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    A Study In Pink
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    The Reichenbach Fall
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    The Empty Hearse

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  1. oh, no! care to share the details? thx
  2. thread as proceeded quite a lot since my last visit, so I kind of lost track of the discussion.. but when it comes to the F word, I'm not shocked or anything, I can swear in my everyday life (try and restrain at work and in formal occasions). I'm not raveling into it like some do. of course it's better not to encourage small kids to do it, or even just use vulgar language in front of them. I try and be good, but I'm not shocked for inappropriate language when it comes as an expression of discomfort or rage, for ex. I am bored by those who like to dwell on it. don't know if I made myself clear. Scheiße there's to consider that often tumblr members are young; therefore swearing is seen as self affirmation, a way to be cool, sarcastic and careless. tumblr is also considered, in a way, more edgy and experimental than other social networks. that said, it's often boring to read and frankly ridiculous, all that F-this and F-that..
  3. for some reason it reminded me the lyrics of Michael bublè's song "everything": "You're the line in the sand when I go too far".. Now you're singing my tune! I really didn't think of that scene as showing that Molly had become a stronger person. It was more that she was just so angered by and disappointed in Sherlock that she didn't think, she just reacted. Since that's the last "real life" interaction we saw her have with him, it will be interesting to see if it affects their future relationship. i agree: she's the typical good, patient, shy person who never gets angry, but when does it's like a momentary explosion.. as I said above, I don't think it's not in character and I didn't interpret it as an effort to make of molly something she's not, an "amazon". I do think though, just cause it's an isolated burst of emotions, repressed for too long, it doens't have to happen too often, or it'll get to be out of character.
  4. I'm keeping myself entertained watching broken news while waiting (long) for the imitation game release
  5. I met andrew scott (at Cock stage show) and mark gatiss ( at Coriolanus one), but I haven't got any picture with them
  6. By the sea, you're not the only one thinking that. I totally feel the same birds of a feather..
  7. exactly: I am always surprised of how "normal" are her tweets. love it. Molly: one of my fave Sherlock characters. Simple as that
  8. agreed. and I hope they get soon a baby too, which is something else Benedict's always been very interested in.
  9. thanks for the info about olivia appearing in sherlock. now that you make me think about it, her face looked familiar, but I hadn't realised it was her. and I didn't know about mark's husband. cute
  10. benedict has got engaged to sophie hunter (and yes, I saw it coming too). it was in The Times today. so very happy for him. I wish them all the best! *throws confetti*
  11. this time I got it easily too I'm not very good at games and normally it takes me longer and I do like the new wallpaper
  12. thats exactly whom I was thinking about!
  13. yes, I agree with you. the more sherlock is letting the rest of the world in, the more his "family" is going to get bigger. I'd certainly love the series to go on for years, if they will still be at this level (I'd hate them to turn into something "dragged", like it's happened with so many other quality TV programs..). I cannot really explain why, but I cannot see Sherlock seasons to be going on for SO many years as mentioned in the radio times interview... it's just a feeling and I cannot actually give it a rational motivation, sorry
  14. still off the Elle Uk (here) article about his relationship with fans, already talked about in the Flair magazine interview (quoting Benedict): "When discussing fans who furtively try to take his photo, for example, you can hear his longing to embrace a robust approach. ‘People asking is nice. But when people just go [he imitates someone sneakily holding up a camera phone, dropping his jaw to the side], and they do generally do that mouth, [he does it again] then I’m guns-blazing. I cross-question them. They’re like: “What, what are you talking about? I haven’t taken your picture.” And I’m: “Then let me see your phone.” And they’re like, “No, I’m not showing you my phone,” and I’m [his voice rises in indignation], “Well don’t f*cking take a photograph of me then. Except he doesn’t actually say that last bit out loud. ‘No, not so much,’ he says ruefully. ‘But in my head, in my head… There are times when I’m completely fine with it, and other times I’m: “Actually I’m with someone you’re totally ignoring and standing on while trying to get a photo of me, and this is not the right time.” Then they walk away and I think: “God, am I an arsehole? Should I be accessible all the time?” But I think: “Not really.” sorrry for language: it's actually benedict's..
  15. actually I think it's even worse: if he starts doing stage doors, he'll be chased home, or to the pub, or to wherever he wants to go and has a right to go after his performance, like they did with hiddleston. simply awful
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