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Hi, Bin! Welcome to Sherlock Forum! We're all kinda fixated here. I'm in the minority, because my main fixation is John Watson, but I do love the way he and Sherlock interact, especially in the first couple of seasons. Some forums will scold you for posting on old threads, but we love to hear new people's take on things. So please feel free to post on any existing thread -- or to create new threads. In other words, make yourself at home!

What it says about catnip repelling mosquitos is actually true -- not just planting it in your garden, though, you need to smear it all over yourself. But last I heard, it was said to work at least as well as the chemical repellents, with no known side effects (other than being mobbed by every cat in the neighborhood).

Mycroft was my first exposure to Mark as an actor but I searched up everything I could find that he has appeared in. Like many character actors who disappear effortlessly into their roles and do the workmanlike labor of supporting the leads, his talents are underrated, but he stays humble…and busy! His scenes as Mycroft with his onscreen “brother mine” where the highlights of the series for me. I love the chemistry of the two Holmes boys. As I am the oldest and dare I say the smartest of my own siblings, I am partial to Big Myc. I feel we have a lot in common. It is a testament to MG’s skills that he deftly created a very specific and so memorable character despite not much screen time. He has taken the barely sketched in character of M given to us by ACD and brought him to glorious life. Not forgetting his contributions as screenwriter and producer. His Great Game episode in S1 was stellar—My favorite of that season. His contributions to the other seasons all had to stand out moments as well. A very well deserved award.

Hey, Herlock -- anybody can create a new thread any time, no need to ask permission! You've even put this neatly in the right part of the forum. I have taken the liberty of adding the name "Jack the Ripper" to the title, so interested parties who are not familiar with the Whitechapel connection will know what the thread's about.