Sherlock Fandom Archive

garkgatiss:

in a world where fans try to predict the plots of lost and westworld, it was particularly evil and crazy of these fans to attempt to predict the plot of bbc sherlock

the-7-percent-solution:

jon-lox:

folks arrive to the escape room and there are no puzzles, just all of us crammed in there giving tjlc lectures

escape us

Pay us $80 first

astudyintea:

mood: lying on the sidewalk outside mofftiss’ houses at 3am holding up a boombox playing I want to break free at an aggressively loud volume

jon-lox:

us refusing to play the escape room and instead, trying to convince the escape room employees in their break room of how s5′s gonna go down

chained-to-the-mirror:

I’m too lazy to link the reference, but in case you haven’t seen pictures from That Photoshoot, just google Sergei Polunin and it will be among the first results. Anyway, this is attempting to be Sherlock, not Sergei (though he is also very beautiful) – balletlock is one of my weaknesses.

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the-7-percent-solution:

Alert me in the following extraordinary, impossible cases:

1) BBC Sherlock is canceled
2) A Tabloid reports Martin Freeman to have done something equally as heroic as Benedict Cumberbatch did last week (like gave the Heimlich to a man choking on chips in Hyde Park last February or something ridiculous)
3) Queen Elizabeth II interacts with the new Sherlock content in an adorably-cute-for-an-old-person kind of way (like her James Bond/Olympics stuff)
4) Any Sherlock actor reports doing anything related to their in-universe persona but not related to the escape game (for example, Mark Gatiss has tea with Corbyn or Khan, Toby Jones volunteers at a children’s hospital, Rupert Graves is a key witness in a petty crime)

IF one of these incredibly unrealistic things happen any time soon, then, and only then, will I consider the possibility of an ARG in relation to the events of The Geek Interpreter.

ciel-doux:

“Rooting for [Johnlock] brought tremendous joy into people’s lives, but it also unleashed real darkness into the world” but not the first 115 years that people theorized it, just the last few when those women on the internet started talking about it

the-7-percent-solution:

So a horror James Bond episode was more realistic but Sci Fi is just… too much?

(Via Buzzfeed)

notagarroter:

“You think it was the cat. It wasn’t the cat.”

I just love this whole scene for the fact that Sherlock somehow acquires a bunch of professional photography equipment and shows up at this poor dude’s house playing the bumbling photog to John’s journo, and it’s all for no purpose whatsoever other than humoring John. Since Sherlock already knows at this point that it was Raoul with the Botox, and he has known for at least a few hours. (Hours in which a blind hostage is helplessly waiting for Sherlock to save her.)

But John thinks it’s the cat, so Sherlock’s more than happy to play along because John is too adorable when he thinks he has figured something out.

elldotsee:

twomenofnote:

how did martin and ben do it though. like even in the pilot, even on the first day john and sherlock met, it already felt like john and sherlock had already known each other for ages. yes, it’s the easy banter between them but there’s also something else. something unnameable, something intangible that makes them look and feel so right together. it’s the rightness that kills me. the bone-deep comfort they seem to have around each other. that’s some next-level chemistry.

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