Do Joan and Sherlock ever hook up?

Do Joan and Sherlock ever hook up?

Sherlock and Joan may be one of the most touching and unique love stories on television, but it wasn't a romance. They ended up together as friends and family and loved ones, just not as lovers. ... Joan was able to adopt an adorable little boy and start a family, and Sherlock came home to his found family.

Do Joan and Sherlock have babies?

Most importantly, Joan has adopted a young child named Arthur. She somehow balances raising him with the demands of her life as a consulting detective and writer. And for those wondering, yes, she's still blonde.

Does Joan move out of the brownstone?

And that's just what the writers did. Joan announced she was moving out of the brownstone to explore a life not ruled by the whims of Sherlock Holmes, while Sherlock seemingly made two very bad decisions in pocketing a small amount of heroin and taking MI-6 up on its offer to work for them.

Is it true that Sherlock and Joan are in love?

• It is, indeed, a statement of love. There's no doubt that Sherlock and Joan are soulmates. But in making it clear that these soulmates love each other but are never going to be in love with each other, Elementary left behind a legacy that expands the definition of "true love" and reminds us all that there's no one right way to love someone.

What did Sherlock say to Joan at the end of elementary?

• As Elementary fades out on Sherlock and Joan one last time, Sherlock calmly tells Joan, "As long as we're together, what does it matter?" It is, indeed, a statement of love. There's no doubt that Sherlock and Joan are soulmates.

Why did Sherlock want to leave New York?

• Now, Sherlock is about to leave New York because he thinks Joan is better off without him. Joan is going to keep her secret to herself because she doesn't want to disrupt what appears to be success and happiness on his part.

What makes Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson different?

• The Holmes and Watson mythos is, of course, one of the most famous buddy duos in the history of fiction. What sets Elementary apart — from its Holmes predecessors and from other contemporary fictional tales — is that its leading duo could be romantic, but simply aren't.