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Hamlet airs on BBC Two on 31 March 2018 at 9pm

As I missed it everyday since I've seen it on stage, I'm beyond happy about this!!!

I'm not satisfied TFP to being anything, it's still unbearable for me, but I'd say better end the show now before they make it even worse. That's just my opinion, not a popular one I know but I really love the first two series to bits and will go on to do so.

Russell wrote:

James Norrington wrote:

... you've informed your flatmates you will move your entire computer including screen to the corridor on sunday because that's where the wifi-router is. I cannot watch any videos in my room because the internet signal is too weak...

 
Ha... aww! You could always just get one of those wi-fi extender boxes!

Yes, I really need one. Thing is I only learned about that about three days ago and it was too late by then to order one which would arrive on time. So corridor it is. With my entire PC, screen, mouse, keyboard etc. :D
 

Just a short question: Isn't the threadtitel too spoilerish for to be seen by the entire board?
It's not a problem for me but maybe for people who haven't seen it yet it's quite too much of a giveaway?

When the video was played, I was afraid the entire time that she would admit that she was behind all the Moriarty-stuff, in fact, I was afraid her saying: 'And Sherlock: I was Moriarty', or something like that, and I don't want this to be. Actually, I don't want her to have any connection with him, if possible, but you're right, the entire thing seems rather sinister. And when they were following the dog to that slaughterhouse, Sherlock said something as in: 'it must be Moriarty' and it turned out that it was in fact about Mary instead, so... I really, really hope that it doesn't turn out the way I fear.
 

... you are now having trouble with both of your flatmates because one of them was watching the new episode with you and wanted to invite the other one (who's a really loud guy, chatting all the time and has never watched a single episode of Sherlock) to watch it with you and you almost screamed at both of them because you really didn't want him to be there and spoil it for you - and now they think I'm selfish, over-reacting and some sort of an asshole.

Oh, I'm still shaking. I must admit, I wasn't taken by Marys death so much because I thought it would happen in this series, but then again, I was shocked in the way it happened. For a while, I thought maybe she wouldn't die after all but John and her would be simply breaking up, but that was the moment I happened to forget the show's made by evil geniuses Moffat and Gatiss (silly me!).

What I loved was that there were actual clients coming to Baker street again and there was some sort of a case that wasn't personal, which I'm all happy about because otherwise I happen to forget sometimes that it's actually about a consulting detective. Sometimes one happens to see a man who's very smart but has some really troubled friends.
Mrs. Hudson was ever-so-lovely, I was happy to see Molly again and Lestrade (oh, why did Sherlock have to spoil it?! I want Greg - or whatever he's called - to be happy). But Mycroft - I really want to know what's going on there. Sherrinford?!!!

What I loved too was that when the pearl was mentioned I thought - ha, as having read that story, I perfectly well know where it is - but I really shouldn't try to be clever but just watch the show. ;)

That latest trailer really gave me the chills and made it impossible for me to breath or think normally for quite a while, after that I run around the house without any reason - my usual behaviour about brilliant but disturbing things and quite often to be witnessed when something about Sherlock came out. :D

But what one can say: They already told us that it was going to be dark, but boy, it really looks like it will!

Haha, exactly what I thought first. Martin's looking all concentrated, so I thought he's been judging his own work, but no, no, they're all watching football together, how lovely. And what a cosy spot they've chosen for it. :D

Woo-hoo, the mug I've ordered finally arrived:




 

Well, I was born two days after Andrew Scott - only 13 years later. :D