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George and Alison are joined by comic and screenwriter, Adam Quesnell to discuss Elementary's 5th episode, "Lesser Evils."
Episode logline:
During a visit to a hospital's morgue to do some experiments, Holmes deduces that a terminally ill patient has been murdered. Is this an isolated incident or is there an "Angel of Death" operating in the hospital?
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Adam Quesnell on Twitter and Instagram and iTunes
Show Notes:
The Patricia Arquette show we couldn't think of is Medium
Lorica Squamata
Baby Hopper
David Costabile aka Gale from Breaking Bad
Anika Noni Rose
Angel of death killers
Medical residents are overworked
The Myth of First Instincts vs. When to Follow Your Gut
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell
Apple's no villains product placement policy
"Traveling on" by Norah Jones
We're joined by Austin Powers Minute host Johnie Powers, to discuss Elementary episode four, "Rat Race."
Episode logline:
Holmes is hired by a Wall Street firm to find a missing executive. He finds the man, murdered, and then detects a pattern of mysterious deaths throughout the company's branches. But who could be benefiting from all of the murders?
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Show Notes:
Luke Kirby as Lenny Bruce
A few reasons why Sherlock hates Wall Street
Heart eyes for Craig Bierko
Trick your friends into thinking you actually read things with books by the foot.
John Maynard Keynes
Bailey's from a shoe??
Achieve the refrigerator of your dreams...
Food allergies are on the rise.
Foam on food?
Heroin smells like vinegar.
Sociopathy vs. Psychopathy
Psychopathy in investment bankers.
Etymology of Slappers.
"The Silver Lining" by Gold Leaves
We're joined by Minute Impossible and The Cast and the Furious "podcaster" Jonathan Howell, to discuss Elementary episode three, "Child Predator."
Episode logline:
Holmes is excited to be consulted about the latest strike of 'balloon man', a serial killer who focuses on children. Analyzing the crime scene, Holmes' deductions lead to the recovery of the first victim, Adam Kemper (then 12, now 19). However, Adam somberly refuses to help police find his captor and his latest victim.
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George and Alison are joined by screenwriter and science educator, Athena Frost, to discuss Elementary's second episode.
Episode logline:
Two heirs of a fortune are murder suspects, but one sister has an undeniable alibi and the other is a coma patient. Holmes is baffled as to how a coma patient could be the killer until another addict in his support group gives him an idea.
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Athena on Twitter
Show Notes:
Attic Theory the band
Scientific American on attic theory
Jon Michael Hill burning up the screen in Widows
Ok Go's Rube Goldberg Machine
Women's orgasms/walking study
Ben Shapiro's devotion to vaginal dryness
Ben Heck, who plays Ty (fucking Ty)...please accept our apologies.
Cheese is a drug.
Lock In, by John Scalzi
Biscuits with the boss
Alison and George are joined by comic and screenwriter Janet Quinonez to discuss Elementary's pilot episode!
Episode logline:
Sherlock Holmes, fresh out of rehab, is teamed with a sobriety partner, a former surgeon named Watson. They have to learn to work together even as they tackle their first case, the mysterious death of a doctor's wife.
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Find Janet on Instagram
Show Notes:
Yes album cover
Earthquake box video
Ophelia painting
La Grande Macabre opera
"Watching the Detectives" by Elvis Costello
Introducing a podcast all about the CBS series Elementary. Alison, an Elementary diehard, and George, a longtime Holmes Head (and Diehard diehard), team up with a rotating cast of irregulars to recap each episode and dive deeper into the myriad topics broached by the show. Be sure to subscribe because episode one is coming January 20th!
Find us on Instagram, Twitter, or hang out at our very own Sanctum Sanctorum, The Brownstone, My Dears.
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