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The Doctor meets Sherlock....
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Banks246
06-05-2013
In a one off charity special ...

Obviously never going to happen, but anyone else think this would be awesome?!

I can dream!
owlycherries
06-05-2013
Yeah, that would be pretty awesome
2shy2007
06-05-2013
Only if it was the RDJ version, cannot stand weasel faced Cumberbund
DiscoP
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“Only if it was the RDJ version, cannot stand weasel faced Cumberbund ”

How about the Tom Baker version?
Banks246
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“Only if it was the RDJ version, cannot stand weasel faced Cumberbund ”

Sorry make your own thread, Cumberbund is awesome.
2shy2007
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by Banks246:
“Sorry make your own thread, Cumberbund is awesome. ”

Why would I make my own thread? the title says 'The Doctor meets Sherlock' and that is what I am talking about

I wouldnt have minded him meeting the Basil Rathbone version either, and yes Tom Baker would be great!
Banks246
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“Why would I make my own thread? the title says 'The Doctor meets Sherlock' and that is what I am talking about

I wouldnt have minded him meeting the Basil Rathbone version either, and yes Tom Baker would be great!”



Grrrr damn you!

I thought you might say that.
bobbit
06-05-2013
For children in need?
big brother 9
06-05-2013
should be a laugh
handymelon
06-05-2013
If you can't wait for it to happen (and it probably won't) there are some brilliant fan-made vids on youtube which create just this scenario.

If you search "Wholock" they will come up, but off the top of my head I can recommend "A Study in Time". Then some of the others will appear in the realted vids sidebar. Enjoy
Banks246
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“If you can't wait for it to happen (and it probably won't) there are some brilliant fan-made vids on youtube which create just this scenario.

If you search "Wholock" they will come up, but off the top of my head I can recommend "A Study in Time". Then some of the others will appear in the realted vids sidebar. Enjoy ”

Ta, will give them a watch!
handymelon
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by Banks246:
“Ta, will give them a watch! ”

No worries
Let me know what you think!
Philip_Lamb
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“Only if it was the RDJ version, cannot stand weasel faced Cumberbund ”

That mockney crap isn`t sherlock by a long shot. Not even fit to lick Jeremy Bretts boots
Banks246
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“No worries
Let me know what you think!”

Will do, I will watch them tomorrow night!

Look out for my update...
handymelon
06-05-2013
Originally Posted by Philip_Lamb:
“That mockney crap isn`t sherlock by a long shot. Not even fit to lick Jeremy Bretts boots”

Getting a bit OT here... but I quite enjoy RDJ, even though Jeremy Brett is, quite clearly, *THE* Sherlock Holmes.
Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock is a different take again, but there's nothing wrong in that. When they made the Basil Rathbone films they had Holmes versus the Nazis at least once, so there's nothing wrong with the character being re-imagined. Amd Martin Freeman is just a brilliant Dr Watson.

Banks - I'll be here
November_Rain
06-05-2013
I've never watched Sherlock so I can't comment but I would love a Red Dwarf crossover for CIN or RND (not quite on-topic, I know).
handymelon
07-05-2013
Bumpity-bump!
Inspiration
16-01-2015
Saw this else where.. apologies if it's a repost!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3bGYljQ5Uw
excelents
17-01-2015
Originally Posted by Banks246:
“In a one off charity special ...

Obviously never going to happen, but anyone else think this would be awesome?!

I can dream! ”

You mean like Sherlock
Thrombin
19-01-2015
In the Doctor Who Universe Sherlock is a fictional character. It would only work if they met in the Land of Fiction or something which would rather detract from Sherlock's input!
scunnystevie
19-01-2015
I've heard that excuse used before, that Sherlock is already a fictional character in the Whoniverse, therefore a Doctor Who/Sherlock crossover would never happen - however, that's not quite true if you think about it.
The Sherlock of old IS a fictional character - but it could be argued the Sherlock played by Benedict Cumberbatch is not really that Sherlock. It would be quite easy for a few quick throw away remarks from the Doctor about the coincidence of his name, his job and Watson (with Sherlock replying "I know, I know...you couldn't make it up, huh?") and then on with the plot. It's unlikely but this is Doctor Who and anything is possible.
Callum_Preciou2
19-01-2015
If old Sherlock Holmes is real in the 1800's, they would did to do a biopic based on the true story of Joseph Wiseman aka The Real-Life Sherlock Holmes.
Thrombin
19-01-2015
Actually the Sherlock and Who universes have intersected a bit with Big Finish. Jago and Litefoot (originally from Talons of Weng Chiang and now with their own spin-off series) recently met Arthur Conan Doyle and ended up impersonating Holmes and Watson for an investigation. A rather interesting spin on the Hound of the Baskervilles then developed
Dave-H
19-01-2015
Originally Posted by excelents:
“You mean like Sherlock”

I'm glad that got mentioned here, it is very brilliantly done.
I forgive them the continuity error with Watson's jacket at the end!
bennythedip
19-01-2015
Rather have a who/star trek crossover. Have the borg fight with the daleks and the tardis lands on the enterprise.
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