Elementary

A hundred and fifty four episodes of Sherlock Holmes in New York with a female Watson. Nothing to do with the BBC series it is constantly confused with.

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Where to start with Elementary

In order, though the weekly cases stand alone. What carries across seasons is the relationship between Holmes and Watson and his recovery, which is the actual subject of the show, so the early seasons matter more than the plots in them. Nothing needs to be watched first and it has no connection to any other Sherlock Holmes on this site.

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    Season 1 Elementary

    Twenty four episodes, and the version of the premise that made the show work: Watson as his sober companion rather than his flatmate.

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    Season 2 Elementary

    Twenty four more, and where the supporting cast settles.

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    Season 7 Elementary

    Thirteen episodes and a deliberate ending, which is not something every CBS procedural gets.

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The Series

  • Elementary 2012, 7 seasons, 154 episodes

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