Sherlock. No spoilers.

[pez]

25 minutes in, and already two mentions of gay. Interesting.

They've already paired Watson and Holmes 3 times.

............okay there is no point in counting anymore. XDDDD

Comments

[jetsam]

OK, betting on a fandom?

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

YES. I think I'm already fangirling! /o/

[jetsam]

It gets better and better

The 'and for your date' comment... clearly there's a precedent

[storme]

Girlfriend not really his area, huh.

....Oh dear.

[jetsam]

...indeed

Same guy as does Dr Who. Knows his fandom

[storme]

Ah, I guess they've negotiated one we-are-not-asking-each-other-out moment. I forsee much reoccurance!

[jetsam]

3 or 4 times an episode would be my bet. They've already fielded the 'there's another bedroom upstairs... if you should be needing it'

[storme]

Oooo and now the drugs stuff. Interestng!

[jetsam]

Can I say I rather like the police?

[storme]

The writing is excellent I think; this sherlock is very much the sherlock of the books.

[jetsam]

I have to admit I've never really read the books, so I'll have to take your word for that. But it is good :)

[storme]

I wish they were using Baker St and not Gower St, though.

[jetsam]

This is where not knowing the canon is probably an advantage

[storme]

Actually, that is more me knowing the street they're actually using *really* well.

(In their defense, 221B Baker St is really similar in look and layout to the place they're using (above a shop, vaguely similar architecture). But I can SEE Euston Road behind them in some shots.)

[giving-ground.livejournal.com]

I had that moment! "Hey that's UCH! And there's Euston Square! I've lived like fifty metres from there!"

[storme]

(And it's been a while since I read the books--and I'm no huge Holmes buff anyway. But this seems a lot more true to type than most adaptions I've seen.)