Sherlock - BBC [4]

Not generally a fan of that show, but, yeah, that was rather funny.   

Though some people find this continued insistence on a relationship a bit silly.

https://youtu.be/deC6jiEMCQs?t=2m17s

Hm, this thread has gone very quiet. Maybe I should do what I did in the Who thread when Petty was off..

Give me a minute.   

I forgot how interesting this stuff could be.  

And how silly.   

And... weird.   

But who needs...



  

http://www.india.com/showbiz/rajeev-khandelwals-samrat-co-looks-rip-off-of-sherlock-25326/

It's striking how many of these copy things turn up in the wake of something succesful.

But people seem to think it's easier to copy a good idea than come up with one. All the while copying it removes a lot of the reasons it was a good idea in the first place.

Still, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

Hm, so a bit from the Empty Hearse yesterday. Maybe something from the Sign of Three today.

The moment John realises he's botched up spiking Sherlock drink by pouring a shot into his own.   

Shouldn't forget this, of course.   

Hm...

'Benedict Cumberbatch is to play Hamlet on stage next year.
The 37-year-old will star in William Shakespeare's classic tragedy at the Barbican Theatre in London from August to October 2015.
Cumberbatch revealed last year he would be playing Shakespeare's Danish prince "sometime in autumn on the London stage".
"It's a role I've been interested in for a long time,"- BBC

Id like to see that. Hopefully they will at least film a performance.

ooooh, yes i saw that

Ah, so is someone going to London in 2015 then?

Well, someone has to..

hmmm.. maybe  

My guess is it will sell out pretty instantly, if it hasnt already.
Which is why I am hoping they do a filmed version, like when Tennant played Hamlet, or when Patrick Stewart played Macbeth on the stage.