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  • simonfbarnes
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    I just hope they give Watson a pair of bollocks and a brain in the new ones.

    better still make Watson the clever one and Sherlock quite dim and fat…

    CountZero
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    I liked the little references to actual stories: the time pips referring back to the story 'The Five Orange Pips', a bored Holmes shooting at the wall, a reference to a story where he would shoot the initials VR into the wall when bored. There are properly others that I've missed through not being that familiar with the stories.

    Kuco
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    If you ever read the books simonfbarnes Watson isn't quiet the useless muppet made out in this programme, old and bumbling maybe but no useless. For an ex-military doctor he could hardly bring himself to look at a corpse.

    simonfbarnes
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    If you ever read the books simonfbarnes Watson isn't quiet the useless muppet made out in this programme

    I don't see him portrayed that way, though he's obviously in awe of Sherlock:)

    Kuco
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    Maybe thats the problem I'm to stuck with the old Watson and not come to accept him as he is in this. Though I think the take on Holmes is a good modern adaptation.

    crikey
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    Might be reading too much into it, but the original death of Sherlock Holmes left him hanging on a cliff at the Reichenbach Falls, and this episode ended on a 'cliffhanger'…

    Three_Fish
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    Might be reading too much into it, but the original death of Sherlock Holmes left him hanging on a cliff at the Reichenbach Falls, and this episode ended on a 'cliffhanger'…

    It ended with him disappearing, presumed killed in a fight with Moriarty. The exact circumstances aren't revealed until The Empty House, the next ACD story in The Return of Sherlock Holmes.

    singletrackhor
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    Jamie – Member
    1st and 3rd episodes were the best.
    That is because they were the ones written by Mark Gatis and Stephen Moffat.

    Have they written anything interesting before?

    Jamie
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    Have they written anything interesting before?

    Gatiss : League of Gentlemen

    Moffat: The good Dr Who episodes….such as Blink.

    singletrackhor
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    Not seen any of them. 🙂

    The acting was really good, quality performances all round. Best drama for ages.

    simonfbarnes
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    Not seen any of them

    you lucky devil! L.O.G is amazing, hilarious and revolting by turns :o)

    molgrips
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    League of Gentlemen is amazing, particularly the first series. If you didn't think gross-out comedy could be artistic, sensitive and poigniant at the same time, think again 🙂

    spacemonkey
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    I can handle pretty much any kind of weird sh1t and was "into" the best parts of LOG throughout the period is was on. But I remember having to switch off from watching one particular episode because it was scrambling my head too much – can't remember which episode, but it was pretty damn weird.

    On the subject of Sherlock, I haven't taken to this adaption at all yet. Much prefer the old skool Jeremy Brett style. But I'll happily give the new ones another go when the proper series starts.

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