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Last night I watched the season finale of Masterpiece's Mr. Selfridge. And I'm not exactly sure what to say about it. The plot of the series deals with a self made man who opens a large departm ent store in London after having great success in Chicago.

It's shortly after he opens the London store that's when things start going downhill for Harry both in his private and professional life. But soon he bounces back, only to find because of his putting long hours in the store; his wife goes and meets a young artist, haves her portrait done and starts something that never should have happened.

By the end she leaves with the children and returns to America. But not because of the artist. It's because of Harry and his wrongdoings in their relationship.  Will things ever be the same after that? No one knows; we just have to wait until series two to find out.

This Past Thursday I watched the two hour season finale. I thought it was great I was really surprised when Irene the great love of Sherlock's life turns out to be none other then Moriarty which really threw me for a loop. Although, I do think that the writers got rid of Moriartya bit to soon I know this: season two is going to be interesting.

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Title: Letters From The Past
Author: horrorfangirl
Fandom: Elementary
Charcters: Sherlock Holmes, Captain Tobias Gregson, Joan Watson
Summary: Sherlock, Gregson and Joan each recieve a package and a letter. But who sent them and why?
Diclaimer: Not mine! The characters belong to cbs and the show's creator. No profit made.
Rated: PG

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I was going to post the first part of my Elementary fic here but since it's giving me trouble, I decided to wait until I finish the other two parts before I post it here. Has anyone else have troulble with LJ lately?

Okay, earlier today I was watching cbs this morning and they showed a report about some people in London who were throwing death parties. Now I that she angried a lot of people with her policies reguarding how business was run in Britain in the 80's but she did help end the cold war. So that has to count for something doesn't it?
Instead we have people requesting Ding Dong The Witch is Dead. Am I the only one who thinks that she deserves more respect then that?

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Last night I stayed up to watch the local news to see a story about some IRS agents spending 60 thousand dollars on a Star Trek spoof. It was for a conference that took place three years ago. But sitll, if you're going to produce something at least have it relate to the topic that you're trying to teach. From what I saw this thing barely made its point. Not only that but the acting was bad. Very bad.
Honestly, it's no wonder that the country is in such sad shape.

Earlier today while watching The View I found out that President Chavez died of cancer. Now I wonder what will happen to the people now he's gone. Will they been aloud to have the same freedoms that US enjoys? Of will leadership fall to someone in the President's family? Either way things will never been the same again.

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Right last night I tried to watch Castle, only to discover that it was a repeat. The same thing happened with an episode of Elementary last Thursday. Which leaves me to wonder: Is CBS and ABC planning to put the axe  these shows? I hope not cause I enjoy both shows a lot.

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Title: A Conversation Between Father and Son
Author: horrorfangirl
Fandom: Elementary CBS
Characters used: Sherlock Holmes, O.C.
Summary: Just a short conversation between Sherlock and his Father. Set during A Gun Full of Drugs.
Rated:PG
Feedback? Yes, please!
Word Count Around 100

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So this afernoon I found myself doing something I never thought I,d do-at least not until the first six chapters were done. And that is rewrite. The reason I decided to rewrite was because I was a little unhappy with the way the first few chapters looked. So I decided it was best to fix the problem now, instead of waiting until I finish the story.

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