Dear friends of mine from across the pond,
We finally got to see the first episode of Steven Moffat's Sherlock Holmes on PBS last night, hosted by Alan Cummings who pronounces it "Sherlick" in all his adorable Scottishness. (Love that guy.) Anyway, at the beginning, John Watson is sitting down to a cuppa and the camera focuses on a crest on his mug
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Presumably he was a fully trained doctor before he went into the army; fully qualified doctors joining the army go on a short course at Sandhurst, where they're taught how to march in a straight line and iron their clothes, get given a commission (officer rank) then get told to go be doctors in their new regiment, usually the Royal Army Medical Corps (the badge on the mug he used in the beginning of the first episode showed something similar to the RAMC badge, but that's a bit of a no-brainer).
So I guess that's the answer. It doesn't add much in the way of layers, alas. Might've been funnier if it had said "Gryffindor" or something.
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Did you enjoy it? I adored it, personally. The second is not quite as good, but the third is also excellent. IMHO of course.
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Yes, we all enjoyed it, including the downstairs neighbors who came up to catch it with us! TV party!
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