Originally Posted by nethwen:
“Oh my word, the BBC's got their lefty bit in.”
“Oh my word, the BBC's got their lefty bit in.”
Moffat is, in his own words, a self-confessed lefty.
Sherlock - BBC Drama (Part 3)
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Originally Posted by sw2963:
“It's too knowing/self indulgent at the moment”
“It's too knowing/self indulgent at the moment”
I thought that about the last episode of last series too
So far I'm liking the setting and the mystery, Obese scene was a bit strange though lol
Originally Posted by Dragonic:
“I thought that about the last episode of last series too
So far I'm liking the setting and the mystery, Obese scene was a bit strange though lol”
“I thought that about the last episode of last series too
So far I'm liking the setting and the mystery, Obese scene was a bit strange though lol”
At least there's a mystery
Originally Posted by Dragonic:
“I thought that about the last episode of last series too
l”
“I thought that about the last episode of last series too
l”
And first and second epizod too
Originally Posted by sw2963:
“At least there's a mystery”
“At least there's a mystery”
There wasn't always a mystery in the old Holme stories....
Originally Posted by sw2963:
“It's too knowing/self indulgent at the moment”
“It's too knowing/self indulgent at the moment”
I agree. too clever for it's own good, and so far not exactly gripping.
Originally Posted by Fairyprincess0:
“There wasn't always a mystery in the old Holme stories....”
“There wasn't always a mystery in the old Holme stories....”
Yes, there was always a mystery. Not always a crime, but always a mystery.
Originally Posted by Versailles:
“Yes, there was always a mystery. Not always a crime, but always a mystery.”
“Yes, there was always a mystery. Not always a crime, but always a mystery.”
Scandal in Bohemia was about home recovering blackmail letters. No mystery there. In most of the 'mystery's' the most logical person did it. With no twist at all....
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“This is a very familiar story. Has it been done before?”
“This is a very familiar story. Has it been done before?”
It's the 'five pips'....
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