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Elementary » Season 2 » We Are Everyone

00:43:24

Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) hackles

So we don't want his hackles up.
2) decommission

The list of decommission 40.
3) darragh

15 years ago, an irishman named darragh o'connor
4) mose

Writing a biography of robert mose,
5) sleight

We-we didn't cover sleight of hand yet.
6) irishman

15 years ago, an irishman named darragh o'connor
7) aqueduct

About the delaware aqueduct. (buzzing)
8) ruse

Why else the ruse?
9) heist

Jewel heist?
10) tumbler

Before you throw the last tumbler, you might want to pause
11) incompetence

But they're more capable of incompetence.
12) likeness

Good enough likeness, don't you think?
13) dossier

Leaked a dossier of national secrets
14) espionage

Face capital punishment for espionage.
15) fugitive

He could try to survive as a fugitive here in the states.
16) serpent

He was a serpent who grew so large
17) overture

Most likely a spurned romantic overture, yes.
18) liar

Would be a better liar.
19) attacker

I'm confident those will yield the attacker's dna.
20) bunker

Amongst other things, they maintained emergency bunker
21) posture

They resort to defensive posture.
22) footprint

If you keep a discreet digital footprint as I do,
23) cracker

Of cracker?

Verbs

1) spurn

Most likely a spurn romantic overture, yes.
2) decommission

But they were all decommission
3) darragh

So darragh o'connor is jormungandr.
4) elude

But she's done it in a way which has elude
5) liberate

I liberate it from agent polk.
6) stalk

I'm fairly certain that he doesn't deserve to be stalk
7) weep

I weep for the whole desperate lot of you.
8) inherit

Milton van kirk inherit the estate from his parents.
9) dictate

And circumstances have dictate that
10) scotch

Before I published, but that got scotch
11) fingerprint

He was fingerprint for his security clearance,
12) disconnect

Hey, did you guys know your phones are disconnect?
13) apologize

What am I apologizing for? Where are you going?
14) owe

I'm not saying the young lady owe me billions of pounds,
15) derive

Those passwords are not derive from the names
16) violate

I violate the spirit of my resolution.
17) expose

Since expose by the sentinel as a cia front.
18) leak

Leaked a dossier of national secrets
19) possess

And yet possess of an alluring curve of flank.
20) freeze

They froze my accounts.
21) remind

I remind you we are investigating a murder.
22) tear

Our journalist tear herself away from her adoring public.
23) steal

You just stole that phone. Why are you nuking it?

Adverbs

1) indistinctly

(man chatting indistinctly nearby)
2) intellectually

Philosopher-in-chief to the intellectually bankrupt.
3) undoubtedly

Oh, undoubtedly.
4) thereafter

And take off for venezuela shortly thereafter.
5) exclusively

But kleinfelter dealt exclusively with one journalist,
6) regardless

Regardless of what it means to this company.
7) somewhere

So he had to be hiding somewhere during that time.
8) obviously

Staged suicide, obviously.
9) apparently

They were in safe houses within the hour, apparently.
10) forever

I am, now and forever, post-love.
11) possibly

And possibly executed by his former employers.
12) doubt

You're no doubt aware that four days ago
13) absolutely

Unless absolutely necessary.
14) truly

"is it possible to truly know another person?
15) nearly

But it netted him nearly a billion dollars.
16) exactly

Judging by his writings, you're exactly his type.
17) perhaps

Perhaps I can goad them
18) sometimes

Sherlock quizzes me sometimes.
19) quite

But I am quite certain that "defenestrator"
20) recently

The same contractor that, until recently,
21) actually

At all, actually.
22) kind

Yeah, I mean, I ki... I kind of figured that.
23) soon

Soon they're going to want to know:

Adjectives

1) bespectacled

You're bespectacled, you're lean
2) shriveled

Remind me again what cloistered, shriveled things our lives are.
3) infuriating

Are too infuriating to ignore.
4) socratic

But we needn't have a socratic dialogue,
5) insistent

Kleinfelter grew insistent, ms. Hiskie resisted...
6) nefarious

We are going to follow him and divine his nefarious plans,
7) incessant

Yes, I vaguely recall the incessant
8) alluring

And yet possessed of an alluring curve of flank.
9) eventful

It's been an eventful night.
10) loki

Of loki and angrboda
11) norse

In norse mythology.
12) existential

It's a futile hedge against the existential terror
13) unopened

A compass and an unopened box
14) futile

It's a futile hedge against the existential terror
15) dormant

My pursuit of an actual enemy of your state lies dormant.
16) drastic

I might consider drastic action.
17) epithelial

To get a viable epithelial dna sample,
18) nifty

Sold a nifty bit of software that he'd written himself.
19) lebanese

I once helped a lebanese agoraphobe retain copyright
20) risky

That's a difficult life. It's highly risky.
21) orbital

But the orbital ridge doesn't lie.
22) foremost

The world's foremost expert
23) credible

You want to know if he's a credible threat.

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