Breathe

Episode aired Jul 30, 2018
TV-PGTV-PG
40m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

545

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Crime

Drama

Mystery

Holmes and Watson investigate the death of a relocation expert who was hiding a secret career. Watson suffers a setback in her attempts to adopt a child.Holmes and Watson investigate the death of a relocation expert who was hiding a secret career. Watson suffers a setback in her attempts to adopt a child.Holmes and Watson investigate the death of a relocation expert who was hiding a secret career. Watson suffers a setback in her attempts to adopt a child.

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

545

YOUR RATING

Director
- Christine Moore
Writers
- Robert Doherty
- Bob Goodman
- Kelly Wheeler(executive story editor)
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Trivia
To help Watson with her adoption troubles, Sherlock introduces her to an acquaintance of his, the King of Bohemia. The king of Bohemia was Sherlock's client in "A Scandal in Bohemia", the short story that introduced Irene Adler; though she was frequently mentioned in subsequent stories, "Scandal" was the only one in which she appeared.

Goofs
The would-be king of Bohemia expresses ignorance of the practice of adopting an adult to continue a lineage. But any European royal would know of Jean Bernadotte, who was adopted in 1810 by the childless Karl XIII of Sweden and succeeded him in 1818 as Karl XIV Johan, ancestor of all subsequent kings of Sweden.

Quotes
Sherlock Holmes: Look. I've never felt any pressure from you that I co-parent. But, your idea that I take *no* responsibility for raising your child is naïve. It's not that I think you're incapable of raising a child on your own. Of course you are. But, short of us dissolving our partnership, I'm not capable of not being involved. No-no, not as a child's father, but as its mother's friend.
[Deeply sincere and with great regard]
Sherlock Holmes: I mean, I'd lay down my life for you. So, if you succeed in adopting a child, I'd lay down my life for him or her's. It's as simple as that.
Dr. Joan Watson: Have you thought about what you wanna be called by my kid? I mean, assuming... I get one.
[At his surprised silence]
Dr. Joan Watson: I was thinking... Uncle Sherlock.
Sherlock Holmes: Yeah, well, I've been called worse. I'd also settle for Detective.
Dr. Joan Watson: My child is not calling you *Detective*.
Sherlock Holmes: [Shrugging, but obviusly touched] Well, Uncle Detective, then.