Elementary season 6 episode 3 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson investigate the murder of George Nix, a gym owner killed during a Revolutionary War reenactment. Initially suspected as a reenactment accident, it's soon revealed that a modern gun was used. The investigation uncovers George's strained business dealings, leading to numerous death threats. Meanwhile, Sherlock struggles with worsening symptoms of post-concussion syndrome, and his medication affects his work. The detectives shift focus to George's estranged daughter, Marcy, who denies involvement and expresses disdain for her father's legacy. Subsequently, George's house is burned down, indicating the killer's continued criminal activities. The motive behind the arson is linked to George's collection of valuable Revolutionary War artifacts. Sherlock and Watson discover George's collection of rare Button Gwinnett autographs, leading to suspect art collector Paul Chambers, who denies involvement. The episode intertwines the complexities of a historical murder with Sherlock's personal health challenges.

Full Episode S06E03 Recap

### The Revolutionary War Reenactment - **Scene:** Revolutionary War reenactment - George Nix, a gym chain owner, participates as a British lieutenant. - The reenactors fall down, playing dead; George is found actually dead. - A modern gun is suspected to be used in the reenactment, disguising a real murder. ### Police Investigation at the Reenactment Scene - **Scene:** Crime scene investigation - Detectives interview reenactors; confusion over who might have shot George. - Mention of a white van and different guesses about the shooter's appearance. - Difficulty identifying the shooter due to similar costumes and gunpowder residue. ### George Nix's Background and Threats - **Scene:** Discussion with George's bodyguard - The bodyguard discusses George's business troubles and death threats. - Issues with George's gym franchise leading to financial strain for many. - Bodyguard provides access to George's threatening emails. ### Sherlock's Health and Medication - **Scene:** Sherlock's medical appointment - Sherlock expresses worsening symptoms of post-concussion syndrome. - Dr. Hanson suggests increasing gabapentin dosage, despite Sherlock's concerns about dependency. ### Investigation of Threatening Emails - **Scene:** Sherlock and Watson analyze emails - Sherlock and Watson find the threatening emails not indicative of a planned murder. - They shift focus to George's estranged daughter, Marcy. ### Confronting Marcy Nix - **Scene:** Interview with Marcy Nix - Marcy denies involvement, claiming a transformed life at a commune. - She mentions being with her commune group during the murder, providing an alibi. - Marcy expresses disinterest in her inheritance, intending to donate it. ### Arson at George Nix's House - **Scene:** News of George's house being burned down - The arson at George's house indicates the killer's ongoing criminal activity. ### Discovering the Motive Behind the Arson - **Scene:** Investigation of the arson motive - George's collection of Revolutionary War artifacts, including Paul Revere's silver, is considered. - The detectives speculate the arson was to cover the theft of these artifacts. ### Sherlock's Struggle with Medication Side Effects - **Scene:** Sherlock coping with medication effects - Sherlock struggles with drowsiness and impaired functioning due to the increased gabapentin dose. - Watson suggests a break from work might be beneficial for Sherlock's recovery. ### The Discovery of Button Gwinnett Autographs - **Scene:** The revelation about the autographs - Sherlock and Watson learn that George Nix had valuable autographs of Button Gwinnett. - The significance of Gwinnett's signature in the collectors' world is explained. ### Confronting Art Collector Paul Chambers - **Scene:** Interrogation of Paul Chambers - Paul Chambers, a collector of Gwinnett signatures, denies involvement in George's murder. - Chambers claims he was

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is George Nix?

George Nix is a 55-year-old owner of a chain of gyms who participates in a Revolutionary War reenactment.

How does George Nix die?

George Nix is shot and killed during a Revolutionary War reenactment.

What is the suspected weapon used in George Nix's murder?

A modern gun is suspected to have been used, disguised within the context of the reenactment.

What challenges do the detectives face at the crime scene?

The detectives struggle to identify the shooter due to similar costumes, gunpowder residue, and the chaotic nature of the reenactment.

What are some of George Nix's business troubles?

George Nix's gym franchise faces financial strain, leading to bankruptcy and death threats from various franchisees.

What is Sherlock Holmes suffering from?

Sherlock Holmes is suffering from post-concussion syndrome, with symptoms worsening over time.

What medication is Sherlock prescribed, and what are his concerns?

Sherlock is prescribed gabapentin, but he is concerned about dependency

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