Sherlock - Series 2 - BBC
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Could the 3 episodes have something to do with a certain film being made about a certain Hobbit too
I'd forgotten about that, both the main actors in Sherlock are also in The Hobbit (one playing a very Big part, the other just a big part
), which is something I suspect they would not want to miss doing (they're probably getting paid much, much better for that than for Sherlock as well as it being something completely different and a major international film rather than British TV).
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What a brilliant, brilliant episode. So glad this is back
I'd forgotten about that, both the main actors in Sherlock are also in The Hobbit (one playing a very Big part, the other just a big part
Apparently Jackson halted filming of the Hobbit over the summer when Sherlock was filmed just to allow it be be filmed...He's supposedly a big fan of it himself.
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Well I very much enjoyed it.
Some wonderful lines, 'and there in one sentence, is the summary of a childhood'
Hope the other two are just as much fun.
When is the airing of the next episode?
Some wonderful lines, 'and there in one sentence, is the summary of a childhood'
Hope the other two are just as much fun.
When is the airing of the next episode?
It's repeated on Saturday 7th @ 19:00 on BBC Three so not HD.
I just wish more things on TV were like this - why is Moffat wasting his time doing several poor episodes of Doctor Who when he could be modernising more Sherlock Holmes - are 3 episodes really worthy of a series?
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Moffat only writes one episode per series of Sherlock, so that pretty much answers your question there.
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I must admit, I do rather wish that they'd release the 'images' from "the woman" that they showed to sherlock early on, they'd make some great desktops dontchathink?
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brilliant!
I have to admit that I was quite worried about a modern interpretation of Holmes and quite how it would work when I first heard they were making Sherlock. Im also a massive fan of the Jeremy Brett Holmes so I never thought I take to a modern version at all as in my opinion Brett is the definitive Holmes.
I was absolutely wrong, I think the first series and the first episode of the second have been fantastic. Long may the BBC continue to make programs like this. Can't wait to see what they do with The Hound of the Baskervilles I can only imagine they changed the name of the third episode to the Reichenbach Falls rather that the Final Problem as that title may have suggested an end to the series. All the other episode titles have been pretty much a play on the original story titles.
I was absolutely wrong, I think the first series and the first episode of the second have been fantastic. Long may the BBC continue to make programs like this. Can't wait to see what they do with The Hound of the Baskervilles
I can only imagine they changed the name of the third episode to the Reichenbach Falls rather that the Final Problem as that title may have suggested an end to the series. All the other episode titles have been pretty much a play on the original story titles.
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Finally managed to watch the first episode of series 2 last night. Absolutely fantastic stuff.
I was worried it would not live up to series 1 but it did not dissapoint.
I was worried it would not live up to series 1 but it did not dissapoint.
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There is a series 1 and 2 set coming out on January 23rd so you could wait? The series 1 and 2 pack on Blu-ray is just over £25 for a pre-order price.
Less than a tenner, more than a fiver.Series one is only about a tenner on blu-ray
Thanks Wolfie - just one-clicked it from the usual place
Yeah, I saw that when I was ordering. I'll actually be watching the rest of S2 the normal way, so just the S1 blu ray will do meThere is a series 1 and 2 set coming out on January 23rd so you could wait? The series 1 and 2 pack on Blu-ray is just over £25 for a pre-order price.
Less than a tenner, more than a fiver.
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Thank Sim...wasnt sure if they were going to repeat it...shame its not a HD repeat.
Cant believe i missed this as im a HUGE HUGE Sherlock fan...got all his books on my kindle
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