Elementary

Previously on Elementary...

That's the same thing that happened to our phones

and computers right before Odin showed up.

We're talking about

a billionaire who's illegally spying on people

and then having them killed.

You got nothing.

Is the entire NSA in Odin's pocket,

or is it just you?

We have to plan a murder of our own.

That's what this is.

I was lured to the bridge under false pretenses.

No!

I was confronted by a madman.

I managed to pry his gun away from him,

and I used it to defend myself.

You killed Sherlock to keep him from talking,

from telling the world what you are.

...

...

The big news at the top of the hour:

Sentencing today in the trial of Odin Reichenbach.

The former Odker CEO was found guilty last week

on dozens of criminal charges

stemming from his role in a murderous conspiracy

against his own customers.

And today,

Judge Omar Cortez handing down a total of 148 years in prison

for those crimes.

My next guest should be familiar to anyone

who's been following this story.

She and her late partner

brought Reichenbach's crimes to light three years ago.

Joan Watson.

And good morning, Joan.

Good morning. Thank you for having me.

You've been waiting a long time for this.

Yes. Three years.

But it was worth the wait.

Odin Reichenbach is finally getting what he deserves.

Well, he got what amounts to a life sentence,

but there is one murder that he was not charged with,

and that's the murder of your partner, Sherlock Holmes.

It was frustrating when the D.A.'s office decided

to drop those charges, but it was a strategic move

on their part, and today, it looks like it paid off.

If Sherlock were still here,

I think he would be pleased with the outcome.

Well, I've really enjoyed reading about him in your book.

It's The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes.

This is an incredible tribute to your partner.

Thank you.

You must miss him very much.

Every day.

What did you think?

I think you crushed it,

but that's not why I'm calling.

Something's up?

He's back.

You're kidding.

I'm looking right at him.

All right. I'll be right there.

Hey. Where is he?

Arthur.

Mommy!

- Hi! - Sorry. He was begging

to come here all morning.

He loves this place.

Like mother, like son.

Honey, can you do me a favor?

Can you help Rose get our things together,

and then we can go home and have lunch?

Yeah? Great.

Thank you.

You really did do great this morning.

Oh, thanks.

So, how's it going with the, uh...

The Smith homicide? You were right.

The uncle was the one who sent him that ivory box.

When we searched his office, we found what was left

of the poison he put on the tip of that spring.

Did he confess?

Sang like a bird.

Honestly, I'm more interested

in how the Tellavecchio case is going.

Everything on track?

Yes. Everything's on track.

Bye, Captain Bell.

Arthur. Buddy. We've been through this.

I prefer Uncle Marcus.

Bye, Uncle Marcus.

Rose, come see. Mommy found...

Do you have any idea how hard you're trending right now?

About 100% more than I'd like to be?

I'm just saying.

Your publisher better be ready to roll out

a new edition of your book.

I did not do the interview to sell books.

Tell her that she needs a publicist.

You need a publicist.

What I need, Sean, is an assistant who means it

when he says he's gonna cut back on the energy drinks.

Your contractor called about 20 minutes ago.

He said to give you this estimate

for the renovations you were considering for the media room.

Oh. Maybe I should try to sell more books.

Want me to get him on the line for you?

No. You know what, I'm beat.

I just want to change into some comfortable clothes

and play with Arthur.

You know what? You can call it a day, too.

You sure? Hmm.

Positive.

Oh, my God. I almost forgot.

There's someone waiting for you downstairs, an attorney.

He got here just a few minutes before you did.

You know what, just find out who he's representing

and what they've been accused of,

and I'll get back to him.

Actually, he said very specifically that

he wasn't looking to hire a detective.

He said he wanted to talk to you about a mutual friend.

Someone named Jamie Moriarty?

"The descent to the infernal regions is easy enough,

"but to retrace one's steps,

and reach the air above, there's the rub."

Virgil.

It's nice to meet you, Virgil. I'm Joan Watson.

Actually, um...

You were quoting Virgil. Yes, I know.

It's dark down here, but no one's ever called it "infernal."

My apologies. I'm Ronald Adair.

My assistant said that you are friends with Jamie Moriarty.

I promise, you're in no danger from me.

What about from her?

Actually, no one's in danger from her.

Not anymore.

Jamie Moriarty is dead.

What?

Suffice it to say, it was work-related.

I would offer my condolences, but she was a terrible person.

She always spoke so highly of you.

I'm here because I'm the executor of her will.

She left strict instructions that this be brought

to Sherlock Holmes upon her demise.

Sherlock died three years ago.

I am aware.

Just as I am aware that he named you his sole heir.

He wanted you to have everything.

So I think that makes this yours, don't you?

I don't want it.

Miss Watson...

Jamie Moriarty was crazy.

It could be a bomb, for all I know.

No. I don't think so.

You'll recall that she had certain rules

when it came to you and Mr. Holmes.

She would never have tried to kill you when she was alive.

I find it hard to imagine that she would try

now that she is dead.

Big man's all ready for bed.

You want me to put him down before I go,

or did you want to do it?

No, I'll do it, thanks.

You okay?

You seem a little off today.

Yeah, it's probably because I am a little off today.

Odin was sentenced, I had to do that interview.

I-I just, I guess I haven't had to think

about Sherlock this much in a long time.

And someone left that for him today.

You're kidding.

Are you gonna open it?

I wouldn't feel right.

It's from someone who cared about him.

Can you send it back?

No. She died, too.

Well, if they cared about each other,

at least they're together now, right?

Rose,

you know what? I changed my mind.

Could you stay another hour?

There's something I need to do.

You still playing this game?

It's not a game.

"It's an exercise," I remember.

Got your message.

So who's trying to kill you?

And how can I help?

== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder_man

Yesterday, you were visited

by a man who claimed to be Moriarty's attorney.

He said that she had died and...

left this package to me.

You then went to my grave

and demolished my headstone.

I know you said I should only do that in case of emergency...

Ah, my specific instructions were

you should only do it if your life was in danger.

It was Moriarty, okay?