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And we can't forget a deerstalker so we can play "death frisbee." ;)
Lovely day for a wedding
I know or expect some things to happen, yes, but I don't need it visualized in pictures until the episodes play out in front of me as I watch them for the first time.
You mean they release a picture an episode? So, Sherlock's neck for Hearse and the wedding card for this Sign of Three?
It fits the pattern, I think Sam might be right. They gave us one word per episode, now they give us one photo as well.
Indeed we have, along with Brady. Details will be known very soon.
I was wondering who else is interested in joining us in this venture?
Who else is brave enough, bold enough to tackle this task?
These episodes cannot come soon enough! \m/
The game is afoot! We are announcing our new thread, dedicated to reading and reviewing ALL the Holmes novels and stories. If you'd like to be part of the Baker Street Bibliophiles who review the stories (so far 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 , Sandy, and 4EverBonded) then please read the details about how to join us on the new thread (in the General Discussion category, since there is no general literature category), entitled "A Study in Sherlock".
All members here on MI6 are encouraged to give their comments, impressions, and reviews - but only the committed corp group (who are doing all the Holmes novels and stories - which are more than 50) will count for the overall ratings/score. So you do not have to be part of the corp group to participate and enjoy this as we go along. :) Set up is similar to the Originals thread regarding Bond films.
We will be doing reviews of some of our favorite Sherlock Holmes stories first, then going to a random number system for the rest. We will be reviewing by categories such as: Holmes, Watson, Villain, Atmosphere, Cleverness, etc.- sort of set up similar to the way the films are reviewed on the Originals thread ( they are doing all the Bond films).
Again, we hope many members comment, participate, do some reviews - and hopefully find plenty to enjoy in this new ongoing Sherlock Holmes literary thread.
Cheers! Off to catch a hansom cab in the fog now ...
@4EverBonded, @Sandy, @0BradyM0Bondfanatic7
Baker Street Bibliophiles (BSB)
http://earthobservingsystem.tumblr.com/post/15188532235/sherlock-on-the-fiddle
Thank you for posting that, @Sandy; it was marvelous. Both Eos and Benedict have amazing dedication.
And boy is she a looker:
Er, she does look like James Bond material, doesn't she? Interesting the same name ...
I will have to check the internet a bit; I am curious about them now.
OK then, looked them up on the never fully reliable wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bond_(band) (hope I got the link in correctly).
But still would love to know if anyone out there knows their music or has seen them, etc.?
And yeah, I know this is off topic. Sorry!
I found an upcoming Sherlock event on the Sherlock Holmes Society of London newsletter, which some of you may enjoy going to if you can get to Bristol. Seeing as Mark Gatiss, Steven Moffat, and Sue Vertue will be there it may well be worth checking out! If you click on the crimefest website, it can give you more info.
I copied the info below:
Filming for Series 3 of Sherlock is well under way, and it’s no secret
that the first episode bears the inspired title of The Empty Hearse.
Despite what you may have heard, it’s not absolutely certain that
there’ll be a fourth series, though I predict a riot if there isn’t.
On 1 June at 1.40pm,Crimefest: the international crime fiction
convention, held in Bristol from 30 May to 2 June, will feature
Creating Sherlock, with panellists Mark Gatiss, Steven Moffat and
Sue Vertue. Tickets are available via the website at
www.crimefest.com/register.html.
I just double posted because I hit QUOTE, instead of EDIT - I do apologize!