User Reviews

At first glance, this is a dramatic manhunt but how the bad guys robbed the police armory is a little strange. Both bad guys are wearing masks and they didn't show a shootout at the armory so could the bad guys have just subdued the cops/employees in the armory? Buros was never shown as a madman so why kill everyone in the armory? The first two murders were designed to make the armory vulnerable but why would he want more police pressure - not for robbing the armory - but for killing more cops? I just don't buy that Buros didn't care about that, after all, he wasn't leaving the city immediately after the robbery. Also, the NYPD likely would involve the ATF and maybe the FBI. I would not want that much pressure if I was trying to lay low in the city where I had killed 4+ cops. I hate that I notice things like this in a series that I love. I view myself as a deductionist, just like Sherlock's character. I solved my Black Lab's mysterious problem years ago. My local veterinarian's office misdiagnosed him twice so I figured it out. He had Sarcoptic mites, which are too small to be seen under a microscope. They attack skin (everyone in the home) and with dogs it causes mange. That's also when I learned about Revolution, a treatment for fleas, ticks and mites. I demanded my vet prescribe it and it worked immediately. Since then, I keep my pets away from stray and wild animals.

While I do agree that this season started off a bit weak and rough, this episode was quite interesting. The concept of a dirty cop was nice as well as Sherlock's character development. His scene with the Brainattic owner was great. He is truly a quotable character. Although some hate has been placed upon the two ladies, they did not interfere too much this time.

Overall, the plot and atmosphere reminds me of Blue Bloods. When Bell arrested Buros, there was a feeling of satisfaction and justice shared by the characters as well as the audience. This demonstrates the closely connected police community.