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BBC Sherlock (May contain spoilers)

• BBC Sherlock (May contain spoilers)

• BBC Sherlock (May contain spoilers)

  juicycum > 07/02/2013, 17:56

  Does anyone else on here watch Sherlock? I have loved the first two series so far and I can't wait to see the third. I thought I would create this thread for anyone to talk about the show in general. Or if anyone has any theories on how Sherlock survived (I said that this thread may contain spoilers!!!).
  
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  SirWanksAlot86 > 08/02/2013, 01:53

  ive got season 1 and 2 on my hard drive, and my friend is insisting i watch it, despite the fact that she gave me seasons 1 to 7 of the West Wing which have 23 episodes each,
  
  so i intend to watch this in the coming weeks,

• RE: BBC Sherlock (May contain spoilers)

  juicycum > 10/02/2013, 18:54

  (08/02/2013, 01:53)SirWanksAlot86 Wrote: ive got season 1 and 2 on my hard drive, and my friend is insisting i watch it, despite the fact that she gave me seasons 1 to 7 of the West Wing which have 23 episodes each,
  
  so i intend to watch this in the coming weeks,

  
  It is really good, well I like it anyway. Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman are both great actors and I think that it works really well in the modern day. Also keep an eye out for Moriarty. I think Andrew Scott put in a fantastic performance. I hope that you enjoy it as much as I did :)

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  bencat > 27/02/2013, 12:16

  Like this but also like the new version on Sky as well . In both cases what they have done is not be too prissy and make a straight version of the books or the stories but used them as a basis for what is SH had been born now . Both have their charm and the pairings in both shows are very good because they do not ignore the Dr Watson role or try to make out he is an idiot .
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