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On the Saul side: Patrick Fabian is killing it as Howard. A fascinating character. I agree with others that Chuck's tape is not intended for professional censure. It's going to be used for personal revenge, and for Jimmy that means going after his weak spot: Kim. On the Mike side: Is anyone else hoping that the person who retrieved the tracker is Victor?

I stopped watching after they killed Juliette a couple years back. Did anything ever come of the whole Zombie Nick thing, or was that forever dropped?

The title sounds like an excerpt of a conversation that might occur between two of our principals. We could lose Morgan or Carol. We know from a teaser that she's looking for him.

Mummy and Daddy Holmes really should donate their genetic material to the government. They could make an army of Holmes' that could rule the world. Of course they might also blow it to hell, but wow what a powerhouse every fertilized egg turns into.

Oh my yes there are Mystrade shippers. Many many of them. ... What? No Mrs Hudson doesn't get much love.

And I might have missed it because my friend was talking, but didn't Sherlock tell Lestrade to "take care" of Mycroft or something? That Mycroft wasn't as strong as he liked to think he was? A little bone thrown to the Mystrade shippers?

Her name is apparently Eurus, as she explained that her parents loved strange names for the kids. Sherrinford is presumably the institution she was kept in. Guess she escaped. Has Lady Smallwood been keeping Mycroft distracted?

Redbeard.

Hm, I wonder if she will figure in a "red-headed league" in the next episode.

My take on it was that whenever you saw the water reflection on Sherlock's face, it was him thinking that whatever he was dealing with at the time was part of the Moriarty game he was expecting to uncover. The water imagery = the Carl Powers pool.

It's common now. ;)

Nope, any fan of the Doyle stories would know there was something hidden in one. They even referenced Napoleon (which is who the busts were of in the story).

Or Mycroft's?

John's only possible motivation for being angry at Sherlock would be that Sherlock kept saying over and over again throughout the situation that he would keep them safe, and then he didn't. So it's probably a heat-of-the-moment thing fueled by grief, guilt and displaced rage. He'll get over it in time.

John wasn't there while Sherlock was showing off. He came in after Mary was shot.

That first case, with the boy sitting dead outside his parents' house for a week, was really sad. Like others, I felt that John's affair was totally out of character. Even if he was a bit intrigued and flattered, the John we've been shown from the beginning would never actually act on those feelings. Disappointingly contrived.

Yeah I think he's saying it to Mycroft and can't look him in the eye as he says it. Still, I hope we're both wrong.

Yeah as a Mycroft fan that last bit worries me. Earlier in the trailer there seems to be a gun in the room with them as well. I get the sense that Sherlock is saying "I love you" to the person he's about to turn around and shoot because of some kind of blackmail. And I don't think that's going to be John. I love the show, but I don't know if I'd feel as compelled to watch it without the promise of a little Mycroft now and then.

Like others here, Michael Emerson. Seeing him on Lost was a revelation, and I would literally watch him read the phone book. I'll follow him anywhere. I'd love to see him join the American Horror Story rep company.

Haven't seen Littlefinger unhappy yet. Not for very long anyway.

What? Only 1 left?!

LOL, I thought exactly the same thing when the club was introduced.

I missed the intro for "...Grow a Pair". What went down at the cabin? It was on fire when I tuned in.

OMG Alison and Donnie were hilarious with the gagging. And Cosima's reaction to Donnie's offscreen retching!

How would that work?