It could be because I was doing a zillion other things while the episode on a Sunday afternoon but I found this case to be a rather complicated one. I had my suspicions about the heiress the moment she made an appearance (as I had about the Indian guy, Amit Hattengatti, in one of the earlier episodes) I couldn't quite sort out in the end who wanted the original Bray map and who didn't. I guess the heiress wanted the fake one so a casino could be constructed on the land owned by her family while the other guy wanted the fake one so that the construction of the casino could be halted. Ah well, as long as Sherlock and company got all that squared away.
It is good to see Sherlock becoming more and more human. I know I hadn't liked Kitty's character very much at the beginning of this season. But I think I like seeing the three of them working together. Not quite the case of 'too many cooks spoiling the broth', I hope.
And did I mention how relieved I am that Sherlock and Watson aren't having an affair, yet. :-)
It is good to see Sherlock becoming more and more human. I know I hadn't liked Kitty's character very much at the beginning of this season. But I think I like seeing the three of them working together. Not quite the case of 'too many cooks spoiling the broth', I hope.
And did I mention how relieved I am that Sherlock and Watson aren't having an affair, yet. :-)
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