Did Sherlock know that Moriarty was just agreeing to all the names he said? If so I think he is trying to protect Molly. Lestrade can look after himself, as he has the police, molly is less protected. He also needs her for his plans, so i think he suggests the names so he is in control. If he hadnt had suggested John, Mrs Huddson and Lestrade Moriarty might have gone for Molly and thus disrupted the plan. 

FAKING DEATH -just occured to me... bit obscure but hey

He cares more for Molly than Lestrade; he arrested him, whilst Molly helped fake his death 
We are questioning why not Molly, but i think it is more why not molly OVER Lestrade?

Yeah x i meant Irene, didnt know how to spell

I think it must have SOME relevance; they did put it in slow-mo
 

Remember Mycroft told him lots of information about sherlock, this may make Moriarty think they are in a feud. Or does he show some compassion to the man who helped and the woman who introduces him to sherlock?? I doubt it...
Sherlock has more friends, sorry aquaintences, than he knows; Irena (?), Homeless network, all those people who owe their lives after cases (omg owe) I think this will be a major theme in staging his death because earlier John talked about 'Every officer he ever made feel small' (?) Jumping on the band wagon about him being a fake. It would be a lovely twist if it became a two-sided thing.
I lost myself a little there, also sorry for the (?) been a while
Thoughts??

"When we're ready"
'Screen Rant' described Moffat's tease, as to when the new series is airing, as a 'Three word tease'.
Nothing to do with the plot, but it caught my eye when i read this

 

There IS a lot of tea floating about in this episode; this meeting begins it. At all three break-ins someone is drinking tea, then Mycroft has some at the end... hmmm
Is it a something or just very British??