Sherlock - BBC [3]

i love humour that seems dead serious  it's so my type of humour  like i was asked this dumbass question about what happened to my lip (long story i was bit by a dog) and i didn't feel like explaining so i just told him i swallowed swords in a dead serious manner and he believed me. and like in fear of insulting me he didn't ask anymore questions... so i just let him think that. reminds me a bit of benedict's humour.

Norc wrote:i love humour that seems dead serious  it's so my type of humour  like i was asked this dumbass question about what happened to my lip (long story i was bit by a dog) and i didn't feel like explaining so i just told him i swallowed swords in a dead serious manner and he believed me. and like in fear of insulting me he didn't ask anymore questions... so i just let him think that. reminds me a bit of benedict's humour.

It probably tried to kiss you

I love that sort of humour myself. When I first joined the army, one guy asked me if he could borrow my cell phone charger, to which I immediately replied "ikke faen heller" like I meant it ("fuck no", or something to that effect) - you should've seen his face I could hear him laughing in his bed long after we'd switched off the lights, I think he thought it was funny too (afterwards)

gold ringo  I always say stuff like that to my sister and my mom gets pissed off because she can't tell if we're joking or not

I hate that sort of humour.   

(See what I did there.   )

(no i don't)

 

I was being incredibly clever, in just the right thread for it.  

The one scene I really liked in "Sign of Three" was, when Sherlock interviews "david" as usher & says.."I have your contact details, I will be monitoring " etc, shlock goes on about this David guy tweeting Mary & texting, & how "David" is moved down in the wedding order, visits to Mary thru out the year, etc, Then, after David is convinced Sherlock is raving mad, Sherlock says " High functioning sociopath, with your number " & he gives that brilliant cheesy, full on grin, ! Loved it !   Its about 9.35 mins into the story ?

YAY !!! thats the one Norcy !   

I enjoyed that- so much creative invention in how they did stuff.

"There was no way. I was not going to pass up the opportunity to even nearly punch Benedict in the face. There's no way I was going to pass that up, however much the stuntman wanted to get in there. That's my gig."

Spoken like a true friend.  

Norc wrote:
7. also i read somewhere, someone tweeted that drunk sherlock is very much alike drunk benedict.

Oh, I missed that.   

I posted this earlier, but not sure if you saw it.  

https://youtu.be/7GbbD2bYVAc?t=1m28s

Ed Sheerans take on Benedict drunk. Best part around 2 m.

Oh, and Luke Evans drunk for that matter.  

course i saw that

Well, you have a firsthand account of how Benedict is drunk then.

The picking a fight thing sounds a bit out of character.

Rest might be quite close though. Mannerisms and all.

yeah, but he do know ash, tobacco ash that is, and he wants to prove he's right  and the dude hit first. (also his reflexes are superb even when drunk)
www.sherlockology.com/news/2014/1/10/sherlockology-on-set-a-day-on-location-100114

i haven't listened to it all yet, so i dunno if it has anything to do with sherlock or not  but anyway, he says he's cute and cuddly  

Norc wrote:yeah, but he do know ash, tobacco ash that is, and he wants to prove he's right  and the dude hit first. (also his reflexes are superb even when drunk)

Yeah, it's certainly an interesting tie in.

Do you know if anyone have picked up on the espresso martinis thing? Might turn out to be a staple Cumbertbatch drink.

Though espresso and martini must be some combined shock to the system.  

Oh, and I found a recipe.   

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-an-Espresso-Martini

2nd episode. the good bit. Sherlock and John pissed as farts was hilarious, the nose in the carpet, bum in the air bit made me LOL, (I think I have actually done that).   
the bad bit, they will obviously kill Mary off in the next episode, it was getting too sugary.  

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Its funny, I enjoyed the episode, it was brilliantly acted, but it wasnt Sherlock Holmes, it was too lovey dovey domesticated for my liking. I do like Mary but it has to be just John and Sherlock together without family and babies otherwise it gets a bit Eastenders. and we need some actual detective stuff happening.

From what I've heard about the final episode its a down to business one. Something I read somewhere said that for those who felt the first two were tonally off this one is more like series 2. I hope that's true as I do feel it has lacked that in the first two- I understood why in the first one, for the reunion, but I thought continuing that tone on into the second episode was just a bit too much. I was just left wanting a really good solid mystery to investigate.