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A modern take on the cases of Sherlock Holmes, with the detective now living in New York City.
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Taglines:
New Holmes. New Watson. New York. (season 1)
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Trivia
The creators of this show reportedly went to great lengths to potential copyright issues with the British series
Sherlock (2010), which also re-tells the story of Holmes in a contemporary setting. One visual cue included as a nod to the British series is Holmes' scarf, which is worn the same way as it is in "Sherlock".
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Goofs
Clyde is sometimes incorrectly referred to as a turtle. However, in some episodes he is correctly referred to as a tortoise.
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Quotes
Sherlock Holmes:
I expect nothing, which is why I am such an exceptional detective.
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Years ago, I remember reading the publicity for this show before it was released, and pouring scorn on the idea of a modern Sherlock Holmes, set in New York and with a female Watson. "How pathetic!", I sneered, "They must be really desperate for new ideas, to come up with this pile of rubbish!" And when it showed on British television, I only sat down to watch it so I could pull it to pieces.
I could never have guessed that years later I would be watching old episodes, while I impatiently wait for the fourth series to be broadcast. All the people involved have obviously worked very hard to create this intelligent and entertaining show, which has fun with the original stories and characters, while still showing respect (in my view) to the books and the author, Arthur Conan Doyle. Oh, and while I like Jonny Lee Miller as Sherlock, I think the actors who play Joan Watson, Captain Thomas Gregson and Detective Marcus Bell deserve a special mention, as they have the more restrained and therefore difficult roles to play, as his sidekicks.
Thank you for making and releasing "Elementary". And please hurry up with the next series!