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http://www.thescienceofdeduction.co.uk/
You didn't know about it :O
I figured they had created a site to use for moments when we see Sherlock on the site, but only recently thought about it and tracked it down.
The game everyone, is on!
*Molly is definitely involved.
*There is something peculiar about the chalk outlined rectangle near the spot where Sherlock jumps.
*I think John may have been drugged with a hallucinogen like the one from Baskerville when he is knocked down. He seems to be in a very altered state after he is knocked over by the biker.
*It is possible that Molly and Sherlock also got his homeless unit to help with the plot and act like they are nurses/doctors.
*So maybe the rectangle outline has been rigged to look like the sidewalk but it really softens Sherlock's fall, the homeless unit come in, get the body and take it back into St. Barts where Sherlock escapes? Maybe Molly found a similar body type to Sherlock just like Irene did when she faked her death.
I'm going to watch it again in a couple of days, like I said before in slow motion ;) and might come up with different ideas but:
- Molly is most definitely involved, that I'm sure. She is needed to take care of the "body".
- I think the chalk marks the place where the mat is placed.
- I'm not sure if John was druged, I think he was just running scared but then he was hit very hard (and I'm sure on purpose) by the cyclist to leave him very confused.
- Homeless unit) Or Mycroft's people? Or both! Who knows? But they were in.
- I think there was a mat in the trailer, it was put in the chalked "target" area and then when Sherlock is down someone quickly takes the mat from underneath him and puts it in the trailer again (that leaves in that moment). Sherlock is still shaken up by the landing but he is aided immediately. John is put aside so that he doesn't notice anything and Sherlock is immediately taken to the morgue (how convenient) where Molly has a body double and takes care of exchange.
WHAT?! You must! And watch out for this thread, as I have seen a few untagged spoilers, @Creasy47. I would hate for a single thing to get ruined for you.
Sherlock on the big screen would be something to see, love to Moffatt & Gattis pull that one off would well and truly show the Richie versions up for what they are.
Recently re-watched Series 2, Baskerville is definitely the weak link (while still very good) and Reichenbach takes the award for best yet, interesting as I though Series 1 displayed the same gauge of quality with 3 being the best followed by 1 then 2.
I feel the same, but a tad different. My favorite of the two series are the first episodes, my least favorites are the second of each of the series. And with Sherlock, it isn't that I don't like them, it is just that the others are such brilliance that they don't quite reach that same level, though they are wonderful in their own right. Scandal in Belgravia is my top best so far, but Reichenbach is so close to it their noses could knock together. This series defies the word 'masterpiece', and after recently rewatching them all again, all I want to do is get right back into them again. I never thought I would ever say this, but Benedict is my all time favorite Sherlock, even surpassing Brett. I love seeing Sherlock with some feeling added to him, instead of him being a completely callous man. Hats off to Moffat and Gatiss for this crowning achievement of work. Series 3, bring it on!
They reiterate they'd love to continue beyond that, it is just a question of finding the time.
Sherlock in his 50's will happen.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-03-12/benedict-cumberbatch-confirms-sherlock-series-4
I read that Cumberbatch said he's be happy to play Holmes into his fifties. I hope there is a long, stellar road ahead for many more of what we have enjoyed so far. Top notch writing, clever and witty, and just plain fun as well as exciting. A great series; I can't wait!
Brett was my favorite too, but when Benedict and co. added the layers to Sherlock (which he plays so darn well), I couldn't see any other actor being superior. I love Brett to death, and for classic Holmes he is the pick of the litter, but overall Benedict is the Holmes I could watch for days on end. He makes me infused with adoration for his interpretation every time I see it, and I hold his relationship with Martin/Watson dearest to my heart.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-03-12/benedict-cumberbatch-on-the-return-of-sherlock-you-are-in-for-an-absolute-stonker
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-03-13/sherlock-series-3-could-air-at-christmas-says-benedict-cumberbatch
One of my favorites!
What, they are releasing clapperboard photos :-O like SF?
So, it must be true the rumour that the episode would be based on Empty House ;)