Responding via email, Moffat wrote: “I’ve just had a word with all the others, and we’re so pleased by this latest accolade from the Radio Times, we’ve decided to tell you how Sherlock survived the fall – oops, we’re out of space!”
I know the last thing we all need is another reason to hate Sgt Donovan but I just found another one. That mad mega bitch wear KITTEN HEELS …. vom.
Also this is now full series re-watch 1000 or something and my theory that something unrequited or not went on between Sherlock and Sally D is growing. What’s up with the “an old friend” thing, I don’t know …I’m scraping the barrel here boys and girls give me a break.
Did anyone else notice in The Reichenbach Fall …
When Lestrade tells Sherlock to try not to be himself, he puts his collar down on his coat.
Brilliant.
Sorry this is like my 50th re-watch, you know how it is, waiting for new episodes for SO LONG can make one begin to clutch at straws for new information :D
Casebook Times! Woop Woop. Totally in love with Sherlock’s foreword. As a mahusuuusive Basil Rathbone fan I am well pleased with all the name-checks he keeps getting. Hope good old Nigel Bruce get’s a mention at some point :)
“Sherlock Holmes doesn’t have clients he has adventures and that’s what really matters” - Steven Moffat I adore you!!!
Dear Everyone,
Moffat and Gatiss did it so right,
Yours faithfully,
An avid Conan-Doyle reader since the age of 9
x
(Source: annyskod, via eric-the-half-a-bee)
So fucking excited for the Emmys!
Come on Sherlock!
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Don’t buy this book. The author has transformed what should have been a series of lectures into a gross and tasteless entertainment. The science of deduction is a branch of human achievement requiring serious analysis and yet here I find it lavishly illustrated, disfigured with humour and infested with gossip.
Apparently, this kind of sensationalism is required to engage the interest of the reading public, but it is rather like working an office romance into a paper on quantum physics. Only an idiot would be impressed. Help yourself.
"— Sherlock Holmes’ blurb for the new “Casebook” out in October. Got to love him.
I WILL SEE YOU IN HELL, MOFFAT.
I will try and describe the noise I just made: it was a high pitched, guttural kind of “wuurrrrrrrrhhhh” Why Moffat! Whyy???!!!
(Source: starfledgling, via sparemewhatyouarethinking)
