Title: Something Good (Will Come From That)
Recipient:
gardnerhillAuthor:
sanguinityCharacters/Pairings: Holmes & Watson; Holmes/Watson
Rating: General
Summary: One hundred years of moving pictures about Holmes and Watson.
Author Notes:
My deepest thanks to my collaborator and source-monkey,
k_e_p, without whom this would have required twice the work and been half as
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Fun fact (and one which startled me somewhat, when I was watching source): Holmes and Watson weren't 'always' 1895 until after WWII. In fact, outside of the first two Rathbone films, H&W were never 1895. Aside from those, everything I watched that was made before 1946 was all set during the various years they were filmed. That wasn't a marked thing during the 1910s, of course -- Holmes' last adventure was in 1914, and new stories were still being published through the 1920s -- but by the time you get into the 1930s and the 1940s, the non-Victorianness of these productions was pretty noticeable.
And then boom, WWII finished, and suddenly Holmes and Watson were always 1895. I tell you, I learned so many cool things, watching source for this. :-)
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And now I am intrigued, because either someone has been extraordinarily busy this round, or I am going to be very surprised by one of at least two reveals when the time comes.
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As it turns out, I was extraordinarily busy this round, but sadly, it wasn't because I was making treats or pinch-hits. :-)
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To say I love it is an understatement, and it's kind of made my Monday.
(I'd forgotten Data and Geordi LaForge!)
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Data and Geordi! I had wanted to include them, but went back and forth because they're not 'really' Holmes and Watson (for what are admittedly shaky values of 'really'), they're just play-acting Holmes and Watson, but then I suddenly had a whole verse of people playing Holmes to someone else's Watson (or vice versa) and they fit in beautifully there. :-)
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Loved the song choice, it was absolutely perfect. This was such a special treat!
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And thank you! I'm very glad you enjoyed it!
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