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doctor-clue:

For Sherlock fans

Shirley Holmes- A Study in Pink

FEMLOCK. Jennifer Watson is struggling to recover from a traumatic car accident when she meets an unusual woman named Shirley Holmes. This is basically “A Study in Pink”, but with some twists. I swear, it’s more interesting than it sounds!

I’m begging you from the bottom of my heart to at least give it a chance!

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I miss our wackiness, our wild theories, our awesome references, but most of all I miss our unity.

I’ve only had my american show, Once Upon a Time, to rave and obsess over lately. It is an utterly fantastic show, but the fandom is hard to be a part of. We are not very unified and a lot of the fans are just downright mean, unreasonable, and don’t respect other people’s opinions. There are a lot of arguments, character-love wars, shipping wars, etc.

In our fandoms, we all love each other in the end no matter who our favorite characters are, or who we ship, or whatever.

So Whovians, Sherlockians… I call for a group hug! I can’t wait until our shows return!

doctor-clue:

For Sherlock fans

Shirley Holmes- A Study in Pink

FEMLOCK. Jennifer Watson is struggling to recover from a traumatic car accident when she meets an unusual woman named Shirley Holmes. This is basically “A Study in Pink”, but with some twists. I swear, it’s more interesting than it sounds!

I’m begging you from the bottom of my heart to at least give it a chance!

For Sherlock fans

Shirley Holmes- A Study in Pink

FEMLOCK. Jennifer Watson is struggling to recover from a traumatic car accident when she meets an unusual woman named Shirley Holmes. This is basically “A Study in Pink”, but with some twists. I swear, it’s more interesting than it sounds!

I’m begging you from the bottom of my heart to at least give it a chance!

I don’t know if this has been mentioned yet, but does anyone think it was weird that Sherlock asked for a “moment of privacy” on the roof? I don’t know, but I thought it was a bit strange and maybe a little out of character.

I have no idea how doing that could have helped him survive his fall, but I just thought I would throw this idea out into the void for speculation.

suddenlyflying:

lornasp:

There’s lots to digest in this Q&A.

Benedict Cumberbatch, 35, was born in London and educated at Harrow. In 2004, his portrayal of Stephen Hawking in the BBC drama Hawkingearned him a Bafta nomination, and he got another for Sherlock; next year he plays the lead in Parade’s End. On stage, he has appeared in Danny Boyle’s acclaimed production of Frankenstein, and his film parts include Starter For 10, Atonement, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Peter Jackson’s forthcoming The Hobbit. He stars in Steven Spielberg’s new film, War Horse.

When were you happiest? 
With the sun on my face and a beer in my hand, the morning after I had been in a car-jacking in South Africa.

What is your greatest fear? 
Forgetting people’s names.

What is your earliest memory? 
Falling off a swing at my grandmother’s.

Which living person do you most admire, and why? 
Amber, my aunt, and her boyfriend, Gian Luigi Valino – he has primary lateral sclerosis and she cares for him.

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? 
Impatience as well as indecision.

What is the trait you most deplore in others? 
Lying.

What was your most embarrassing moment? 
When I was six, I got stung by a wasp in a Greek market. A widow pulled down my pants, held me upside down and rubbed an onion on my bum.

What makes you unhappy? 
The thought of what my grandchildren will have to endure.

What do you most dislike about your appearance? 
The size and shape of my head. I’ve been likened to Sid from Ice Age.

What is your guiltiest pleasure? 
The X Factor.

What is your most unappealing habit? 
Hoarding. I drag a lot of stuff round with me that I don’t need. 

What would be your fancy dress costume of choice? 
I rather enjoyed wearing bandages round my face as the Invisible Man at the last one I went to. People got to know me without recognising me.

What is the worst thing anyone’s ever said to you? 
A blog that said, “The talentless wooden acting of arse-named, horse-faced twot Benedict Cumberbatch.”

What was the best kiss of your life? 
One on a dancefloor when I was 21 – she knows who she is.

Which words or phrases do you most overuse? 
“Erm…”

What has been your biggest disappointment? 
Not being a dad by the age of 32.

If you could edit your past, what would you change? 
I possibly might not have called Trevor Nunn Adrian Noble at my first audition for him.

What is the closest you’ve come to death? 
I drive a motorbike, so there is the whiff of the grim reaper round every corner, especially in London.

What single thing would improve the quality of your life? 
Better time management.

What do you consider your greatest achievement? 
I wish I could say children. 

What keeps you awake at night? 
Fucking foxes.

What song would you like played at your funeral? 
The Only Way Is Up.

How would you like to be remembered? 
By being remembered.

Tell us a secret 
Lines are very difficult to learn.

This is why I always get so upset at people who do nothing but insult his appearance every time he’s in the news. It’s so clear that he’s self-conscious about the way he looks. 

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After a couple requests in my ask box to make this public, I’ve given in.

First off, I’m going to briefly outline the Irene Adler story for those who haven’t read the original Sir Arthur Conan Doyle version so that everyone understands my reasoning.

So, in the original story, Holmes is hired by a king to retrieve some pictures from Irene Adler that she’s intending to blackmail him with. Holmes disguises himself and manages to get into her home where she cares for him (because he pretended to get beaten). Then he lays a trap for her so that she is forced to reveal where the pictures are hidden. However, once she does so, she realizes that it was a trap and eventually realizes who Holmes is and outwits him. The book specifically pointed out that Holmes had no romantic feelings towards Adler, but he admired and respected her for being the only woman to outwit him.

OK, now that you have that background, on with my theory. I’ve noticed that this modern day Sherlock doesn’t really put on actual disguises with the makeup and everything. Rather, he does “personality disguises”. So, my theory is, is that Sherlock is going to don some sort of personality disguise to get close to Irene for information. Now, I don’t think there will actually be any sex or anything, but there could possibly be like flirtations or “chemistry” as it’s put in the article.

Of course, I could be completely off, but that’s my theory and I’m sticking to it until proven otherwise.

doctorsaxon:

mrshudson-tookmytardis:

;D

I think it EVERY TIME.

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welcometoasgard:

my-melody-pond:

anewkindofthrill requested a meeting of RDJ!Holmes and Cumberbatch!Sherlock (and their Watsons)

This is perfect, they so would harass the hell out of each other. And both John Watsons would bond over their mutual (lack of) patience with (some of) the shenanigans.

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benedictatorship:

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doubtruthtobealiar:

“I don’t think there’s a man on earth who looks like Benedict Cumberbatch. Not a single one. Like…I can’t figure out his face. I DON’T EVEN KNOW WHAT THAT REALLY MEANS, BUT I FEEL VERY DEEPLY IN MY HEART THAT IT IS A TRUE STATEMENT.”

You say accurate things, Mark.

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doctor-sherlock:

UNF

THAT LITTLE SMRK

AND THE EYE MOVEMENT

UNF

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