Hisboswell1895 - Pretending To Understand BBC Sherlock

Eurus: Sherlock bro lemme be a pirate

Sherlock's bestie: na m8 u smell

Eurus:...

Eurus: Reet

Eurus: Hope u like wells m8

Stranded

I like in tld when mrs Hudson (MH) and Mycroft (MH) talk about how Sherlock’s actually emotional and not all thinky like he pretends to be and mrs Hudsons wearing a blazer and she throws out the idea of thinky Sherlock right in front of that blurry mirror (foil) and then in the next episode we find out sherlocks thinky self has been keeping this emotion creature locked up but she escapes and tells him to either kill his thinky side or kill his John but it’s all ok bc he hugs his emotion creature and everything goes back to normal except they have a baby now

But oh wait Mary’s still here in a prerecorded message like johns own personal moriarty!

It’s you.

A lil typography for the words that haunt me at night

BBC Sherlock Super-High-Quality Production Pictures by Arwel (x) - 221B S3 set - Note the speaker dock on the table, which Sherlock uses to play the Watson waltz on.

He. x

Romancing the Text: Jeremy Brett, Paper, and Sherlock Holmes

It’s late, this week is still terrible, and I’ve got some time to consider a question that has been much on my mind of late: why is it that I love watching Jeremy Brett handle paper? I’m taking it up now partly because it was always my intention, after finishing the rewatch, to write up a post about why Jeremy Brett was the definitive 20th century Sherlock Holmes. But every time I start such a post, I think, oh what’s the point, it’s all already been said, by myself even, and anyway there’s too much. I’ve formulated a hypothesis, though, which is that if I can explain why Brett’s interaction with paper is so important to my enjoyment of this show, I will probably in the process be demonstrating what it was that made his Sherlock Holmes so unique and indelible. So follow me, friends, while I unfold my crackpot theories about the romance of the material text and how it binds us to the Master Paper-Handler.

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JEREMY BRETT & DAVID BURKE as SHERLOCK HOLMES & DR JOHN WATSON in THE CROOKED MAN (1984)

*climbs out of a trash bin with a tinfoil deerstalker askew atop my head* okay but listen how did Moriarty know to tell Eurus that Molly was in love with Sherlock when the entire Reichenbach Fall stunt explicitly relied on Moriarty completely and utterly underestimating her role in Sherlock’s life