"Sherlock" Quotations Hangman Game

[Arcadia]

Hmmmm, whatever it is it's quite alliterative ... lol.

[Arcadia]

Is this it?

Tell me more about those teapots.
From TBB

 

[sherlockandjohn]

I think you're right!

[Let's_have_dinner]

That's the one! Bit obscure, I felt like challenging you guys ;-)

[Arcadia]

Perhaps because it's my birthday, I'm of a mind to go with this one.

 

_ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _/ _ _/ _/ _ _ _ _ .

 

Also, I watched the scene again just to be sure I had it right, and ..... rats! I didn't, so here it is corrected.

[sherlockandjohn]

Happy Birthday!  Hope you have a great day

 

S?

[Arcadia]

Thanks! It was great.

 

Notice I had to alter the quote a bit, had an extra word. Here it is corrected; and yes, s's!

 

_ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ _/ S _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ s,/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _/ _ _/ _/ _ _ _ _ .

[Carol the Dabbler]

Reminder:  You don't "have" to rewatch the episode in order to check your quote (though I certainly won't stand in your way) -- it's generally quicker and easier to refer to Ariane DeVere's transcripts.  They are meticulously done (though when it comes to the occasional mumbled line, who can tell?).

 

[Arcadia]

Actually, that's where I got the original from ... but she got it wrong!! (I know, I was stunned too... :-)  Something told me I should check up on it and sure 'nuff....

 

So, actually, answer it with either version and we'll be cool. But the second one is definitely what's actually in the show.

[Carol the Dabbler]

With all those pages and pages of transcript, she's bound to overlook or mishear something now and then -- but she's WAY more accurate than the official subtitles.

 

A ?

 

[Arcadia]

2 a's.

 

_ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _/ _ a _ _ _/ S _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ s,/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _/ _ _/ _/ _ a _ _ .

 

She's amazing, I don't know how she does it.

[Carol the Dabbler]

I think it has something to do with not sleeping.

 

i ?

 

[Arcadia]

Oh, the sacrifices we make for love..... :-)

 

One i.

 

_ _ _,/ _ _ _/ i _ _ _/ _ a _ _ _/ S _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ s,/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _/ _ _/ _/ _ a _ _ .

 

 

[Let's_have_dinner]

N?

[Carol the Dabbler]

Now I am bamboozled!  If the next-to-last word is neither "a" nor "I" and it can't be an initial because there's no period after it -- then what the heck is it?  I suppose that should make it a piece of cake to figure, but nothing is coming to mind just yet.

 

[Arcadia]

Oooops! I swear, I don't know where my brain is. There is, of course, another a..... sorry 'bout that! Also 2 n's.

 

_ _ _,/ _ _ _/ in _ _/ _ a _ _ _/ S _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ _/ _ n _ _ s,/ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _/ _ _/ a/ _ a _ _ .

[sherlockandjohn]

o?

[Arcadia]

Jackpot!

 

_ _ _,/ _ o _/ in _ o/ _ a _ _ _/ S _ _ _ _ _,/ _ _ o/ _ n o _ s,/ _ _ _ _/ o _ _/ o _/ a/ _ a _ _ .

[sherlockandjohn]

I was just about to write that I think I've got it, but not sure about the first word:

 

Hmm, pop into Baker Street, who knows, jump out of a cake.

[Arcadia]

You got it! Congratulations! Alas, that is so NOT what I got for my birthday.

[sherlockandjohn]

Haha! Under John's circumstances, I think I'd prefer to be without the "surprise" (read: shock).

 

Okay, here's another one:

 

_ _ _ / _ _ _ _ ' _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ , / _ / _ _ _ ' _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ !

[Arcadia]

E?

[sherlockandjohn]

_ _ e / _ _ _ _ ' _ / _ e _ _ / _ e , / _ / _ _ _ ' _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ !

[Arcadia]

T?

[sherlockandjohn]

Good one!

 

_ _ e / _ _ _ _ ' t / t e _ _ / _ e , / _ / _ _ _ ' t / _ _ _ _ / _ t !