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Ohhhh thank you so much, as well as everyone else who responded! So all she needed was her client the coroner switch the blood records to confirm that was her. I wished I asked this a long time ago. My mind can be àt peace now lol

This is my all-time favorite episode. However, one thing has been bothering me for quite some time about this episode. How did Irene fool Molly, a highly competent medical professional who specializes in post-mortems, into believing Irene was dead in front of her at the morgue? Whatever Irene did, she couldn't stop her heart from beating and she she couldn't hold her breath forever. Even if she had taken the knock out drug she used on Sherlock, there is no way around the fact that her heart was still beating as she lay in the morgue. How would Molly Hooper miss that?

I have been searching online for any discussion about why Anderson so desprately wants Sherlock to be back. However, one scene stood out to me in The Reichenbach Fall, when Sherlock was investigating the child's room in the boarding school. When Anderson tried to make a deduction, Sherlock said,"Good". Anderson seemed incredulous and flattered by the recognition and responds with "Really"? Then of course Sherlock told him that it was "A good impression of an idiot." I still was surprised by Anderson in that scene. Seeing Anderson's role in the mini episode was refreshing and welcome. What does everyone else think about it? On a side note, I think Anderson looks best with the beard