jesskayding

Pampers

Tea cups

Unless "the other one" is/was a sister... Arcadia are you implying Molly could be the other one. I don't think so, but that would be awfully funny. Talk about ruffling Sherlollier's feathers! Haaaaaaa ha ha haaaaaaah

I've never even heard of Galadrial.

Roads

Uhm no, he never responded with his body & eyes toward Sherlock that he did with the Woman. I implore you to watch that scene again. Much bigger difference than John @ restaurant with Sherlock in SIP, than John on the couch with Irene.

I would really love a Magnussen and a Mycroft and a Cabbie and a Pink phone.

Theoretically, I would, but I certainly don't want to see that kind of thing on Sherlock. Ugh. Somehow, I'd like a few glimpses of John as a father. I have a feeling that he'd be a very good one. I wouldn't want his family life to take center stage, but I really wouldn't mind a few brief, nice scenes. As for Sherlock, there is one scene in the original stories where Holmes interacts with a baby, in "The Sussex Vampire", and I'd love to see them do a version of it: "Then he smiled, and his eyes came back to the baby. On its chubby neck there was this small puckered mark. Without speaking, Holmes examined it with care. Finally he shook one of the dimpled fists which waved in front of him. “Good-bye, little man. You have made a strange start in life." I love the idea that he shakes the infant's hand and speaks to it as if it were a grown-up. I think that's pretty much exactly what Sherlock would do. Fatherhood. Overrated.

Trash

I'm watching one of my favorite movies starring LL Cool J and Gabriel Union, it's called ' Deliver Us From Eva '. CraZY FuNNy!!

Especially the way John responded to her upon her saying she likes detective stories... His body language, I believe he licked his lips... He was feelin' Irene.

Ok SherlockCAMPer I accept that explanation.

Yeah. I don't see no sociopath in no Molly. I'm not even gonna comment on her being a "rock". I guess we may define some things differently.

I don't know, but look @ that mans pants, no poor man can dress like he does. Maybe that's why he needs a flatmate.. His fashion priorities.

Here, here! Or is hear, hear?! Oh well. How about this: I'll drink to that!

Oh, you devil.

Didn't Bambi live? It was his mamma that died right?

How did I get lost on my own thread.

I'm sorry people, I just don't like her. At least I like her more than Sally Donovan.

Well, to begin with, we don't know whether he really did kill himself at all. Series 4 might very well reveal that he is as alive as ever. But if he did kill himself, why? Okay, I'll answer with another question: Why not? What reason does a person like Moriarty have to go on living? That's his big problem, isn't it. The final problem. Staying alive. It's just so boring, isn't it? It's just staying. If Moriarty truly had run out of distractions by the end of series 2, he might very well shoot himself, especially if that means winning the game against Sherlock (and so he thought he had, at least if he really did kill himself). Remember Sherlock at the beginning of the Great Game. Fatally bored. Shooting the wall. Imagine Sherlock lived all on his own and had a gun. No Mrs Hudson to bring tea in the mornings. No John to come home and take the gun away and complain about the holes in the wall and be sulked at and snap back and scold. No Molly at Bart's who would be heartbroken if he never came back to manipulate her into giving him access to corpses and smuggle out body parts. No Lestrade who will surely offer the next case soon. Don't you think in that case, Sherlock himself may be dead by now? I do. Heck, he was nearly dead at the end of A Study in Pink! Sherlock and Moriarty are pretty similar in series 1. But they develop in opposite directions. Sherlock finds more and more reasons to stay alive, and Moriarty just goes on playing his game until it's reached the final act, and then he (thinks he) wins. After winning, there is really nothing left for him to do, so why not kill himself? It makes perfect sense to me... We truly could use a Love button.

Yeah Arcadia that may be the case for me too. I saw each series back to back with like two weeks in between. They went together wonderfully.

I was thinking more of the stereotypical Dr. Frankenstein right around the time of his creature coming alive. Some sort of evil genius type. Yes Dr. Frankenstein evil genius is actually what I was thinking! Mwah ha ha ha ha... with a mix of Cruela Devile. I love that idea, that would sadden me, bring some tears to the eyes. Yes Bendy, brilliant!

Most hated the ending because it wasn't typical. I loved it because the good guys don't always win.