Missy316

VERY interesting episode; I thought it was VERY GOOD! HOWEVER... If this was the LAST "Sherlock" episode EVER, I will be VERY UPSET! PLEASE, someone tell me if there's any hope for any more!! Not that I could EVER get enough of "Sherlock", especially with Beautiful Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role!!

Thank you, Amber (Amber§)! I'm sorry; I don't know how to type the last character in your name. :(

Thank you, Arcadia and Van Buren Supernova, for your kind welcome! Yes, I'm very glad to have found this forum; it'll be nice chatting with people like you folks. While another favorite fandom of mine is "Phantom of the Opera", I like the sense that both it and the "Sherlock" fandoms do seem to appeal to people like us. In both cases, I think most of us enjoy main characters who are not only fascinating, intelligent, and complex (AND, in B.C.'s "Sherlock", very handsome!), but who will also always struggle to fit into a world that they can't relate to, let alone always understand, simply by the way they were born and through no (initial) fault of their own.

Hello - I'm new to the forum but not new to "Sherlock". I really enjoyed "The Abominable Bride"; I'm glad they gave us an episode that was set in the canonical period times. C'mon - who didn't maybe want to see Sherlock at least ONCE in the famously familiar deerstalker, coat, and pipe? Many of us did, I'm sure, and I think the writers knew that, too. Overall I thought the plot could've been better, but hey - "Sherlock" (BBC) is still one of the very best TV shows to come along in years. I love it!

Hello! First-time poster and new member. Well, I'd bet that Molly's gift to Sherlock was something he'd appreciate very much, as someone else mentioned, a field test kit or some type of scientific forensic equipment. But what *I* really want to know is WHY was Sherlock SO terribly "snarky" that night, not just to Molly, but especially to Molly? Why did he go out of his way to so thoroughly tear her down and humiliate her like he did? This seemed to me a bit in the extreme even FOR Sherlock. Thanks to anyone who'd like to share their thoughts on this! Missy