Jon Michael Hill

A man claiming to be Moriarty hires Holmes to solve a murder. Watson is being pushed by Gregson to go back to being a sober companion rather than pursuit dangerous exploits with Holmes.

With a Nor'easter as their backdrop, Sherlock and Joan attempt to keep one of the largest cash vaults in the country from being robbed. Sherlock does his best to console a transgender woman with a broken heart.

A wealthy man comes to Sherlock saying his incurable illness was given to him on purpose. To teach Joan his tricks of the trade, Sherlock sends Joan to a suspicious dry cleaning establishment.

While trying to predict the next move of erratic criminal Martin Ennis, Sherlock is forced to work with an FBI profiler. The same profiler who wrote an acclaimed book about the notorious criminal. Elsewhere, Watson faces eviction from her apartment.

With Sherlock suspended from working with the NYPD following the "M" investigation, Watson does her best to mend the rift between Sherlock and Captain Gregson. Meanwhile, Sherlock decides to investigate a suspicious accident involving a conspiracy theorist.

Sherlock and Joan are called to investigate the death of the general manager of a high-end Manhattan hotel after her body is found inside one of the hotel's washing machines. With Joan's time as his companion drawing to an end, Sherlock asks Joan to stay.

When a bank vault that is supposed to be impenetrable is breached, Sherlock is asked to investigate. Sherlock meets Watson's family and, much to her delight, stands up for her decision to become a sober companion.

When a Wall Street executive's death is tagged as a heroin overdose, Holmes is called upon to consult, even though he loathes bankers. Watson uses her logical thinking processes when she re-enters the dating scene.

"The Balloon Man" who leaves a signature batch of balloons at his crime scenes, is on the loose. Sherlock and Watson, called in to consult on a child abduction case, set out to find the serial killer. But will Sherlock's signature bluntness be of any use?

When the daughter of one of Detective Amaro's friends is found working as an underage prostitute, the unit sets up a sting operation. Unfortunately, the operation's high-profile collar marks the return of Bayard Ellis and his notion of rape excused by mental defect.