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Welcome to the forum! That's a tricky question there ... I'd go with Rathbone, too, mostly for nose-related reasons.

The point, far as I understood it, is that it's kind of a running joke to "confuse" any two complicated words starting with B and C as Benedict Cumberbatch's name (because it's so long or something), like the above, or:

Nah, I'm saying so because, in a pic with proper lighting and camera, the original dress is quite definitely black and blue: https://www.romanoriginals.co.uk/thedress

Well, no: https://www.businessinsider.com/the-roman-originals-black-and-blue-dress-2015-2

Here you go, then: https://www.inverse.com/article/30103-the-dress-black-blue-white-gold-illusion-neuroscience

Er, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't that supernova exist in the Sherlockverse, only not yet at that time when the picture was supposed to have been painted? And what does that make VBS? A time traveller?

Let's see if I manage to embed this (if not, follow this link or take it from me that it'll be out on Nov 5 on DVD/BluRay):

Sorry, the Queen bit is part of the whole package, due to a joke in the original book (about all tapes in cars morphing into Best of Queen after 2 weeks, iirc), and I for one was quite happy that (what remains of) Queen consented to the use of their songs. If it helps, if you're not a fan you won't even notice much of it - like, a brass band playing in the background during one scene on a Sunday, and the tune is "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon", which is among Queen's more obscure songs.

That's a bit hard to describe if you never read any Pratchett or Gaiman, and "quite British", while accurate, won't help you much, huh? It's a loving tribute to a dearly missed friend, with a lot of attention to the smallest details, very quirky humor and a cast that knocks it out of the park. And the best Queen soundtrack since Flash Gordon (yes, better than Highlander ).

Ah yes, she even has a not-quite-so-minor role, but I didn't recognize her as I still haven't watched S4, sorry! As for seeing it, afaik it's still only on Amazon Prime (do they still offer free trial months or something?) but I think I read somewhere it's supposed to come to BBC later this year, so presumably it'll be shown elsewhere too at some point.

Rewatched Good Omens and realized that Mark Gatiss and Benedict Cumberbatch aren't the only Sherlock actors in a minor role there: (that's Jonathan Aris aka Anderson in case the sideburns were throwing you off, which they did for me when watching for the first time)

Time: Blue Line: