As futile as her efforts were, they made for many a good chuckle.Īnd who knew Sherlock would make such a crack wedding planner? He also set his never wavering gaze upon Mary’s friend David. Which didn’t stop her from flirting shamelessly with an unresponsive Sherlock for the reminder of the day. And lest there be any concern that John and Mary’s wedding day would be an occasion not wont for deductions, Sherlock made himself very useful to Janine, the chief bridesmaid, in her search for a romantic companion. Next we saw another of John’s favorite misanthropes readying himself for the day, later revealed to be Major Sholto, John’s old commanding officer.

Hudson that marriage doesn’t change people, the pensive look he gave John’s empty chair as the light hit it bespoke of other concerns rolling about in his head. Well, I suppose Lestrade owed him one after temporarily losing faith in Sherlock when Anderson and Donovan started filling his head with doubts last season. Maybe John failed to mention the time during A Study in Pink when Sherlock’s urgent texts pulled John across town only to arrive at Baker Street to find Sherlock preferred to use John’s phone to send a text. Too bad he’ll never get credit for it though. It was quite nice to see Lestrade be able to figure out a crime on his own – it’s comforting to know he can solve a case sans Sherlock. Lestrade passed the arrest on to Donovan and rushed to Baker Street with maximum backup only to find Sherlock’s emergency, the hardest thing he’s ever had to do, was writing a best man speech for John. We watched a beleaguered Lestrade struggle for eighteen months to catch the Waters Gang only to have his crowning moment interrupted by panicked texts from Sherlock. I must say, there was quite a build up this episode in order to illustrate just what a ridiculous man our Sherlock is.

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