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And the second reminds me of Sherlock in court just opening his mouth to speak...
and in the next scene he's being put in the dock.
(I think that's what you say for in a cell or in jail.)
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LOL yep! Love those moments! The writing is just so clever and funny!
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The phrase would be put in the clink. The dock is the bit in the court where he was standing to give evidence.
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My funniest moment is when Sherlock talk in the "tribunal" ( Sorry what do you "tribunal" in english?) ! But I don't like the scene with John in Diogene's Club...( j'avais déj� deviné ce qui aller se passer when he entered in the Diogene'Club )
In Scandal in Belgravia, the scene with the fall of the american in the window ? "Combien de fois est il tombé par la fênêtre exactement?" "Je ne sais plus vraiment, Imspecteur, j'ai perdu le compte" Funny !!! ( Yes, in french, sorry )
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Hahaha yes I love that too Emy!
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ASiB was the first episode I ever saw and at that scene I knew they got me completely
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Emy. Tribunal is trial in English. In the Diogenes Club John spoke aloud and you a not allowed to speak aloud there.
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Yes, I know !
Mais j'avais honte pour lui ! ( What do you say that in english ? God, i am stupid )
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You have to run an online dictionary next to this forum. I do that and it helps me a lot!
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Well, I used Google translate on what you wrote up there Emy and I think what you mean is that you felt embarassed for him
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tobeornot221b wrote:
....One of the funniest moments for me is when Sherlock tries "not to be myself" in order to not frighten the little girl and to do this turns his coat collar down.
I JUST wanted to post that one! Those are the little things you sometimes don't recognize at once. Aren't they lovely!!?
Last edited by Mattlocked (September 22, 2012 2:15 pm)
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Yes - lovely!
Another funny one is when Sherlock snaps at poor Miss Mackenzie: "What are you: an idiot, a drunk or a criminal?"
Oh, so completely inappropriate...!
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Davina wrote:
The phrase would be put in the clink. The dock is the bit in the court where he was standing to give evidence.
Thank you. We use "clink," too. I'm not sure about "dock."
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I think it's pretty funny when Sherlock is puzzling over the "ear hat" (the deerstalker) while having a simultaneous conversation with John about their coverage in the press.
Also, it's pretty hilarious when John, rather nonplussed, walks by the mannequin hanging in the flat and asks Sherlock, "Did you just talk to him for a really long time?"
I also like when Sherlock presses Molly into service at the lab and points out all of Jim's crimes subsequent to Molly's breakup with him. "For the sake of law and order, I suggest that you avoid all future attempts at a relationship, Molly."
And maybe just one more: Sherlock telling Kitty that there are 2 types of fans. Catch me before I kill again (Type A). And Type B: Your bedroom is just a taxi ride away. Haha.
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LaconicLurker wrote:
Also, it's pretty hilarious when John, rather nonplussed, walks by the mannequin hanging in the flat and asks Sherlock, "Did you just talk to him for a really long time?"
LOVE this!! Bahahaha
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This in court was also VERY nice:
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This seems to be a "funny" moment... Obviously after Reichenbach Fall
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Mattlocked wrote:
This seems to be a "funny" moment... Obviously after Reichenbach Fall
Not so much for the coat, obviously, which has to be protected against rain and fake blood lol.
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kazza474 wrote:
drummerchickSH wrote:
The staying alive music :D I'm not the only one with it as my ring tone
I'm tragic, I have that AND the Irene Adler message tone.
Oh, it must be fun when you get a call at the office.
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In the courtroom, Moriarity shoots a look at John, almost as though they are on the same side. It kind of says, "Yikes, what do you think is going to happen?" I wish I were good at screen shots like some of you are, so I could show you the look I mean.