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| − | [[Sherlock Holmes (Miller)|Sherlock Holmes]] gets a call from Scotland Yard about a missing inspector, [[Gareth Lestrade]], that worked with Sherlock. Sherlock and [[Joan Watson]] go to London. Sherlock easily locates Lestrade at a bar and agrees to help solve the case that caused Lestrade to be suspended. Attempting to prove a rich man killed his wife, Sherlock, Joan, and Lestrade pour over evidence. Refrigerated milk leads them to visit the suspect's house where Sherlock discovers a chipped nail, leading him to the conclusion that the gun was printed using plastic and melted in acetone. Tracking 3D printer purchases leads them to the body of the suspect's handyman, and plastic fragments found on the scene prove Sherlock's hypothesis that the man printed a gun to kill his wife and killed the handyman to clean up loose ends. Meanwhile, Sherlock is shocked to discover his brother, Mycroft, has moved into his old place at 221B Baker Street. Mycroft is interested in how Joan became Sherlock's friend and reveals he wants to make amends with Sherlock. Mycroft uses a homemade bomb to destroy Sherlock's belongings (and get his attention). |
+ | [[Sherlock Holmes (Miller)|Sherlock Holmes]] gets a call from Scotland Yard about a missing inspector, [[Gareth Lestrade]], that worked with Sherlock. Sherlock and [[Joan Watson]] go to London. Sherlock easily locates Lestrade at a bar and agrees to help solve the case that caused Lestrade to be suspended. Attempting to prove a rich man killed his wife, Sherlock, Joan, and Lestrade pour over evidence. Refrigerated milk leads them to visit the suspect's house where Sherlock discovers a chipped nail, leading him to the conclusion that the gun was printed using plastic and melted in acetone. Tracking 3D printer purchases leads them to the body of the suspect's handyman, and plastic fragments found on the scene prove Sherlock's hypothesis that the man printed a gun to kill his wife and killed the handyman to clean up loose ends. Meanwhile, Sherlock is shocked to discover his brother, [[Mycroft Holmes (Ifans)|Mycroft]], has moved into his old place at 221B Baker Street. Mycroft is interested in how Joan became Sherlock's friend and reveals he wants to make amends with Sherlock. Mycroft uses a homemade bomb to destroy Sherlock's belongings (and get his attention). |
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Revision as of 01:29, 26 August 2014
"Step Nine" is the first episode of season two of Elementary. It first aired on CBS on 26 September, 2013.
Summary
Sherlock Holmes gets a call from Scotland Yard about a missing inspector, Gareth Lestrade, that worked with Sherlock. Sherlock and Joan Watson go to London. Sherlock easily locates Lestrade at a bar and agrees to help solve the case that caused Lestrade to be suspended. Attempting to prove a rich man killed his wife, Sherlock, Joan, and Lestrade pour over evidence. Refrigerated milk leads them to visit the suspect's house where Sherlock discovers a chipped nail, leading him to the conclusion that the gun was printed using plastic and melted in acetone. Tracking 3D printer purchases leads them to the body of the suspect's handyman, and plastic fragments found on the scene prove Sherlock's hypothesis that the man printed a gun to kill his wife and killed the handyman to clean up loose ends. Meanwhile, Sherlock is shocked to discover his brother, Mycroft, has moved into his old place at 221B Baker Street. Mycroft is interested in how Joan became Sherlock's friend and reveals he wants to make amends with Sherlock. Mycroft uses a homemade bomb to destroy Sherlock's belongings (and get his attention).
Plot
Media
Video
Cast
Regular
- Jonny Lee Miller – Sherlock Holmes
- Lucy Liu – Joan Watson
- Aidan Quinn – Captain Thomas Gregson
- Jon Michael Hill – Detective Marcus Bell
Guest stars
- Rhys Ifans – Mycroft Holmes
- Sean Pertwee – Gareth Lestrade
- Tim McMullan – DCI Hopkins
- Rufus Wright – Lawrence Pendry
- John Owens – Priest
Trivia
- The title is based on the Alcoholics Anonymous recovery program's "twelve step" approach, where step nine is "Make direct amends to such people [ones we've harmed] wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others."
| Season Two | ||
| #01 Step Nine | #09 On the Line | #17 Ears to You |
| #02 Solve for 'X' | #10 Tremors | #18 The Hound of the Cancer Cells |
| #03 We Are Everyone | #11 Internal Audit | #19 The Many Mouths of Aaron Colville |
| #04 Poison Pen | #12 The Diabolical Kind | #20 No Lack of Void |
| #05 Ancient History | #13 All in the Family | #21 The Man With the Twisted Lip |
| #06 An Unnatural Arrangement | #14 Dead Clade Walking | #22 Paint It Black |
| #07 The Marchioness | #15 Corpse de Ballet | #23 Art in the Blood |
| #08 Blood is Thicker | #16 The One Percent Solution | #24 The Grand Experiment |