besleybean

This looks a really good project. Mark annoyed me in interview a bit, because he brought god into it! But then he redeemed himself, by calling out the hyperbole over Keir Starmer.

Yes and can't wait!

Yeah I have only seen the film, not read any of the books.

Want doesn't equate to execution!

Well I assumed it was in Scandal!

Not sure I got any of them right... I can just about remember the stories that were mentioned: Solitary Cyclist, Six Napoleons and The naval Treaty... there was one about Mrs Hudson, but can't remember what is was. Oh one question I DO remember, as I was furious with myself for not remembering: the name of Irene Adler's house.

Tonight's episode of the quiz, featured a guy with the specialist subject of the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes series. He won and now goes through to the semi finals.

My daughter sent me the link. She asked if he would consider doing another horror. I was mortified at someone predictably asking about Sherlock... tho according to one fan girl, S5 is defo happening... yeah, right.

I only just got that... D'oh!

Oh, those too! X

Plus, all of the cast are so involved in other projects and we can talk about them.

All ducks and pussy cats please stay!

Fall is an interesting one for me. I can't remember if we have had this discussion before, so forgive any repetition. Although I love both the descriptive and poetic aspects of Fall... I prefer Autumn, as it's so specific. I can't help thinking of The Fall of the Roman Empire, or The Fall of Man etc...

Actually, my mother-in-law always used the word 'pants'. I think I was aware of it growing up...certainly makes more sense of the word 'underpants'. Possibly for some Brits, 'knickers' seems so rude... which is maybe how we got onto 'trousers' and pants...altho we said knix, when growing up.

Sorry, this is from Hudson and Rex. I just heard them use the term 'cinema'. I have honestly never heard a North American use that word. I thought it was all 'theaters' or at least 'movie theaters'. Is it a Canadian thing?