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Sherlock - New BBC Drama (Part 2)
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2FS
01-01-2014
"I've moved on"
Eater Sundae
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by nethwen:
“Ha! I've a feeling this isn't it either. ”

When will we get the final version?
ncl*girl
01-01-2014
I'm definitely going to have to watch this again
nethwen
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by Rhumbatugger:
“I actually love the ambiguous fan info. No one can say people weren't obsessional about it.


Great stuff.”

Obsessional? Don't know what you're talking about.
RFS
01-01-2014
What was the tom thing just now? Someone similar to Sherlock?
Rorschach
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by mrbernay:
“Sorry if I'm being naive, but why did we see him smashing through a window at the beginning and now landing on an airbag ”

The scene at the beginning was just a theory being put forward by another character (the ex-policeman). It was a theory that was instantly rubbished by Lestrade. It wasn't a real flashback.

The scene at the end was an explanation given by Sherlock, it may or may not be a real flashback.
nethwen
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by Eater Sundae:
“When will we get the final version?”

The third episode.
Rhumbatugger
01-01-2014
I LOVE this.

So flamin' brilliantly clever and emotional too.

Thrilling and MASSIVELY amusing, titillating entertainment.
G926
01-01-2014
Loved it....Welcome Back Sherlock
Herefordgirl
01-01-2014
I'm not convinced Mary is adding much to this....
Kapellmeister
01-01-2014
Absolute rubbish.
lindop1993
01-01-2014
Well we did get an explanation but not the real one
Oh well not the first time moffat has mislead us (the doctors name for example) but I don't mind
Jerrica09
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by RFS:
“What was the tom thing just now? Someone similar to Sherlock?”

Molly's new man. It reminds me of Friends when Rachel got over Ross by finding and dating his doppleganger.
storm818
01-01-2014
Loved, it, fantastic television!
Pink Knight
01-01-2014
The first decent program I have watched over the last 2 weeks. I agree with some that it was far fetched and style over substance.
At least it had some style.
beatrice39
01-01-2014
Good humour, disappointed how he solved the crime, but a decent episode.
Kapellmeister
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by ncl*girl:
“I'm definitely going to have to watch this again”

I shouldn't torture yourself. There's not enough depth to warrant a second viewing.
Joe_Zel
01-01-2014
That happened in Jonathan Creek. Near enough anyway.
robot1000
01-01-2014
Originally Posted by Eater Sundae:
“When will we get the final version”

This is a work of fiction..... There is no 'final version'!!
Agent Krycek
01-01-2014
Bloody gits, atill not telling us, beginning to feel we'll never quite know the real explanation

Loved it, smart, funny, cracked along, welcome back Sherlock (and John of course)
Sad_BB_Addict
01-01-2014
Great episode, if a bit "style over substance". Hope it rates well. Terrific music from David Arnold and Michael Price. Shame about all the Underground continuity errors.
Jerrica09
01-01-2014
I loved it too! Excellent episode. 4.5 out of 5
Belligerence
01-01-2014
I enjoyed that.
TheSilentFez
01-01-2014
Not my favourite Sherlock basically because time had to be spent "reinstating" Sherlock so to speak, but it was still great to have it back on our screens. Looking forward to Sunday's episode.

Damn you Moffat and Gatiss for not making it absolutely clear how Sherlock faked his death!
garyessex
01-01-2014
What a horribly smug programme. An 85 minute titwank for Moffatt and Cumberbatch.
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