Ep 6. Give Me the Finger

In "Elementary" season 6 episode 6, titled "Give Me the Finger," Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson are called to investigate the murder of a professional skeptic who was known for debunking claims of paranormal activity. The victim's body is found with a strange symbol carved into his forehead, leading the duo to believe that his death may have been related to his line of work. As they dig deeper into the case, they discover a web of conspiracy surrounding the victim's former partner, who had a falling out with him over a controversial case.

Meanwhile, Holmes is struggling with his own inner demons as he tries to come to terms with his recent relapse into drug addiction. Watson does her best to support him and keep him on the straight and narrow, but she can see that he is struggling to keep his addiction in check. Despite this, Holmes manages to stay focused on the case and begins to piece together clues that lead him down a strange and dangerous path.

As the investigation continues, more bodies pile up, and the team discovers that the killer is someone with an intense personal connection to the skeptic. With time running out, Holmes and Watson must race to track down the culprit before they themselves become the next victims of the madman's wrath.

"Give Me the Finger" is a tense and twist-filled episode that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. As always, the performances of lead actors Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu are first-rate, and their chemistry as Holmes and Watson only grows stronger with each passing episode. The writing is sharp and intelligent, as always, and the direction by John Polson is top-notch. Overall, this is a must-see episode for fans of the show, as well as anyone who enjoys a good mystery.