I also didnt get how she managed that... John was shot by a taser.

You are welcome Still its a bit strange I mean why did she do that? Just as a joke or something?

And I mean sure it was a bit explained how she managed to do that... Still its strange... Like an explanation is missing somehow

Actually what John said was tranquilizer.  So Eurus knocked him out long enough to get away.  I have no problem with this because it becomes obvious that she needed John as part of her great game.

Is anyone else wondering how the youngest Holmes sibling has telepathy, and if she was a Torchwood experiment? I mean, she controls people through speech. That is flat out stated, And the effect apparently is lasting. So, telepathic it is. So.... Torchwood? I'm half serious. 

Hmmm, how come the biggest detective of the world convenintly forgets that his father is allergic to dogs? 

nakahara wrote:

Hmmm, how come the biggest detective of the world convenintly forgets that his father is allergic to dogs? 

Sounds like something Sherlock would delete as irrelevant. 

I've got plenty of questions, not only from TFP, actually. I thought everything would be explained if this episode was meant to be the last one. There are some things from the other episodes, even from the other seasons I don't understand.  

Ivy wrote:

Victor Trevor is a canon character too, right?

Yeah, a college friend of Sherlock Holmes, originally.

Lis wrote:

I have a whole bunch of questions, these the ones I can remember right now.

So they jumped out of the window and ran down the stairs to escape the huge explosion but had no injuries at all (though we don't know how much time passed)?

Did Eurus have the entire staff of Sherrinford under her thumb to be able to escape and have help with her plan?

In the 5 minute chat between Eurus and Moriarty she asked him to at some point film some footage of him making some train and ticking noises just in case he wasn't around later?

Why did no-one think to check the well when Victor went missing, I guess they might not have known about it?

Mycroft said he wasn't teasing Sherlock with all his mentions of the east wind but why at John's wedding did he mention Redbeard (did Sherlock at that time just think his dog went missing?) what if it had triggered all his memories and he had some emotional breakdown at the wedding?

How did Eurus get Sherlock and John back to the family home?

How did Eurus get John chained to the bottom of the well and where was the water coming from when it was being flooded?

John was chained to the bottom of the well but was expected to climb the rope when it was thrown in?

Eurus was completely wacko but all she really needed was a hug from Sherlock (though to be honest, who doesn't haha)?

I think the most plausible explanation is that they are all really the X-men. I refuse to even think deeper than that. :/ 

TheOtherOne wrote:

Sigh... I'm so confused but this episode.

It's getting panned by very knowledgeable critics who used to be huge fans of the show for the same reasons you described. I think we all anticipated many questions would not be answered, but to completely abandon reason and logic for a Sherlock themed show, and to this extent? I know how unpopular my opinion is right now and I hear people saying 'just enjoy it, its entertainment' but the first two seasons were brilliant and made me THINK and proved to be much more than entertainment. I was provoked by the writing to THINK, enjoy the cases and deuctions, and now I am being told to accept and enjoy a Bond/X-men/Shutter Island knock off???