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Watson is at a playground with her friend Emily, who states that she created a dating profile for Watson that she can accept or reject. She receives text messages from Sherlock with crimes scenes simulated with dolls, that she describes as practice. Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to. Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believe her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. He is able however, to find out of the the real name and whereabouts of one of the members who he believes is harboring. The woman is named Vanessa Hiske, and Sherlock and Watson find her apartment. They break in, only for no one to respond. They soon find the corpse of Vanessa, and immediately suspect Ezra.
When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to. Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believe her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. He is able however, to find out of the the real name and whereabouts of one of the members who he believes is harboring. The woman is named Vanessa Hiske, and Sherlock and Watson find her apartment. They break in, only for no one to respond. They soon find the corpse of Vanessa, and immediately suspect Ezra.
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Watson is at a playground with her friend Emily, who states that she created a dating profile for Watson that she can accept or reject. She receives text messages from Sherlock Sherlock, with crimes scenes simulated with dolls, dolls that she describes as practice. Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
When the clientleaves leaves, Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to. Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believe her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. He is ablehowever, however to find out of the the real name and whereabouts of one of the members who he believes is harboring.harboring Ezra. The woman is named Vanessa Hiske, and Sherlock and Watson find her apartment. They break in, only for no one to respond. They soon find the corpse of Vanessa, and immediately suspect Ezra.
When the client
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. He is able
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* ChekhovsSkill: Pickpocketing. Sherlock first mentions it when stealing the phone of a guard, stating that you need to use eye contact to distarct the targets gaze. Later Watson uses this to steal a suspect's watch tying him to a murder.
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* ChekhovsSkill: Pickpocketing. Sherlock first mentions it when stealing the phone of a guard, stating that you need to use eye contact to distarct distract the targets target's gaze. Later Watson uses this to steal a suspect's watch tying him to a murder.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The episode was obviously inspired by the Edward Snowden scandal. Like Mr. Snowden, he is helped by a Julian Assange-type character (sans the rape allegations). It should be noted that the Snowden expy is portrayed totally unsympathetically, being willing to kill and endanger lives rather than face the legal repercussions of his leaking national security secrets (And it is implied that he did it just to get attention).
* TakeThat: When Watson notes that a man has a lot of Creator/AynRand quotes on his site Holmes calls her "Philosopher-in-chief for the intellectually bankrupt".
* TakeThat: When Watson notes that a man has a lot of Creator/AynRand quotes on his site Holmes calls her "Philosopher-in-chief for the intellectually bankrupt".
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The episode was obviously inspired by the Edward Snowden scandal. Like Mr. Snowden, he is helped by a Julian Assange-type character (sans the rape allegations). It should be noted that the Snowden expy is portrayed totally unsympathetically, being willing to kill and endanger lives rather than face the legal repercussions of his leaking national security secrets (And (and it is implied that he did it just to get attention).
* TakeThat: When Watson notes that a man has a lot of Creator/AynRand quotes on hissite site, Holmes calls her "Philosopher-in-chief for the intellectually bankrupt".
* TakeThat: When Watson notes that a man has a lot of Creator/AynRand quotes on his
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* DebateAndSwitch: Sherlock and Watson discuss whether Ezra is a traitor or a whistleblower for publishing documents revealing corporate and governmental wrongdoing and whether they should turn him into the authorities or help him escape. They don't come to a consensus before they discover that he killed his accomplice Vanessa for reasons only tangentially related to him publishing the documents. The plot shifts to the pair tracking him down for the murder while not really focusing on the previous dilemma.
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* AdultFear: Having all your accounts and social networks hacked.
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* HackerCollective: The titular "Everyone" who make Sherlock and Joan's lives hell to try and stop them from investigating Ezra.
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Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. He is able however, to find out of the the real name and whereabouts of one of the members who he believes is harboring. The woman is named Vanessa Hiske, and Sherlock and Watson find her apartment. They break in, only for no one to respond. They soon find the corpse of Vanessa.
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Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. He is able however, to find out of the the real name and whereabouts of one of the members who he believes is harboring. The woman is named Vanessa Hiske, and Sherlock and Watson find her apartment. They break in, only for no one to respond. They soon find the corpse of Vanessa.
Vanessa, and immediately suspect Ezra.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance.
* DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
* DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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Watson is at a playground with her friend Emily, who states that she created a dating profile for Watson that she can accept or reject. She receives text messages from Sherlock with crimes scenes simulated with dolls, that she describes as practice.
Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to.
Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believ her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him.
Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to.
Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believ her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him.
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Watson is at a playground with her friend Emily, who states that she created a dating profile for Watson that she can accept or reject. She receives text messages from Sherlock with crimes scenes simulated with dolls, that she describes as practice. \n\n Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to. \n\n Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believ believe her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him. \n He is able however, to find out of the the real name and whereabouts of one of the members who he believes is harboring. The woman is named Vanessa Hiske, and Sherlock and Watson find her apartment. They break in, only for no one to respond. They soon find the corpse of Vanessa.
When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him.
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** Sherlock reading a letter from Jamie Moriarty who still writes him letters from prison.
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** Sherlock reading a letter from Jamie Moriarty who still writes him letters from prison.prison.
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When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isnt who he claims to be.
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When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isnt isn't who he claims to be.be. His name is Elliot Honeycutt and he works for the Redding Company, where Ezra was working. Sherlock looks up Ezra, and finds a journalist that he spoke to.
Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believ her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him.
Sherlock and Watson interview the journalist who claims to be unaware of Ezra's whereabouts. They don't believ her, and notice a security guard who might be her link to him. Sherlock takes the guard's cellphone and finds out he has links to an internet hacker group called Everyone.
Sherlock tries to contact Everyone, but none of them will reveal anything to him.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be.
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When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't isnt who he claims to be.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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When the client leaves Sherlock and Watson follow him, and figure out he isn't who he claims to be.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
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ChekhovsSkill: Pickpocketing. Sherlock first mentions it when stealing the phone of a guard, stating that you need to use ye cntact to distarct the targets gaze. Later Watson uses this to steal guard's watch tying him to a murder.
* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
HanlonsRazor: Rephrased by Sherlock, venting about an internet argument:
* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
HanlonsRazor: Rephrased by Sherlock, venting about an internet argument:
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* ChekhovsSkill: Pickpocketing. Sherlock first mentions it when stealing the phone of a guard, stating that you need to use ye cntact eye contact to distarct the targets gaze. Later Watson uses this to steal guard's a suspect's watch tying him to a murder.
* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
* HanlonsRazor: Rephrased by Sherlock, venting about an internet argument:
* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance.
* HanlonsRazor: Rephrased by Sherlock, venting about an internet argument:
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* NoTrueScotsman: Holmes says the man that hires them is faking because "No Belgian is that bad at backgammon".
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* WhamEpisode:Joan Watson starts writing the Sherlock Holmes chronicles and Sherlock reads a love letter from Moriarty.
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* WhamEpisode:Joan WhamEpisode: Joan Watson starts writing the Sherlock Holmes chronicles and Sherlock reads a love letter from Moriarty.
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** Watson starts writing the chronicles of Sherlock Holmes and the camera is focused on her computer screen.]]
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** Sherlock reading a letter from ''Jamie'' Moriarty. She apparently still writes him letters from prison.
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** Watson starts writing the chronicles of Sherlock Holmes and the camera is focused on her computer screen.]]
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** Sherlock reading a letter from''Jamie'' Moriarty. She apparently Jamie Moriarty who still writes him letters from prison.
** Sherlock reading a letter from
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Ezra Kleinfelter is inside a cap, writing on his blog. The driver tell him he is at his destination, but when he tries to swipe his card, is is rejected. He realizes that his accounts have been drained, and the Secret Service arrive. Ezra runs away, while the cab driver shouts furiously at him.
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Ezra Kleinfelter is inside a cap, cab, writing on his blog. The driver tell him he is at his destination, but when he tries to swipe his card, is is rejected. He realizes that his accounts have been drained, and the Secret Service arrive. Ezra runs away, while the cab driver shouts furiously at him.
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* AdultFear: Having all your accounts and social networks hacked.
ChekhovsSkill: Pickpocketing. Sherlock first mentions it when stealing the phone of a guard, stating that you need to use ye cntact to distarct the targets gaze. Later Watson uses this to steal guard's watch tying him to a murder.
* ContinuityNod: Emily, Joan's best friend introduced in "The Rat Race", has a brief appearance. DeathGlare: After being interrogated by the Secret Service for three hours, Watson gives a big one to Holmes.
HanlonsRazor: Rephrased by Sherlock, venting about an internet argument:
-->''"Are governments capable of evil? Yes, of course they are, all institutions are. But they're more capable of incompetence."''
* MythologyGag: Watson starts a text file called "The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes."
* NoTrueScotsman: Holmes says the man that hires them is faking because "No Belgian is that bad at backgammon".
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: The episode was obviously inspired by the Edward Snowden scandal. Like Mr. Snowden, he is helped by a Julian Assange-type character (sans the rape allegations). It should be noted that the Snowden expy is portrayed totally unsympathetically, being willing to kill and endanger lives rather than face the legal repercussions of his leaking national security secrets (And it is implied that he did it just to get attention).
* TakeThat: When Watson notes that a man has a lot of Creator/AynRand quotes on his site Holmes calls her "Philosopher-in-chief for the intellectually bankrupt".
* TookALevelInBadass: Watson learns pickpocketing by herself, impressing Sherlock and collecting evidence to capture the killer of the week.
* WhamEpisode:Joan Watson starts writing the Sherlock Holmes chronicles and Sherlock reads a love letter from Moriarty.
* WhamShot: Two in the very end
** Watson starts writing the chronicles of Sherlock Holmes and the camera is focused on her computer screen.]]
** Sherlock reading a letter from ''Jamie'' Moriarty. She apparently still writes him letters from prison.
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Ezra Kleinfelter is inside a cap, writing on his blog. The driver tell him he is at his destination, but when he tries to swipe his card, is is rejected. He realizes that his accounts have been drained, and the Secret Service arrive. Ezra runs away, while the cab driver shouts furiously at him.
Watson is at a playground with her friend Emily, who states that she created a dating profile for Watson that she can accept or reject. She receives text messages from Sherlock with crimes scenes simulated with dolls, that she describes as practice.
Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
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Watson is at a playground with her friend Emily, who states that she created a dating profile for Watson that she can accept or reject. She receives text messages from Sherlock with crimes scenes simulated with dolls, that she describes as practice.
Upon returning to the brownstone, Watson finds Sherlock with a client who Sherlock states will not state his business until she is present. He claims to be searching for Ezra Kleinfelter, who has gone missing.
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