“Gah, you’d make a terrible detective. It’s a good thing you went into English instead.”
“I wanted to major in Detecting, but my head is so large I couldn’t fit into the deerstalker required in the 19th Century Detecting class.”
“Is that supposed to be funny?”
“It’s a Sherlock Holmes joke.”
“So, more nerd humor.”
I thought it was a great episode. I’m sure that next week’s will be called “dagger” (this one was “cloak”) and have a lot more violence.
I am glad they’re wrapping up the Lee Traitor storyline, because I didn’t want that hanging out there for a year like that stupid La Grenouille thing from last season.
I knew Abby was innocent from the get go.
I don’t watch this show — but I will start to if it has story lines about fancy French restaurants. Or isn’t that the La Grenouille you mean, Kat?
NM, sadly, no. We had to sit through a year’s worth of storyline about some vaguely evil guy named La Grenouille in order to, I guess, showcase Lauren Holly’s acting talents (which should, right there, tell you everything you need to know about the problem).
I admit, I was momentarily worried that Abby had somehow inadvertently helped the wrong person.