The Holmes just keep on coming. Review by Brandon Wolfe As predicted, the rift between Sherlock and John was indeed short-lived. It had to be, of course, since the season finale is next week. And that’s ultimately what “The Lying Detective” has as its endgame, repairing that pivotal relationship in the wake of Mary Watson’s death. However, the episode has a lot else on its mind peripherally, some good, some less so. As with any episode of Sherlock , it’s a grab-bag of overstuffed delight mixed with curious unevenness. John has taken to seeing a therapist to cope with Mary’s death, keeping to himself that he’s regularly having conversations with his deceased wife within the confines of his grief-stricken head. Sherlock, meanwhile, has fallen hard into illicit substances, leading him to act more erratically than ever before. The sleuth has a new plaything in the form of obnoxious British television personality Culverton Smith (Toby Jones, chewing up the scenery with ghastly Austin P...