Episode 3x03 hasn’t even aired yet, and already I can tell that the theme of me not liking the middle episode in any Sherlock season continues.
Don’t get me wrong, “The Sign of Three” had a lot of cute, funny, intense and quirky moments, but I couldn’t help cringing all the way through at the overall depressing undertone. Sherlock in E minor.
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So, what do you think it would have been? A cat? A hedgehog? A beaver? ;-)
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I actually enjoyed watching TSo3 and I have seen it about 4 times now... once iPlayer works I will watch it again ^^
You have picked out my fave parts of this ep and I loved seeing those screencaps. Thanks
About Tessa and the Wedding invitation she and the other Mayfly 'victims' worked for Major Sholto and therefore I assume as a private nurse she works closely with him and would have had an opportunity to see and read the Wedding Invitation. Small hunted down Tessa and the others so he could pose as photographer and get his own 'invite' as substitute photographer so he could kill Sholto.
I heard that one of the cast dies and Moffat and Gatiss say that they want Sherlock to HATE Magnuessen so I am thinking either Mary (it's canon) or Mrs. Hudson.
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Oh, and normally I would shake you by the collar now until your brain bled fog for posting that super big spoiler. ;-) I'm the biggest spoilerphobe ever, although in this case you're lucky because I had picked that up somewhere on Tumblr before. Well, it could be worse, because we don't know who dies, but still... I normally prefer going totally blind into new episodes.
I really hope it's not Mary or Mrs Hudson. My bet is on Anderson, although perhaps he's a bit too "minor" to be announced by Moffat as one of the biggies of His Last Vow.
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But well there is a lot of emphasis on canon in BBC Sherlock and Moffat and Gatiss and the rest of the Sherlock Holmes world all know that Mary did not last very long in ACD's stories.
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And I'm seriously going to hate TPTB if they kill off a major character and then leave us hanging with a super big cliffhanger related to that. I mean, we already know there's going to be a cliffhanger, but I hold out hope that it's not going to be as bad as I think the worst case scenario might be.
I can see how Mary will be an eventual target for a character to die, but I'm kinda clinging to the fact that Amanda tweeted the other day that she hopes to be on the show for a long time, unless she does something to piss off Moffat and Gatiss. Of course that could just have been deflection, but, well...
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also..i 'm a big fan of the original works by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and think both Sherlock and John have actually been shown as straight in all the original works… but to each his own . Hence i don't enjoy reading fan fics too as they depict more of sex and less of any interesting themes as such.
And what a brilliant actor we have in Benedict Cumberbatch…he really breathes life into "Sherlock" !!! Have you seen Jeremy Brett in the earlier versions..i thought he was good too till we encountered the modern and younger version.
i am so glad to have met you and your reading makes me feel there are like minded people in all parts of this world.
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1. The theory of Redbeard being a pet Sherlock got attached to as a kid (which someone else posted in a comment) sounded good, but I think yours makes sense as well. We shall see if it's picked up again in His Last Vow.
3. Ah, that's good to know. Just another small hint from the original lore thrown in there for the hardcore fans. :-)
5. You know, I also wondered if John's earlier comment about the afferent nervous system had anything to do with the victims not feeling the stab, but it just didn't seem to be related (at least not that I could see). I suppose it's possible that you wouldn't feel a small prick if you've been standing for several hours, but I still think it's somehow unlikely in this case, because the belts wouldn't have been worn as tight as a corsage.
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