Chat 18 May 367 notes Watching Sherlock
  • Me: Now, this part is actually a reference to the canon where -
  • Family: SHUT UP!
Photo 16 May 33 notes canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Dancing Men.
Find out where to read it for free on our resources page, or learn more about #canonfodderfriday on our FAQ page.

And if you want to write your entire story response in code…

canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Dancing Men.

Find out where to read it for free on our resources page, or learn more about #canonfodderfriday on our FAQ page.

And if you want to write your entire story response in code…

Photo 9 May 39 notes canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Greek Interpreter.
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A wild Mycroft appears!

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Reminder: This week’s story is The Greek Interpreter.

Find out where to read it for free on our resources page, or learn more about #canonfodderfriday on our FAQ page.

A wild Mycroft appears!

Chat 9 May 112 notes After watching Fall, where John chins the Chief Inspector...
  • Me: So in canon, you know Arthur Conan Doyle's story The Empty House, Sherlock shows up after being "dead" for three years and Watson faints.
  • Husband: *laughs* Not this guy.
Photo 2 May 20 notes canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Priory School.
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If the Reichenbach kidnapping story was based on anything, it was this. If there are clues in the canon, this is where to start.

canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Priory School.

Find out where to read it for free on our resources page, or learn more about #canonfodderfriday on our FAQ page.

If the Reichenbach kidnapping story was based on anything, it was this. If there are clues in the canon, this is where to start.

Photo 25 Apr 20 notes canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Boscombe Valley Mystery.
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Canon Fodder Friday: Now with bonus rats and other-Morans!

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Reminder: This week’s story is The Boscombe Valley Mystery.

Find out where to read it for free on our resources page, or learn more about #canonfodderfriday on our FAQ page.

Canon Fodder Friday: Now with bonus rats and other-Morans!

Text 23 Apr 13,812 notes

hunterinbakerstreet:

I don’t know why there’s this animosity between the original Sherlock fans, the movie fans, the BBC sherlock fans and the Elementary fans.

It doesn’t matter.

Either way Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will hate you

We’re all arguing over who can make him hate us the most.

Text 20 Apr 8 notes

John Watson, The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger:

When one considers that Mr. Sherlock Holmes was in active practice for twenty-three years, and that during seventeen of these I was allowed to cooperate with him and to keep notes of his doings, it will be clear that I have a mass of material at my command.

I don’t remember why this was in my drafts folder. Probably something about the years.

Here, have some years.

Photo 18 Apr 17 notes canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Sussex Vampire.
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This week, vampires plus the giant rat of Sumatra.
(Except neither one of those, really. Oops. Welcome to canon.)

canonfodderfriday:

Reminder: This week’s story is The Sussex Vampire.

Find out where to read it for free on our resources page, or learn more about #canonfodderfriday on our FAQ page.

This week, vampires plus the giant rat of Sumatra.

(Except neither one of those, really. Oops. Welcome to canon.)

Text 14 Apr 114 notes

liaduval:

the only thing I want…THE ONLY THING! is for Gregson and Lestrade to appear in an episode together, be snarky at each other and secretly fight for Sherlock´s favour. Damnit, that would be awesome.

Video 12 Apr 242 notes

The phrase “dear me” is used in 25 of the 60 original Sherlock Holmes stories. It appears a total of 53 times.

Today’s #canonfodderfriday story, The Adventure of the Red Circle, contains 8% of the “dear me”s that appear in canon.

There is absolutely no point to this post. Holmes just kept saying it, and I got curious. Best not to leave me unsupervised… or I’ll do math based on classic literature. Actually, yes. You can totally leave me unsupervised.

Video 12 Apr 136 notes
i owe you a thousand apologies.

Text 11 Apr 4 notes This week: The Red Circle

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Title: The Adventure of the Red Circle

Published: 1911

Collection: His Last Bow

First paragraph:

“Well, Mrs. Warren, I cannot see that you have any particular cause for uneasiness, nor do I understand why I, whose time is of some value, should interfere in the matter. I really have other things to engage me.” So spoke Sherlock Holmes and turned back to the great scrapbook in which he was arranging and indexing some of his recent material.

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Text 10 Apr 40 notes

Now that they’ve announced the second episode of Series 3 will be called The Sign of Three, I want to go ahead and say: yep, I was way off on my guess about “wedding.” I thought they were trolling the fandom a bit, but if they give the episode that title and it isn’t based on The Sign of Four then they’re just wasting everyone’s time now. (I don’t mind the Mary Morstan thing at all, but I have to admit I’m disappointed that we may be losing the chance to see some of the other more interesting canon wedding stories. Unless they combine stories.)

And I’d previously changed my mind and decided The Giant Rat of Sumatra was more likely for “rat” than I’d initially given it credit for.

But if everything does turn out to be the most obvious, least-canonical guess for the three words, then we come to “bow” where my thought was that they’d base it on the obvious story (His Last Bow) but veer off sharply from canon. I’m not sure how to be wrong about this one yet, BUT I’LL FIND A WAY.

Photo 7 Apr 99 notes sariagray:

I was making a Sherlock mix, so I created a folder and stuck everything in it. When I finally looked at my Desktop, this is where my computer put the folder.
*Laughing forever*

sariagray:

I was making a Sherlock mix, so I created a folder and stuck everything in it. When I finally looked at my Desktop, this is where my computer put the folder.

*Laughing forever*


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