T-Bone and the Iceman

Episode aired Mar 12, 2015
TV-14
42m

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7.3/10

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A murder victim turns out to have been instantly frozen at the time of death; Watson is forced to have an awkward conversation with her brother after learning he is having an affair.A murder victim turns out to have been instantly frozen at the time of death; Watson is forced to have an awkward conversation with her brother after learning he is having an affair.A murder victim turns out to have been instantly frozen at the time of death; Watson is forced to have an awkward conversation with her brother after learning he is having an affair.

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8A_Different_Drummer

"A crowbar Watson that's how we do it in my family" (dialog)

Let's start with a big TV secret.

Relationships, connection and empathy is what makes good shows great and gives them longevity.

This episode not only provides a clever little puzzle but also riffs nicely on about family relationships, dementia, senior moments, fights between cousins.

It might not be a bell-ringer like for example the Natalie Dormer arc (historic writing, historic TV) but it is as good as the series usually is. Which is to say, GREAT.

As this review is belatedly penned in 2017, the infamous British Sherlock series appears to have self-destructed or, at the very least, really really annoyed its fan base by trying to cross a bridge too far (plotwise.) Slow and steady wins the race. Great episode. When it ultimately goes into syndication it should cycle around on cable for decades to come.

Trivia
The Kelvin scale is used to measure extremely cold temperatures. Zero on the Kelvin scale is the coldest temperature possible, and is known as absolute zero. It is the temperature at which all thermal molecular motion ceases.

Goofs
At the cryogenics facility, a digital thermometer is seen displaying the temperature inside a tank containing a frozen customer. The display reads "77.0 °K". The kelvin is one of the seven base units in the International System of Units (SI), and as such, has no need for the degree sign (°) like the Celsius or the Fahrenheit units. A real display would thus simply read "77.0 K".

Quotes
Sherlock Holmes: [He and Watson have found several frozen bodies inside a warehouse] I'm not easily surprised. But, I do confess to not expecting this.