"Dear God what is it LIKE inside your funny little brains it must be so boring!"

[captainsblog]

Or, Jeremy who?!?

Speaking of Who: Remember the speculation round the End of Time about the Doctor's mother being in the cast?

Well, methinks his son has been shipped off to 221B.

I think I've got my new obsession quite in hand. (Obsession, Calvin Klein, same scent as her over there. Hands, not scarred by physical labour, must be a professional.)

Will I be commenting more about this series? NO SHIT, SHERLOCK!

Comments

[thanatos-kalos.livejournal.com]

I'm rewatching it now. It's quite good. :) I especially adore Freeman's Watson; both characters are equally damaged.

[captainsblog.livejournal.com]

I totally didn't recognize him from HHGTG, where his Arthur wasn't all that far off from Dr. John.

[thanatos-kalos.livejournal.com]

The dressing gown in the early part of Sherlock was likely an homage to Arthur; Watson is far more...embattled than his Arthur, though.

btw, if you get the chance to see a British film called Wild Target he's in that too, playing someone unlike both Watson and Arthur.

[hooton.livejournal.com]

I haven't been able to watch this yet but am hoping to catch it on iPlayer tonight.

[princesskraehe.livejournal.com]

I love the recent depictions of Sherlock as being completely OTT-mental. As in being nigh-on unable to function because his brain is so busy. We've gotten touches of that in the past, but nothing quite to the point of our two most recent remakes.

Also, at first I was worried that the onscreen text would be distracting/made of fail, but they use it just right.

[captainsblog.livejournal.com]

Since the HHGTG parallels are now starting to flood in (more from the original radio series than the film), I thought of the smug alien race which got smitten with the "gift" of telepathy.

That's the closest my funny little brain can come to approximating what must be going through his ticker. (Well, that and the pr0n, cause he's a guy, after all.)