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Last year I watched the first episode of the "Elementary" on CBS and also watched the episode when Holmes went back to England. There is no explanation of how he magically appeared in the 21st century. I've spent over a year periodically doing google searches for an answer and am getting really frustrated. What the hell is going on? How the hell did Holmes magically get from the 1800s to 2012? 2012 is the year the show first appeared on CBS's schedule.
CBS and the TV series owe us an answer.
I have come up with some possible scenarios:
1) He used a time machine.
2) He was drugged and slept for over 100 years.
3) He is the real Sherlock Holmes great-great-great-great grandson.
Sherlock Holmes was born January 6, 1854! There is no natural way he could be in our century. I refuse to watch another episode until I get an answer. At least Science Fiction shows explain how things are possible, having a show like this with no explanation at all is unforgivable in my opinion.
Does anyone have the inside scoop as to how Sherlock Homes ended up in 2012, he sure doesn't look 158 years old to me!
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Topic - Sherlock Holmes was born in 1854, how did he magically appear in the 21st century? - Teresa 04:23:47 11/21/13 (14)
- That's why it's a "mystery" series, ma'am. nt - tinear 20:06:43 11/30/13 (0)
- These are different people with the same name - tunenut 10:45:35 11/22/13 (1)
- Ditto with Lucy Liu's character, Watson, who is looking after him. Very common name, a simple coincidence^ - Road Warrior 12:17:03 11/22/13 (0)
- RE: Sherlock Holmes was born in 1854, how did he magically appear in the 21st century? - user510 10:26:34 11/22/13 (0)
- He used one of these silly... - musetap 15:23:52 11/21/13 (2)
- Hey, just like in Time After Time... Nt - geoffkait 10:32:54 11/22/13 (0)
- Great comparison - Teresa 18:00:15 11/21/13 (0)
- Masterpiece Theater's "Sherlock" is an excellent update . . . - Billy Wonka 13:49:24 11/21/13 (0)
- Yeah. And exactly when did Watson become a gender bender? - free.ranger 13:35:13 11/21/13 (1)
- Actually that one makes sense to me, as the original Watson would be long dead and - Teresa 17:57:11 11/21/13 (0)
- Simple answer really. "He's fictional." Fictional characters don't age! ;-) -nt - Raiderman 10:44:05 11/21/13 (1)
- Fictional characters don't age! - How about the ones in Star Trek? - Teresa 18:13:20 11/21/13 (0)
- Good one! As a side note - you should stay away from Sponge Bob, too. - Enophile 09:06:14 11/21/13 (0)
- The same way the Capulet's and Montague's appeared in 1990s L.A. in Baz Lurhmann's - Road Warrior 07:15:27 11/21/13 (0)
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