three, the account is locked out for a minimum of 24 hours. Also even in 2014 most banks had multi-factor authentication that would fully prevent anyone without the access to one time passwords or other form of additional security measures from accessing the account.

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Sherlock Holmes: If you must know, Watson, I've been feeling a little bit down of late. It's the process of maintaining my sobriety. It's repetitive. And it's relentless. And above all, it's tedious. When I left rehab, I... I accepted your influence, I committed to my recovery. And now, two years in, I find myself asking, 'is this it?' My sobriety is simply a grind. It's just this leaky faucet that requires constant maintenance, and in return offers only not to drip.
Dr. Joan Watson: You have your work, you have me. You're alive.
Sherlock Holmes: I've told myself that many times. So many times, it has become unmoored from all meaning. Odd. I used to imagine that a relapse would be the climax to some grand drama. Now I think that if I were to use drugs again, it would in fact be an anticlimax. It would be a surrender to the incessant drip, drip, drip of existence.
Dr. Joan Watson: I'm sorry you're feeling this way. What can I do to help? Do you want to talk more, do you want to maybe speak to Alfredo?
Sherlock Holmes: Yes, I think perhaps I will see Alfredo. But in any case, I shan't be using drugs this evening.