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You do realise that is like a red rag to a bull for a crossover writer, don't you? I just so happen to be working on a Dresden Files/Sherlock crossover...

I have to have some sleep before I can think of another one. If someone else fancies a go, please feel free - I might be back this evening before I go to work.

Personally, I don't think he seems right for Moran - and I haven't even read the books!

I don't think there are words for how much I'm looking forward to this film - and not just for Martin and Benedict! I'm seriously wanting to see Sylvester McCoy as Radagast the Brown for a start.

You've got a psychosomatic limp. Of course you've got a therapist.

M?

Bonjour! Welcome to the forum, hope you'll have fun here.

That's me having a brainstorm seeing as I was the one who asked for an R last time. Duh! Maybe I meant T, it is next to R after all... T?

R?

O?

kiss Nathan Fillion (in any role)

It kind of tickles me that Joseph Lidster who did all the Sherlock blogs has also written for Doctor Who and Torchwood.

http://thescienceofdeduction.co.uk/ http://www.johnwatsonblog.co.uk/

Ummm... invisibility cloak, same way as Irene did - through the kitchen window but before the party started, while Sherlock and John were distracted Mrs Hudson is really Irene Adler's great aunt and did it for her...

Kiss (I think he's cool) fish fingers and custard

cuddle

Kill. With a pen (it's mightier than the sword, after all). Minerva McGonnagall (to stick with the HP theme)

Many of you will have heard of Mark Shepherd as he's been in oodles of genre shows - he's Crowley in Supernatural, Badger in Firefly, Canton Everett Delaware III in Doctor Who - and he would *love* to be in Sherlock. He first mentioned this at the Supernatural convention in May (Asylum 8) and he brought it up again at the recent Doctor Who convention 11th Hour. He would like to be Moran or some other lieutenant of Moriarty's, going by what he's previously said, but from the sounds of it this weekend, he really wouldn't be bothered *who* he was playing. He's known for playing 'morally ambiguous' characters even if he isn't exactly that physically imposing - but then Martin Freeman isn't exactly what most people would call physically imposing either and he is completely believable as John Watson, Captain and doctor. So, do you think Mark would make a decent Moran? Do you think he'd be better as another sort of character? Does the thought of him turning up in Sherlock make you shudder? BTW, Mark thinks Benedict would be brilliant as The Master...

Sad

The minions did it (they obviously get to do things other than sorting out her hair while in cars).

If you ask me anything you'll often get a detailed answer - even if you didn't want one!

fall

Kill - but only because the thought of kissing Gareth (as opposed to Ianto) makes me go ewww for some reason. I would want to have a resurrection clause though... Sean Bean

R?

Depends on what side of bed I get up mostly A as 'say' lee sometimes e as in 'step' (but longer) lee (which is actually the most accurate for the dipthong but not that easy to say) sometimes I as in 'eye' lee *shrugs* I'm awkward like that