June 24, 2018

Sherlock 2x1 Reaction Early Access!

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Skeletor · June 25, 2018

Good Lord Shane need work on memory skills she played Rob Starks wife who was killed at the Red Wedding in one of the most terrible ways in Game Of Thrones

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Gezno · June 25, 2018

I found myself shouting Myocroft! When he told Mrs. Hudson to shut up. I did not expect Sherlock to do the same. I love it when characters like his start to warm up to people.

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Andrew Courtney · June 25, 2018

This was definitely one of my favorite episodes of the entire series. The Irene Adler actress is phenomenal. Glad Shane is liking the series.

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Doug C · June 25, 2018

When I first watched that, I watched the Director's Commentary version immediately after and then the regular episode one more time the next day. Such a good one!!

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Daniel Pettersen · June 24, 2018

When will the full length be uploaded?

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JDezzy2001 · June 24, 2018

She had moriarty save Sherlock in the pool so that he could crack the code on her phone about the jumbo jet as it was useful information for moriarty to have to blackmail mycroft into doing whatever they wanted him to

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Tina L · June 24, 2018

The actress who played Jeanette is Oona Chaplin, the granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin and the Great-granddaughter of American playwright, Eugene O'Neil. The reason why Shane recognized her is that she also played Talisa, Rob Stark's wife in Game of Thrones. I am glad he figured it out in the end.

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Cookie · June 24, 2018

Great analysis guys.

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Chili Chanda · June 24, 2018

Isn't Watson's girlfriend the same actress who plays Robb Starks' wife in Game of Thrones?

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Juliette · June 24, 2018

Yup! Oona Chaplin played Talisa. She was also in the White Christmas episode of Black Mirror and is the great grand daughter of Charlie Chaplin!

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Juliette · June 24, 2018

1895 is a reference to a poem by Vincent Starrett about Holmes and Watson. The second stanza is: A yellow fog swirls past the window-pane As night descends upon this fabled street: A lonely hansom splashes through the rain, The ghostly gas lamps fail at twenty feet. Here, though the world explode, these two survive, And it is always eighteen ninety-five.

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Juliette · June 24, 2018

FUCK YEAH. Love this ep. Wrote my dissertation on it (comparing Irene Adler in this, Guy Ritchie's films and Elementary)

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Tina L · June 24, 2018

Oh wow, that sounds like a great topic! I enjoy all incarnations of the Irene. There is always something added to the character that just makes her an equal to Sherlock.