More about Sherlock 2.03
Staying up until 3 am watching Sherlock, then being unable to sleep for yet another hour so you've only had three hours of sleep when the alarm goes off at 7 am?
Still worth it!
Btw, in regards to season 3:
I'd like to remind people that the original fans of Sherlock Holmes had to wait TEN YEARS to find out what happened. Yeah, that's right.
That being said...
Please, please, please, Mr Moffat, don't let us wait as long as we did for this season. *begs on knees*
Oh, one more thing
As John was walking away from the grave for a moment there I thought he was limping. Then I realized that's probably just the odd (but rather endearing) way Martin Freeman walks. But now I so want to see him revert to his old self pre-Sherlock, and that's how Sherlock finds him when he comes back. You know, he's already back with his therapist. He can't face going back t Baker Street. So it's all downhill from there. His nightmares come back, except the subject's different, obviously. His hands start to shake again, the psychosomatic limp comes back. Before he knows it he's back living his monotonic life in a one room flat, you know, that life where nothing ever happens to him. God, can you imagine Sherlock's guilt when he realizes? Yes, it's evil but man, I would LOVE to see them go there. *rubs hands in glee*
Still worth it!
Btw, in regards to season 3:
I'd like to remind people that the original fans of Sherlock Holmes had to wait TEN YEARS to find out what happened. Yeah, that's right.
That being said...
Please, please, please, Mr Moffat, don't let us wait as long as we did for this season. *begs on knees*
Oh, one more thing
As John was walking away from the grave for a moment there I thought he was limping. Then I realized that's probably just the odd (but rather endearing) way Martin Freeman walks. But now I so want to see him revert to his old self pre-Sherlock, and that's how Sherlock finds him when he comes back. You know, he's already back with his therapist. He can't face going back t Baker Street. So it's all downhill from there. His nightmares come back, except the subject's different, obviously. His hands start to shake again, the psychosomatic limp comes back. Before he knows it he's back living his monotonic life in a one room flat, you know, that life where nothing ever happens to him. God, can you imagine Sherlock's guilt when he realizes? Yes, it's evil but man, I would LOVE to see them go there. *rubs hands in glee*