Sherlock's Fun Facts and Trivia

[J.P.]

Oh, actually I forgot why I think the above mentioned movie was amusing. Arnie pops up in a Universe where Terminator was played by Sylvester Stallone.
 

Grrr... thinking on monday... This doesn't agree with me.

[Van Buren Supernova]

Doesn't sound like Doyle is able to concentrate on his beloved historical novels in BBC Sherlock's world either. Maybe he's paying his bills by writing stories about Sheridan Hope and his loyal sidekick Ormond Sacker!

 

 

 

(Those were his original names for the characters that mercifully became Holmes and Watson.)

I am so grateful he finally chose Sherlock Holmes and John Watson.

Sheridan, Sacker?

 

Let me try..

 

No shit, Sheridan..

I am Sheridanlocked.

 

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!!!

[Van Buren Supernova]

 

Children toothache medicine contains substance like cocaine was used around 1885.

 

It promotes quick cure and calming effects for children.

 

Eh..no shit, Sheridan. :p

[Arcadia]

[Carol the Dabbler]

 

Children toothache medicine contains substance like cocaine was used around 1885.

 

It promotes quick cure and calming effects for children.

 

Eh..no shit, Sheridan. :P

Fairly dilute solutions of various opiates (such as paregoric and codeine) were legal for over-the-counter sales in the US far more recently than 1885.  I remember them being mentioned when I was a kid.

[J.P.]

Sometimes a very little dream coming true can make your day. It's soooooo good to be heard :D

 

 

[J.P.]

Okay, I think Twitter loves me today. Accidentally I made a post of my life.

Never had so many re-posts and mentions and likes since I registered.

 

[Shadow Dweller]

:O From which scene is that, JP?

[Van Buren Supernova]

Nice.

I've been trying to find the one in the drug den to no avail.

[SherlockedCAMPer]

:O From which scene is that, JP?

You'll find out about the same time the rest of us do (aka next year when S4 airs).

[J.P.]

It's from the trailer. It shows some dark cellar lit by a torch/flash and a door with "no entry" written on it.

I found it only because I used that screenshot for the newest design. :D

 

BTW, there is another sign, more prominent on this door, and Arwel calls it another easter egg.

 

[Van Buren Supernova]

While we are speaking about Arwel, he is the photographer of Richard Brook.. :p

 

[Van Buren Supernova]

Adapting a well-known Chekhov's principle, Chekhov's Gun: "If in the first act you have hung the pistol on the wall, then in the following one, it should be fired."

 

Study in Pink

[Shadow Dweller]

It's from the trailer. It shows some dark cellar lit by a torch/flash and a door with "no entry" written on it.

I found it only because I used that screenshot for the newest design. :D

 

BTW, there is another sign, more prominent on this door, and Arwel calls it another easter egg.

 

Finally remember where I see the i inside circle, it means 'information' and in ice-cream sandwich version of Android it stands for Notifications.

[Arcadia]

Oh. I was thinking it was a candle. :p

[SherlockedCAMPer]

Could it be a throw to TAB & the whole Victorian setting of the original stories?

[Arcadia]

Why does it have a tail?

[J.P.]

It's just dripping paint.

[Arcadia]

Ohhhh.... :p

[Van Buren Supernova]

OH. (Pretend to see what you guys are seeing)

actually to me it looks like a guy shitting himself.

[Carol the Dabbler]

Actually I thought Jones was talking about his own initials on the door. But maybe he always does that.

[J.P.]

It's his son's initials. He leaves them everywhere he works. :D

[Arcadia]

OH. (Pretend to see what you guys are seeing)

actually to me it looks like a guy shitting himself.

:o Van Buren! Language!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Carol the Dabbler]

It's his son's initials. He leaves them everywhere he works. :D

Oh -- so it's like "Nina"! (Look up Al Hirschfeld.)

[Van Buren Supernova]

:p

 

I read somewhere tht he his son's initial in the drug den HLV too, but I can't find it. Anyone knows?