Gorthaur the Cruel wrote:Given the final post-credits scene in the last episodes, are we to believe that Mozza was never actually on the roof with Sherlie? That that entire interaction took place in Sherl's head?
Who knows?!

Gorthaur the Cruel wrote:Given the final post-credits scene in the last episodes, are we to believe that Mozza was never actually on the roof with Sherlie? That that entire interaction took place in Sherl's head?
MeadowForest wrote:Siddharth - I know Sherlock wasn't seriously with the woman in the end, but the idea he was with a girl like that at all still bothered me!
siddharth wrote:Baskervilles was brilliant! Everything is superb in it; direction, acting, script and the modernisation. And it actually felt nice to see a more recognisable Holmes story updated for today.
Scandal was good, but probably the least good among the first 2 seasons.Quite a few plotholes (big ones), and the provocative nature of Adler's clothing at the beginning, plus when she and Sherlock are implied to be in the nude.
Yes, I know it isn't a show for kids but it wasn't necessary in anyway either.
Arlaug wrote:From what I gather from Gatiss/Moffat's answering through interviews, it is not their intention to make an adaptation of works but rather a version of SH which will have its similarity with original plotlines and firmly rooted in ACD's canon. Also, as I've come to middle of my Holmes stories, the sensation of atmosphere is, by my judgement, superb, and flawless acting brings it up on a whole another level.
As for Scandal, it must be one of my absolute faves because of Sherlock's nature (extravagance might be a strong word but alas, at least queerness would do), and the nudity was a bit of an obvious choice and could be explained as an additional element which Sherlock isn't so comfortable with. And needless to say how jealous khm I was (not) for Irene/Sherl scenes.
Arlaug wrote:How
would you have made it?
Arlaug wrote:Well she would have to keep the informations somewhere, perhaps she took herself far too loosely on that one.
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