May 2012
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Anything to declare?
paisleydinnerplate asked:
Not mad, just raising my hand: boy.
(Post being referenced.)
Okay, let’s just get this all out of the way at one time.
Answers are enabled on this post.
If you feel like your gender (or lack thereof), geographic region, age group, shipping preference (or lack thereof), or any other characteristic important to your self-identity gets forgotten in the Sherlock...
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arthurdentistry asked: "Whoa, are you seriously a guy? Not that it matters or anything--it really doesn't matter--but I don't meet too many guys in the fandom who are super intelligent like you, so that's cool. " -Sexist Anon As a "guy in the fandom" I have to say, I'm slightly offended by this comment. First, there ARE men in this fandom, lots in fact! Second, why would we be...
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Anonymous asked: Whoa, are you seriously a guy? Not that it matters or anything--it really doesn't matter--but I don't meet too many guys in the fandom who are super intelligent like you, so that's cool. Thanks for your blog. I really enjoy it, and you've helped me understand more about the show than I ever thought I could. :)
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Anonymous asked: When Sherlock and Watson discuss the hanging dummy in the flat, Sherlock first remarks that Henry Fisgard (or whoever) never committed suicide. The next part is what intrigues me, because I can't quite make it out. Something runners?
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BREAKING: HIGH COURT REJECTS DEVELOPMENT OF...
sherlockology:
Just coming down the news wires, the High Court has rejected the decision that led to the granting of planning permission for the redevelopment of Undershaw.
In effect, it means a success for the Save Undershaw campaign, and the building will not be converted into flats.
More as we get it.
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BREAKING: VERDICT DECIDING THE FUTURE OF UNDERSHAW...
sherlockology:
A spot of developing news - We’ve just been informed by law firm Irwin Mitchell that a verdict is due to decide the future of Undershaw today around 10:30BST - that’s around 30 mins away from our time of writing.
For up to the minute news, we recommend following our Twitter Feed as this develops.
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The Greatest Challenge In My Life So Far Was...
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What's the weirdest association your brain's made...
The other day Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car started playing and BOOM. Instant mental music video featuring Mycroft, John, and Anthea.
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Some additional answers for the Anon who asked about Sherlock and Facebook are below.
Meanwhile, I’ll just continue to develop my ingenious new social network designed exclusively for men who only have one friend. (It will be called Hydrogents.com and the logo will be a hydrogen atom. Possibly wearing a top hat. I’m still working out the details, but feel free to send your investment...
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theblackbirdwhistling asked: If there's something we've posted on our blog that we would like you to see, how do we get your attention?
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Anonymous asked: Do you know if PBS spelled out anything in red letters in the Scandal credits? (Like how they did "UMQRA" for Hounds and "believe" for Reichenbach.)
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Anonymous asked: I don't know if you've covered this yet, ut maybe Sherlock's OOC moment was not checking to make sure Moriarty was dead? I mean, he's a skeptic, and usually very thorough, so... maybe? Or is this just stupid? :X
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Anonymous asked: Here's a good question: What do you think is coming next, more specifically than 'The Empty House'?
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amygaffigan asked:
I don’t know if this was already brought up, but don’t you think that a way Sherlock was acting out of character would have been how he was “stumped”? Moriarty seemed to have the upper-hand, but Sherlock played dumb to get the truth out of him. When he finally decides to return from the dead, he’d have all the proof that he needed to clear his...
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marynroos asked: Thanks for answering my previous question! All good points I hadn't considered (hence why I asked!) New idea: I haven't seen this discussed (maybe for good reason), but was thinking about the rubber ball. What if the ball was not to cut off Sherlock's circulation to his arm but thrown down to confirm for those below where to set up the "cushion"? They'd have had no...
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taikova asked: About the squash ball theory, I find it very probable, and clever. Could it be that, since the pulse is missing from his right hand, and he squeezes Jim's hand with the pulseless hand, Jim noticed this and he realized Sherlock's plan (whatever it is) before he shoved the gun into his mouth? Perhaps he planned to kill himself regardless of what happened on the roof, but do you think it...
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Anonymous asked: This might be a stretch but could the rubber ball have done something to break the fall?
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Anonymous asked: Gasp! Are you a fellow west coaster?! I am still awake and losing feelings of my face too! XD
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Anonymous asked: It is nearly four in the morning and I have just finished writing a research paper for class comparing BBC's Sherlock to Conan Doyle's original. I felt you might appreciate my feelings at the moment. Also, I cannot feel my face.
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Molly & Mycroft & Jim
[Note: This post is a combined response to the questions listed here.]
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Is there any reason we assume the three gunmen were for John, Mrs. Hudson, and Lestrade rather than Molly or Mycroft?
We know the gunmen were for John, Mrs. Hudson, and Lestrade because that’s exactly what Jim and Sherlock discussed.
Jim: Let me give you a little extra incentive. Your friends...
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My inbox has been collecting a lot of questions about why Jim didn’t have gunmen assigned to Molly or Mycroft at the end of Reichenbach.
I’m going to try something a little different this time and list all of those questions in this post. In the next post, I’ll attempt to condense the questions down to the main points and reply.
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Is there any reason...
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Anonymous asked:
Just a random question. I’m writing a fanfiction about Sherlock and cyberbullying and I’m totally stuck on how Sherlock would react to a bully on Facebook. What do you think? Sorry, it’s a stupid question. I’m just totally stuck right now x
So, uh… I’m that weirdo who doesn’t use Facebook. Which means other than “cleverly,”...
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Anonymous asked: Not a theory, just curious--about how many times would you guess you've seen Reichenbach?
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Mark Gatiss is writing Sherlock Series 3's first... →
bakerstreetbabes:
Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Gatiss on ‘Sherlock’ future
Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch has praised the show’s fans. Cumberbatch and the show’s co-creator Mark Gatiss spoke to Digital Spy at last night’s (May 27) Arqiva British Academy Television Awards.
“We love doing [the show],” said the actor. “We’re very fond of it, and we adore our audience - they’re smart...
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How to help Richard Brook melt your brain
androidscoot asked:
How do you uh, do the thing where you replace Andrew Scott’s named with Richard Brook? That looks like a lot of fun! :O
keysmashingtarsiers asked:
How did you get your browser to do that??
Anonymous asked:
How do you rig your browser to say Richard Brook instead of Andrew Scott?
There were two posts where I did the Andrew Scott / Richard Brook text swap.
In...
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So I may have made a very strange noise out loud when I saw Andrew Scott won the BAFTA. A happy noise unknown to science.
It’s probably for the best that I didn’t open the list of winners in my rigged browser.
That might have killed me.
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Sherlockology: Success for Andrew Scott & Steven... →
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Andrew Scott tonight won Best Supporting Actor at the 2012 BAFTA Television Awards, beating out co-star Martin Freeman in the same category, while Steven Moffat collected a Special Award for his work in television writing.
An emotional Andrew Scott thanked the entire cast and crew during his acceptance speech, while on collecting his award from Benedict Cumberbatch and Matt...
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