Elementary: The Third Season [6 Discs]

Elementary has become one of my favorite television shows. I enjoy all things to do with Sherlock Holmes (books, movies, and television series - both serious adaptations and parodies) and at first had some doubts about of some of the modernizations of this series. I quickly admitted my error as the show has become a very different and unique Holmes offspring while still staying true to the science of deductive reasoning. Johnny Lee Miller is outstanding in his portrayal of Sherlock - a man devoted to solving problems. One assumes that his mind works at a phenomenal rate and essentially can't stop the reasoning process from taking over every part of his thoughts and life. He has almost an Asperger's type of behavior, including almost non-existent social skills. Lucy Liu is excellent as Joan Watson, his partner. It is with Watson that I have seen the biggest deviation from the original stories. Watson is becoming as important an investigator as Holmes. With Ms. Liu skillfully portraying this character, it is a pleasure to watch this transformation. This has been my take-away of the biggest change in season 3. I'm looking forward to seeing where the writers and actors take these characters in season 4.

Being a huge Sherlock fan I welcome all versions. Once seeing my first "Pilot" of Elementary I must have all of the seasons and view them multiple times. Did i say that before seeing the entire Pilot; I snubbed the different concept-NYC, female Watson,no Lestrade, just to name a few. The changes have made the show. Elementary is must see.

I love the suspense, intrigue, and drama that this TV series offers. I have been a fan since season 1 and season 3 continues to deliver GREAT entertainment. You never get bored with it and it remains unpredictable.

I was pleased to view another season of Elementary. I live overseas so did not have the ability to watch season 3 in the US. I am addicted by the series and third season did not disappoint me. Highly recommend the season 3.

A modern version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyles Sherlock Holmes played by Jonny Lee Miller ( a recovering drug addict ) and a female Doctor Watson ( played by Lucy Liu ). Good stories, good acting. Very entertaining. Enjoy.

I love the twist on how the characters are portrayed - since season 1. Sherlock a recovering drug addict; Watson and Moriarity a woman. Wish they would keep Moriarity more involved, even if not showing but at least in dialogue or in "related events". Only four stars because they should put this on BluRay immediately. Season 1 from 2012 is the only one in this format.

Not your typical crime busting duo.....this unique partnership makes if fun to engage your mind and try to out think them as they work to solve their challenging case as consultants to the NYPD.

Lucy Liu and Jonny Lee Miller work so well together on screen as the perfect mix of brains and detective skills. Even aftet all of these seasons, still one of the best shows on television.