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Via Sherlockology:

 

RadioTimes.com has a poll that determines which classic UK show gets a mention in the forthcoming Captain America sequel as a great show he's missed while he was on ice. Currently Sherlock's in the lead, but the Whovians are putting up a spirited fight.

 

Vote HERE (no registration, bless them, just a captcha).

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I'm relieved to see that they're not proposing a crossover, just mentioning Sherlock (or whatever) as future nostalgia.

 

They let you vote for up to three programs.  Wonder if they plan to mention three in the movie?

 

Posted

Via Sherlockology:

 

RadioTimes.com has a poll that determines which classic UK show gets a mention in the forthcoming Captain America sequel as a great show he's missed while he was on ice. Currently Sherlock's in the lead, but the Whovians are putting up a spirited fight.

 

Vote HERE (no registration, bless them, just a captcha).

 

I must confess that I voted for Doctor Who.  It was recently the show's 50th anniversary after all.

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You do know that you can pick up to three?

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You do know that you can pick up to three?

 

You can? Fantastic! Thanks for telling me  :)

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Maybe not once you've cast your vote, though -- so think carefully before clicking the final button.

 

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I went on a few times and voted for Sherlock a number of times!!! He's still in the lead :sherlock2::watson::bouncy::applause:

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Oh no...I literally just watched that episode...might just cry for a min now... :D

 

Cool!  :D A perfect excuse for me to rewatch it now! lol

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:D and then watching it's an excuse to watch the next...and the next...and hey, why not the next? And then series 4! And then tons of crying...(I presume, I haven't even started s4 yet lol)
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Well we'll have plenty of time to rewatch episodes till the next series! I hate these long waits(well it seems like ages!), even more so this time round. 

 

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Yup, sure looks like it, though it was a virtual tie.  Since they let us vote for three, maybe they're planning to use more than one (just a guess).  Anyhow, here's the final vote:

 

Sherlock . . . . . . . 38.51%

Doctor Who . . . . 37.32%

Father Ted . . . . . 12.4%

Fawlty Towers . . . 4.07%

Downton Abbey . . 3.7%

Mrs Brown's Boys 1.94%

 

... and the rest are all under 1% apiece.

 

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Yup, sure looks like it, though it was a virtual tie.  Since they let us vote for three, maybe they're planning to use more than one (just a guess).  Anyhow, here's the final vote:

 

Sherlock . . . . . . . 38.51%

Doctor Who . . . . 37.32%

 

That was very close! I'm hoping they'll use both. 

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Well,  apparently Sherlock will be on the list ...but only in the UK version. Americans will see 'I Love Lucy' instead :huh:  Several countries will have their own list on the screen with their relevant cultural icons.

 

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/133377-Check-Out-The-UK-Version-Of-Captain-America-2s-To-Do-List

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But apparently Star Trek is on both lists.  :D

 

I guess the moral is, if an American wants to see the version that mentions Sherlock, they need to order the Region 2 DVD from Amazon UK (and play it in their region-free player).

 

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Dammit - it's closed! :o

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