Sherlock Transcript: A Scandal in Belgravia: newspaper article: Hat-man and Robin
Please see arianedevere's Sherlock Transcript: "A Scandal in Belgravia" post for the transcript of the entire episode. This post is only concerned with the text of one of the newspaper articles we see on screen during the episode.
Hat-man and Robin:
The web detectives
became the latest Internet [sensation?]
Since moving in together, the pair of
confirmed bachelors have helped bumbling police chiefs with a number
of high-profile cases. From a killer psycho taxi driver to the murder of
ePeopleis Presenteri [sic] Connie Prince,
they've often succeeded where the Met
has failed.
Little is known about Sherlock
himself but John, 37, is believed to
have been a war hero in Afghanistan.
Now, the brave soldier has turned from
fighter to writer. His blog, www.
johnwatsonblog.co.uk, has become an
overnight sensation. It details the
cases he and Sherlock have solved n [sic]
and also reveals the salacious truth about their home life!
(The third through last lines of the final paragraph above are then repeated as though they're a new paragraph. The version of the article on John's blog makes the next paragraph more visible, enough that combined with the other articles I can work it out better. The JPG on the blog makes the text pretty blurry, though, so caveat lector.)
Users of social network sites such as
Facebook and Twitter have set up
groups and fan pages and even fake
accounts claiming to be the Baker
Street bachelors. The hashtag
'#Sherlock' has been a [2 blurred words]
on Twitter for much of this period.
John's blog has also revealed the
truth behind a [number?] of [events?] that
the police and the BBC have [] to
keep secret from the general public. An
explosion in [Glangove?] that claimed the
lives of six people was [blurred, then offpage]
Hat-man and Robin:
The web detectives
became the latest Internet [sensation?]
Since moving in together, the pair of
confirmed bachelors have helped bumbling police chiefs with a number
of high-profile cases. From a killer psycho taxi driver to the murder of
ePeopleis Presenteri [sic] Connie Prince,
they've often succeeded where the Met
has failed.
Little is known about Sherlock
himself but John, 37, is believed to
have been a war hero in Afghanistan.
Now, the brave soldier has turned from
fighter to writer. His blog, www.
johnwatsonblog.co.uk, has become an
overnight sensation. It details the
cases he and Sherlock have solved n [sic]
and also reveals the salacious truth about their home life!
(The third through last lines of the final paragraph above are then repeated as though they're a new paragraph. The version of the article on John's blog makes the next paragraph more visible, enough that combined with the other articles I can work it out better. The JPG on the blog makes the text pretty blurry, though, so caveat lector.)
Users of social network sites such as
Facebook and Twitter have set up
groups and fan pages and even fake
accounts claiming to be the Baker
Street bachelors. The hashtag
'#Sherlock' has been a [2 blurred words]
on Twitter for much of this period.
John's blog has also revealed the
truth behind a [number?] of [events?] that
the police and the BBC have [] to
keep secret from the general public. An
explosion in [Glangove?] that claimed the
lives of six people was [blurred, then offpage]