Benedict Cumberbatch and Stephen Moffat at the Marvel offices. How totally geek and cool is that?


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Good grief, will American TV never learn?

Lucy Liu? Seriously??

Gender-bending aside ... Why bother? Obviously Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, and the BBC have nothing to worry about.

Airing on BBC One in early 2012! The clip is actually pretty funny as it ties in with Planet Dinosaur. And George the Werewolf from the British version of Being Human is in the clip, as well. I can't wait! Hope it airs soon in the US.

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And I couldn't resist this!


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The big move is done and all the books fit, with room to grow! I am so relieved. Of course, it looks less than inviting, but I can work on that over the next few days and when I'm done, it will be wonderful.

And to make my day even better, my Sherlock DVDs came! I just watched "A Study in Pink", the first episode again, and loved it even more ( Read more... )

I HATE cliffhangers!

Cut for Sherlock Spoilers. Seriously. Don't read if you don't want to be spoiled.

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I have the latest Vince Flynn Mitch Rapp thriller, American Assassin, in my hot little hands. Flynn takes us back to Rapp's early days and the event that changed the course of his life.

CBS Sunday Morning interviewed Lee Child. When he was fired from his job in TV production, he sat down and started writing. The end product was The Killing Floor, ( Read more... )

Entertainment Weekly has listed Sherlock as a "MustList" item as well as featuring it in "What to Watch". It's been a long time since a PBS series has rated such popular buzz!

Things I am looking forward to -- a day off tomorrow! Yay!
Supernatural tomorrow at 9, followed by Sanctuary at 10! Yay!
Saturday PM with nothing to do but finish writing another hc_bingo fic.
Sunday -- At LAST, Sherlock! I am so hyped about this!

So, enough whine from me for the day! Time for something pretty!


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I finally slogged my way through the advance copy of The Sherlockian. Honestly, I'm unimpressed. Flat characters, generally unlikeable, even Conon Doyle. The book bounced back between the past (Doyle) and the present. Both involved murder mysteries. Neither was particularly compelling. One pulled out a culprit from the fog of London, the other fell ( Read more... )